Recent content by DisgustipatedAP1

Amazon is shipping my Gigabyte right now. Fuck yeah, Amazon. Sold my GTX 680 yesterday for what I paid for it.

Yep. I'm selling my GTX 680 today for more than I paid for it.

Nope. Test it with one 680, SLI 580's, and then 1 580 dedicated to PhysX.

I am willing to bet $100 that your bottleneck is the GTS 450 for PhysX. Turn that crap off.

Bro you need LN2, a $1000 3960x EXTREME processor at 6 Ghz or you're just CPU bottlenecked, it's scientific forum facts! Just open your wallet because there's just gobs of proof of your CPU bottlenecking, come on man! Do you even need to question it? :cool: Edit: In all seriousness, I am...

Absolutely not. You'll be pleased AND be 'selling' your 570 for much more than it's worth.

Do it. I'm running SLI GTX 570 2.56 GB's and even I'm going to a 680... and maybe even 2x 680's. It's a very powerful, awesome card. And if you have the 1.28 GB 570, it's well worth it.

4x MSAA for sure, and run it at 1440p/1600p.

Here, I'll help you out. First off, never do CSAA with SGSSAA. It messes up the sampling, as SGSSAA relies on matching MSAA. So only do 4x MSAA + 4x SGSSAA, etc for best quality. Next, if you want to eliminate jaggies/shimmering, I think this combination will work well for you (I just got done...

Crysis 2, 4x SGSSAA @ Ultra.

A close friend of mine works IT for a major development studio and gets gobs of free hardware. He said once he gets sent some GTX 680's, he'll let me pick one up for $400. It's just a matter of waiting for him to get a batch sent over. But I'm feeling pretty impatient and want to sell all my...

Are you raging, azn?

Yep. Wish more people understood that BF3 does dynamic caching and management of VRAM. It works beautifully.

Really thinking about cancelling my GTX 680 order... $530 after shipping just seems like so much for one damn videocard. Especially because I might be able to get them in the next week or two for $400/each, new.

No, you won't notice that much of a difference. Skyrim plays beautifully on a 6970 with mods, high resolution, and tons of AA.