I'm considering up grading from my i7 920 to a 4690K and I am wondering if I could keep using my current PSU. I currently have a Corsair HX750.
Thanks for any info I can get.
I'm looking to upgrade my video card, and I was wondering which option would give me more bang for my bucks. My budget is around 300ish.
I'm currently running:
Intel i7 920
Evga X58 mobo
6GB DDR3 1600
BFG GTX 260 (216)
500GB Segate HDD
Windows 7 Ultimate
I mostly play FPS at...
So, I don't get evicted from my apartment, from scaring the crap out of my neighbors when I play the new Medal of Honor. When I get home from work at 4am.
I'm in the process of building a new Core i7 pc. I was just wondering what are the typical benchmarks and/or useful monitoring utilities I should download?
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So, I'm in the process of building a new PC. I have most of my components bought or selected to purchase. The one piece, that I'm loosing the most sleep over is the PSU selection. Here are the basic components I have or will be purchasing for my PC.
Intel i7 920, EVGA X58 SLi LE, 6GB...
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I have about $400 to upgrade my pc, but I am torn as which way to go.
I currently am running an AMD 3800+ venice, 2Gb Partriot DDR, on an Asus A8N-E mobo, and have a Evga 7900GT. I mostly play FPS games and browse the internet, using a 22" LCD monitor. For now, I'm using XP Pro, but I would...
You could use SlySoft's AnyDvDHD software, it bypasses any HDCP encryption. I used the trial version and it worked on my Viewsonic VX922 which is not HDCP compliant.