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Sorry for unearthing but since nview is quadro only now I thought I'd post a hint You can force install nview on GeForce adding a -f flag to a shortcut to the installer works perfectly fine

Or 4.3% of the same in the EU

I see a 2fps increase on civ 5 and none beyond that ... What I think is a waste however is getting 16GB of ram when half or even a quarter would do just fine for gaming.

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Get at least 1600, prefer frequency to tighter timings benchmarks

I'm just taking the piss, moking Tom Sonderman.

Wondering what the temperature is in those fabs ... Have you seen those nipples? lol

Firefox has been using a master password for its password database for awhile now.

Correct, the stout is horrible while the draught is awesome. The water from the Wicklow mountains has this little je ne sais quoi. It's best enjoyed in Dublin where Guinness quality teams inspect the pubs' taps and pipings to ensure the beer is perfect every time. Even then it's still noticeably...

If he loves Guinness so much, maybe he should learn how to spell it!

I'm guessing surround works better than eyefinity if all you find to be an issue is game support.

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Seeing the amount of hate Kyle throws at crytek in this thread, I'm really wondering why all he throws at AMD's Eyefinity is rainbows flowers and butterflies. The drivers are a real nightmare and we never hear about it. - Profile switching never worked well - Unexplained loss of portrait...

Thanks :) Its B-Magic + Aquamarine ;) Here's my worklog

Hmm I didn't realise that. What on earth is that PCI-E 4-7 power 6pin? Why? There's already 4 dual 8pin cables.

Get yourself a little highlight color for a few dollars more. A single colored wire adds a lot to a full black sleeving loom imho.

Airflow isn't so much impeded by the thickness of the cable, but more by it's length and the bulk it creates. When you custom sleeve, you might as well cut your cables to length and eliminate the unwanted length. Uni-sleeving is indeed thicker but more flexible as in it can flatten easierly...

Examples of passthrough connectors http://en.mdpc-x.com/mdpc-cable-assemblies/sata-power-connector-through.htm And here's more from my NAS 90 degrees passthrough molex

Are these caps or simple ferrites ? Rewire the whole thing, forget about the ferrites. Your cables are more than long enough, you can use passthrough connectors to make things easier.

Maybe the energy savings from a 32nm then 22nm manufacturing process ? Especially in case of an overclock.

The real news with this series is the endurance of the drive.though. source the same in "english"

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I see. I guess we'll have to wait for proper UD7 testing. It'd be a shame if it weren't possible. The GPU is there and the chipset supports it. We've seen the outputs don't need to be used. The UD7 being the high end, I find it surprising that they would prevent quicksync usage just to cut on...

My questions still remain though, and so do pboy207's Is the UD7 really just a P67 with SSD caching, or can it benefit from quicksync transcoding if virtu is set to mode d?

The whole discussion I'm having here is trying to justify the gigabyte Z68 UD7, which doesn't have video out. Sorry, when I said headless, I didnt't mean a headless pc, just a motherboard without video out. You'd still have the discreet gpu for your video out

The idea would be to benefit from the high performance and tiny cpu usage of the quick sync video transcoding, even on headless z68 motherboards.

I'm not saying you did, I was just trying to clarify for pboy207 but it looks like there's still things I don't quite get.

Even if you use virtu in mode "d" ? Could you install the virtu app on a headless z68 motherboard?

Lucid is only used to switch the video input if I may say. It switches GPU processor. It's not the same as quicksync. The Z68 chipset allows the board to tap into the CPU's GPU, whether there is a video output or not, Z68 allows you to use quicksync. Edit: looks like I'm wrong here Let me...

You're missing the SSD caching and the quick sync gpu features (high speed video encoding using 0% cpu time)

OK so I'm pretty sure that Virtu isn't gonna work for 3 monitors eyefinity users, but can it tackle switching GPUs for dual monitor users?

I've only just requested my B3 replacement for a P8P67 Pro. You guys think there's any chance I can request a Z68 board instead ? (europe region)

Here's a video of the technique ;) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HxsdBFfDzpg&feature=relmfu I'm yet to try it myself, but it looks a lot easier than the compressing/decompressing technique which I have used in the past. I guess you might need a fairly long straw for some of your long cables...

Awesome guide kamaster. The devil is really in the details. Maybe you should let people know from the start that this really applies to extension cables though. PSU sleeving would take far less measuring since you can just have a rough sleeve length and shove the extra inside the PSU box. A...

The lost planet numbers don't include the Intel board ?

Noquarter, that's the solution I've been using ever since you linked me to this thread after my 5870 rant, but I just found a much simpler way of working around this bug that just keeps creeping back: Create a delete random display groups Worked for me :)

For those curious about GTX 460 2GB SLI surround performance, here is a pretty extensive comparative benchmark

Isn't there a car thread somewhere else ? :confused:

That metaphore, it just doesn't work. RAM is pretty much defined by its frequency and latencies. This isn't a RAM review, it's a memory controller benchmark.