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Even if it stopped increasing, the numbers look pretty strong for a new OS. I'm yet to update, just waiting for the final reason that convinces me. :p

I just updated GPU-Z to 8.0 and found something very interesting on the history: http://www.techpowerup.com/downloads/2418/techpowerup-gpu-z-v0-8-0/ Any of you having troubles were running an older version of GPU-Z? My 290 vapor-x wasn't affected by this, but maybe it's the combination with...

Temps are ok? Maybe a bad contact? Try unplugging it completely (power cables and all) and reconnect. Otherwise, try uninstalling the drivers with DDU. Download and read instructions here: http://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html And then install the latest...

If you don't mind waiting 6-8 months, then go ahead. I'd go with the 8350 now.

As said, not anytime soon. Go with the FX 8350.

So.... doesn't sound like they'll drop prices anytime soon, right?

Option A.3 Sell UD3, buy Asus Sabertooth 990fx. I'd go with A.2 + A.3, if you can.

I'll try, but on other pool I get much better stales with the same setup. (around 0.5%)

Afterburner --> Settings --> General --> "Synchronize settings for similar graphics" Make sure it's checked.

I'm using reaper with Guiminer. And stratum proxy on my side.

2.25% stales on 1000+shares. (with stratum) Are you guys doing better?

Sure, no problem. I used it on my last build. That and Samsung's magician.

http://www.overclock.net/t/1156654/seans-windows-7-install-optimization-guide-for-ssds-hdds

He refers to this. http://www.amd.com/us/products/desktop/graphics/8000/pages/8000-series.aspx#2

^ Pretty much this. Maybe things will change with hUMA, only time will tell.

If your GPU is OCed, go back to stock speeds and try again.

With 4850s? not really, they mine btc at 70-80 Mh/s, which is pretty low. You need 5xxx or newer.

I don't use Photoshop, but if you install AMD's OpenCL SDK.... shouldn't it allow you to check that OpenCL checkbox? Try installing it. Maybe using OpenCL fixes your problem. http://developer.amd.com/tools-and-sdks/heterogeneous-computing/amd-accelerated-parallel-processing-app-sdk/downloads/

I loved AngryJoe's rant.

After 2 months of buying it, I finally checked.... Chinese tea on my FX 8350 tin.

Buy now, and sell it when a refresh comes?

No, it doesn't, my AMD CPU + AMD VGA system is working perfectly with Win 8.

Hector Ruiz, please.

Try other driver version? Sounds like SLI scaling problems. Or.... is your CPU @100% usage? (don't know how many cores the game uses)

It's just a rumor, and for all we know, it could be the speed with turbo on, not the 8 cores @ 5Ghz.

Why? You don't like the scoring system or something else?

Try: https://50btc.com/index They have a nice guide on how to setup all you need.

I'd like to remind you, that overvolting might reduce your CPU/GPU life span or directly kill it, if the overvolt is too much.

14 years and they never cared to make another X-Wing game.... Hardly Disney's fault.

^ +1 You'll have to drop your OC a bit for it to be completely stable. You can also use Povray's latest beta to test stability. The beta is fully multithreaded and has a built in benchmark. http://www.povray.org/beta/

In case you didn't solve this.... In Deepbit you should put your public key. (the one Bitcoin generates). You need to have the bitcoin client open to receive the coin. And then on Deepbit's site, you should have a "Payout" button or something like that.... when you press it, it will...

This guy with 2x Titans disagrees.

For comparison, maybe it helps you. I just build an FX8350 and put an old Radeon 5830, both at stock speeds... Deus Ex: HR works butter smooth. GPU works at like 80% on 1080p, CPU at low % usage.

It shouldn't do that... what mobo do you have? Make sure you enable Cool 'n' Quiet on the BIOS.

Nice title... won't bring flames at all...

Yes, played it some time ago... it's very fun and enjoyable. The Steam rejection... I read that it was because of some adult language.

You should also inspect the capacitors on the mobo, to see if there's any in bad shape.

Disable the high res packs.. and try again.

Upping up the voltage could kill your components.... so, it's a risk. If your are a newb with OCing... I would advise against it.

In BIOS, set memory speed, and latencies as listed on your memory package. (4 latency values, I guess) At least, that's how I solved it on my Sabertooth, with Gskill 1866.