2 Hours for me with 3rd party coolers and testing.tazz. wrote:
Computers dont take that long to setup tbf...
I reckon, buying, building and installing everything would take me <5 hours.
What would you put together for a good solid gaming rig?Cybargs wrote:
2 Hours for me with 3rd party coolers and testing.tazz. wrote:
Computers dont take that long to setup tbf...
I reckon, buying, building and installing everything would take me <5 hours.
Chou wrote:
What would you put together for a good solid gaming rig?Cybargs wrote:
2 Hours for me with 3rd party coolers and testing.tazz. wrote:
Computers dont take that long to setup tbf...
I reckon, buying, building and installing everything would take me <5 hours.
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I think I got a shit batch and I didn't burn in my CPU much Tried to get Vcore down but it wouldn'tGC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
Why so much Vcore? I need 1.27V for ~4.1GHz and 2x 80RPM fans on the cooler.
they're both SATA, i wouldn't think so. i've been looking at one too.presidentsheep wrote:
I'm thinking about getting a SSD to boot from to save times, as my current ones shite.
Thing ive noticed is the 2.5" ones are considerably cheaper than the 3.5" ones, would there be any significant difference in using one instead of the other (apart from mounting issues)?
Cool, apart from the obvious size difference, i cant seem to find anything advantageous about the 3.5" ones.burnzz wrote:
they're both SATA, i wouldn't think so. i've been looking at one too.presidentsheep wrote:
I'm thinking about getting a SSD to boot from to save times, as my current ones shite.
Thing ive noticed is the 2.5" ones are considerably cheaper than the 3.5" ones, would there be any significant difference in using one instead of the other (apart from mounting issues)?
Look into Intel X25-M G2, you'll not be dissappointed.presidentsheep wrote:
Cool, apart from the obvious size difference, i cant seem to find anything advantageous about the 3.5" ones.burnzz wrote:
they're both SATA, i wouldn't think so. i've been looking at one too.presidentsheep wrote:
I'm thinking about getting a SSD to boot from to save times, as my current ones shite.
Thing ive noticed is the 2.5" ones are considerably cheaper than the 3.5" ones, would there be any significant difference in using one instead of the other (apart from mounting issues)?
They're almost double the price in some cases.
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Will do, I'm hoping to save about £250 and make the jump from My shitty old 160GB seagate barracuda + vista 64 basic to a decent SSD and Win 7.GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
Look into Intel X25-M G2, you'll not be dissappointed.presidentsheep wrote:
Cool, apart from the obvious size difference, i cant seem to find anything advantageous about the 3.5" ones.burnzz wrote:
they're both SATA, i wouldn't think so. i've been looking at one too.
They're almost double the price in some cases.
that's deep. can i tell the IT manager that after the next hardware failure?liquidat0r wrote:
Whether computers work or not is just a matter of the user's intelligence.
Or, you know, a matter of the integrity of the hardware and the software.liquidat0r wrote:
Whether computers work or not is just a matter of the user's intelligence.
Only a douche would post their own FB comments. Not that I think that you are a douche or anything. I just thought you should be warned.
Run the GTX280 as graphics and 8800 as physics, im sure ive read this was possible somewhere.Beduin wrote:
I have just issued an RMA of my EVGA 8800 Ultra Superclocked. I really believe they have good service. I have read that some got GTX 280 in return. I don't know what am going to get....
My problem is that both cards must have the same GPU if I want to run SLI.
I really hope this works out.
any experiences, tips?
It is possible, but not SLI as I was running for the last 2,5 yearspresidentsheep wrote:
Run the GTX280 as graphics and 8800 as physics, im sure ive read this was possible somewhere.Beduin wrote:
I have just issued an RMA of my EVGA 8800 Ultra Superclocked. I really believe they have good service. I have read that some got GTX 280 in return. I don't know what am going to get....
My problem is that both cards must have the same GPU if I want to run SLI.
I really hope this works out.
any experiences, tips?
GTX 280 should be about the same as two 8800 sli'dBeduin wrote:
It is possible, but not SLI as I was running for the last 2,5 yearspresidentsheep wrote:
Run the GTX280 as graphics and 8800 as physics, im sure ive read this was possible somewhere.Beduin wrote:
I have just issued an RMA of my EVGA 8800 Ultra Superclocked. I really believe they have good service. I have read that some got GTX 280 in return. I don't know what am going to get....
My problem is that both cards must have the same GPU if I want to run SLI.
I really hope this works out.
any experiences, tips?
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