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So basically, I just mounted two EK blocks to my two GTX470s. They definitely worked before, and I installed them with no problems, but...
...before I go through the hassle of adding these newly modified cards to a brand new loop, can I just plug each card individually into my 'work-bench'...
I'm probbably going to splurge on that new EK Northbridge/Southbridge waterblock for the Crosshair IV that came out a few days ago. :cool: I know it's about $100, but whatever.. the board only costs $220, and due to its immense features/overclock-ability, it's definitely worth another $100...
So I'm looking to buy either a 5870 and watercool it.
Can I Eyefinity three monitors with one single 5870? If so, can I expect decent FPS in games?
What OC speeds can I expect with a damn fine WC setup? (1 Loop with CPU and VGA; Triple Rad + Dual Rad)
When can I expect prices to come down...
SPECS:
e8400 @ 4.0GHz w/ DTEK Fuzion V2
2GB DDR3 @ 1333MHz
850W Antec TruPower
EVGA 790i Ultra SLI
2x Geforce 280s SLI
Initially, I had problems running this game in Multiplayer. With or without the new 197.13's, I could not get a good frame rate in Bad Company 2. Even on Medium...
I've been doing some objective research on the 5970, and let's put it this way: No matter what you throw at this dual-gpu card, there's no budge in performance. And that's how it's going to be until 2011, or for as long as videogame companies continue to work on 360/PS3 development and continue...
Never believe anybody that says the 9800GX2 is faster than the GTX280. It's not. I've had both, upgraded from one to the other, and never looked back.
I got a lot of choppy performance out of my 9800GX2 on an e8400/P35 build. People always argue over the existance of micro-stuttering, so let...
I see what you mean. GTX280 is definitely a plausible option because I can always go the 5870 route when I can afford 3 monitors and *need* DX11.
And no my sig is incorrect. That was my old build which I gave to my GF. I have a 790i mobo now.
Nobody has a GTX280 they want to sell? I can't...
Well I've had some people from other places who have experienced the transition from a single GTX295 to a 5870 that it wasn't worth it.. maybe they game on a shitty monitor or something?
I guess maybe I'll wait till after Christmas now.. I always wanted to do SLI with the GTX280 but today I...
I game on 19x12, I already have one GTX 280, and I can always put together a DX11 build when prices come down a bit more. Think I can do Supersampling AA with COD:MW2 ??
I still need a videocard in the 3rd PCI-E slot for PhysX?
And would upping my
I bought a GTS250 and I love it. Lower power consumption than the 8, more compact than the 8, runs the latest games just like the 8. Paid only $100 for it. What's the prob?
Hey Gang,
My buddy is a dummy and couldn't fix his FX-62 build he bought pre-built from cyberpower. I forget the exact ASUS mobo he has, but it does 16x/16x SLI and has a copper heatsink for the NB/SB/Mosfets..
Anyway, he gave me the FX-62 and the mobo. I just want to use this computer as...