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This is awesome. I am doing the three way with the 295x and XFX 290X DD. The bad thing for me is I got the Dell 32" which has issues with booting at 60Hz sometimes.
I just hope the PSU I have, Corsair ax1200i can support the GPUs.
I just asked Kyle the same thing via email a few days ago. I hope they do it because there are just too many settings in and out of game.
It dawned on me after reading the last vard review they posted that [H] is not using only in game settings. Well to a lot of you that may be "common sense"...
I have a similar system minus water cooling at 4GH. With two 5970's in crossfirex I never could tell the difference between one or two besides the great amount of heat that the crossfirex mode put out. I've since removed one and am just as happy with performance.
I did not at the time see a...
I'm not sure how calling a PR guy on a very questionable claim being unprofessional.
It would be unprofessional for Kyle to just post it up on their word.
He called BS and they were shocked and not prepared.
The "are you serious" reply was the most unprofessional thing I've seen in a long...
If you did not know Kyle can be abrasive then now you do but more importantly you know to watch out for the commodore systems when they come out with outrageous performance claims.
Did anyone read the bit tech article to see the PC?
If that is their system then it is a top end and with no OC...
Bottom line is for $500 you should get a truly quiet, best output, and an Out of Box experience that can't be beat or at least is impressive.
I do not buy their non silencer line because of the noise and I just got a $200 750W Quad for an SLI rig that I am happy with the price and noise.
I got a PWS 690 with 8GB RAM, a 160GB Raptor BOOT, Dell Perc 5i add in RAID with 4 300GB SAS 10K drives in RAID10, two Xeon 5355 (dual quad core 2.66GHz CPU's), 1KW power supply with the SLI option, The lowest end vid card which I replaced with a single 7900GTX, and I put in a pair of Plextor...
After self review I think you are right and I'm not big on a slowdown hear or there ruining my experience. Being a very long time electronic gamer I've dealt with real crap so current games are so good that I don't mind.
I did do a ~ tdt and it dips low into the teens during fights and outside...
I usually game at 1920x1200 if it is supported and 1600x1200 if not.
It might be because I have HDR enabled, which disables any AA at all.
I need to enable AA and look at it and see. I know from reading [H] articles that I will get better or higher visual quality at the highest resolutions...
I have two 7800GTX 256MB models. and a Dell 24"lcd and have been playing Oblivion for the past week at 1920x1200, HDR, sliders at default except I moved shadows up to near max.
I installed the latest nVidia drivers, set my profile and started playing and thought 'wow this SLI is really...
What's wrong with expressing an opinion on a PC with a questionable level enthusiast board that had problems? How many of you guys saying its an unfair review would have kept the box for more than a week if it crashed in your favorite game? Not many I'd wager. Also if you know the history of [H]...
I too was avoiding SLI since I had an ATI x850PE, but when Dell announced the XPS 600 and the first few weeks had 35% off on them I bought one.
At first I was pissed about the reboots going into SLI to play a game. That was fixed within the month by nVidia driver updates. I did get the 24"...
Also ask them to better this price and or up the cpu or warranty whatever you like. This is 7800gtx sli and a 19" monitor for $2500. Let us know what you end up ordering!
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Pentium® D Processor 830 with Dual Core Technology (3.0GHz, 800FSB), Microsoft® Windows® XP Home...