Recent content by Bobnova

Alright forget it, still no answer and you've been online multiple times. I'll look elsewhere for a phone.

The AX series shuts its fan down if it doesn't believe itself to be hot enough to need the fan.

If it can actually do what it says it can, it'll work fine. The difficulty is, many PSUs can't. Some "600w" units explode at 300w. Hence, we need to know the make/model.

The GS PSUs are, as I understand it, CX units with more bling. Step up to the TX platform if you like Corsair, they're at least good if not better.

I want the HTC One X. Paypal's ready to rumble. PMing you.

That sounds more like a speaker than anything else. If it IS the PSU, replace that thing now. What model Tt 750w PSU is it, and how old is it? I ask because the Tt TR2 series, excluding the 80+ Bronze units, is know for being Meh at best.

Ha, that's a nice upgrade for the money. Those were nice fast, if hot, CPUs. Enjoy! I really liked my 1366 setup.

I want it. PM incoming.

I seriously doubt it'd pay for itself. Unless the CPU is at full load constantly it's likely idling along at 10w or less, you aren't going to drop that much on a new platform.

Given how close Haswell is, I'd hold off till it launches just in case 3770ks go on sale then.

They don't slow down, though they can die. I wouldn't run 1.59 volts, that's for sure.

Yup, it'll be just fine. The PSU has two PCIe power cables, each GPU needs one. It's plenty powerful, too.

The GTX680 only eats 200w, 550w is enough for SLI with an Ivy Bridge CPU. I'd go with the X series.

This just in: All PSUs that aren't complete junk will work fine with Haswell. Intels testing methods are laughable.

It stops well short of the slot: http://pro-clockers.com/images/review/thermaltake/nic%20f4/f4_30.JPG Plenty of room, even for GPUs that have a backplate. Now if it's a passive GPU that has a full on heatsink strapped to the rear, that might be an issue.