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i find it fun to install from my version of xp thats so old it has no service packs on it. that 5 hour update run makes it look like im really doing something with my time
also how did you manage to run it with a different motherboard and cpu? i tried that before and windows went apeshit on...
so after deciding before i got it the stock cooler was crap i proceeded to fit a vf-900 onto the card as it had done a great job on my x1800xt. however it seems the x1900xt is just too much for the little zalman and the load temps are harldy any lower than stock, tho it is a lot quieter.
what...
this is very prevelant on an ati card, i didnt know it was an nvidia problem too. some games, like tomb raider legends it alsmost ruins the game along with some funky lighting problems before it was patched
my experience with the sandard cooler is that it is pants. ive had it one day and ive already ordered an arctic freezer 7. that looks to be a great cooler, plus its only £15
you do realise you could update the bios right?
got a p5b yesterday and it had bios version 0309 on it which is pretty old. install the asus update program and it will change the bios in windows
while im sure it runs lovely and smooth i do feel screenshots of bf2 on a 8800 are somewhat wasted as the game looks like pants. im sure you could run it at uber high levels on only a 7800gt
you could infact make this yourself and not have to wait months
take 1 ati radeon x1950 pro. then purchase a zalman vf-900, fit the zalman cooler to the radeon x1950 pro. go into ati overdrive and add a 5mhz overclock to the core.. there we go job done, probably at a nice saving
i read a site with info about volt modding the x1950 and it seems the voltage regulators dont like any change, so they just end up cooking.. and im sure nothing supports the 1950 pro software wise.
*edit*
http://www.vr-zone.com/index.php?i=4190&s=7
here we go mate
youll have a delay running through a graphics or tv card as it processes the image. plus it looks awful. i know i tried it lol.. get a vga cable it makes the world of difference