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    HD 7800 series, when?

    I'm really waiting for these cards to appear. They might be a worthy upgrade to my HD 6870. Any word on where they are arriving? I've read March, but still no news.
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    Is it possible to override the 1.3v Voltage limit in MSI Afterburner?

    Right now, I'm running my HD 6870 with 1015mhz on the core and 1172mhz on the memory. This is done with the Voltage slider maxed out, at 1.3v Is there anyway to override this? I'd like to try a little more voltage to see where and how far this GPU goes.
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    To help our AMD brothers cope with Bulldozer disappointment, I shall....

    ... run my 2600k @ stock speeds for a week. This way, instead of BD looking like a colossal fail, it "only" looks like a huge fail.
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    GPU-Z 0.5.5 now shows ATI/AMD GPUs' memory usage?

    I'm sure most of you are familiar with GPU-Z, but if you are not, take a look: http://www.techpowerup.com/gpuz/ The thing is, until now I'm fairly sure there was no way to check memory usage on AMD GPUs, but possible on most recent NV GPUs, unless I'm missing something. I just installed...
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    Very Early Ivy Bridge Dual Core ES Put Through Clock-to-Clock Benches against i5 2400

    NOTE: Not sure if already posted, so if it has, I apologize. Link The extremely good piece of news, is that it is actually running on a P67 motherboard! :D:D So the previous articles were indeed correct: Ivy is 100% compatible with Cougar Point Chipsets (P67, H67 and Z68). Awesome!
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    Ivy Bridge on LGA 1155 but not with P67/H67/Z68 chipsets?

    UPDATE: After further research, it seems Ivy Bridge IS IN FACT compatible with Cougar Point Chipsets (P67 and H67, and even possibly Z68). So, a couple of months ago, we had a source stating that IB CPUs would in fact work with P67 and H67 chipsets with a simple BIOS update. But now...
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    Got i7 2600k, how long should I expect it to remain a good gaming CPU in the future?

    I upgraded from a Q9550 and P5Q Pro to an i7 2600k and a P8P67 EVO, and I was wondering if it can last a few years down the road for future games. For example, I was quite happy with my Q9550 @ 3.8ghz, and I know it could still last at least 2 years as a good gaming CPU. I sold my LGA 775...
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