I've been running a 5770 on my Asrock 785G for a while and finally decided to get a second one to do Crossfire with, partly since I've always wanted to do this since the Voodoo2 days but just never got around to it. :)
While the card was on the way from Newegg, I did some research about how...
I'm using one of these as a secondary card and to run GPU workunits in BOINC, and I don't trust the fan on it to last very long if I keep the card hot. Can anyone suggest a reasonably priced HS/fan that'd fit on one of these?
I was looking at one of these at Newegg...
I'm using a pair of 280's (2.4ghz, dual core) in a Tyan 2892 motherboard using cheapo Masscool heatsinks. My temps under full load are just shy of 65 degrees C. Is this reasonable? Should I worry, or is it perfecly reasonable? I have no intention of overclocking.
Once annoyance in the realm...
I'm trying to use thin glass sheets for a project, and the edges on it have claimed several patches of skin. 8/ It was suggested that I could use a butane torch to 'polish' the edges--I'm familiar with doing that to acrylic, but will that actually work on glass? I'm happy to buy the torch if it...
Since prices on 17" LCD panels have dropped so much, I'd like to replace the CRT half of my dual-monitor setup. Can anyone suggest a model that is:
* Able to pivot
* Has a DVI input (preferable)
* Has a VESA mount (preferable)
* Acceptable for gaming
...under 300$? I'm thinking there...
Since y'all are on the [H] forum you've probably already seen the article linked on the front page...
http://www.bit-tech.net/news/2006/03/08/intel_liquid_cooler/
..looks pretty cool, and this could make liquid cooling very mainstream. Only 50$ for a good system with a peltier sounds...
Probably a silly question, but...is this impossible? I have some leftover Opterons after an upgrade and S940 mobo's are expensive. Is it possible to use them in a cheaper 939 mobo?