The product I'm referring to is the dual-slot 8600 GTS at http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814127284
Reviews aren't very conclusive:
http://www.itreviews.co.uk/hardware/h1216.htm says it's not very quiet.
http://www.pcstats.com/articleview.cfm?articleid=2105&page=3 thinks...
How long does the stuff last if it's not applied? I've had two tubes from 2004 that I never finished using, and I'm wondering if they'll still be good.
It gets worse. I just checked my autocomplete history on this computer (this was the computer I bought the 8600 GTS on). I recall Googling the part # to make sure it was the right one. Sure enough, the part # in the autocomplete history on this computer is GV-NX86S256H ... not GV-NX86S256H-B...
If you can find it... it's sold out everywhere. I thought eWiz.com was carrying the silent version of the card on launch day, but I just got it today, and it's the regular fan-cooled version :mad:
The Gigabyte 8600 GTS I ordered from eWiz just came in. Unfortunately... it is *not* the Silent Pipe version! I got the regular version with a fan. Doh. Any suggestions on what to do? I've emailed them, and I'm currently waiting for a response.
This is the page that was up when I bought it...
I've done a bunch of research, and I finally found a post on Logitech's forum. A guy claims that the Sanus EFSat and HF1 stands both work, as long as you get the optional EFB bracket mounting (http://www.standsandmounts.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=2028). I'll try it out and see how...
You need to use the 6-channel direct analog connection if you want positional sound in games and the like, since the Audigy can't encode 6-channel sound to DTS/DD. Since I've read that the digital coax/optical connection is better for movies and music (especially for movies, since the DTS/DD...
If I have an older sound card (Audigy 2), will I still be able to connect to the digital coax input on the z-5500 using the RCA adapter? And will it actually be surround sound?
I've seen a few past threads on this, but there doesn't seem to be anything definitive. I don't want to take the feet off the speakers, since I've read there's a nut inside that will fall off and make them impossible to re-attach. Is there a "standard" bracket that will attach to the...