I'm most interested how the cpu affects minimums', I have an 2500k @ 4.5 and am planning on getting a vega gpu when they come out, sold my 780ti about 6 months ago thank god!
Where in Ireland are you? I live in dublin. I've just had second son and have no time to game so I'm thinking of selling my evga 780ti superclocked with acx cooler, still has 8 years warranty on it...
Thinking about sidegrading to a 290x from my 780ti... I know its not worth it but so annoyed with the performance issues and worried it will get worse...
I kind of think the title of this thread should have a "possibly" in it. Someone saying something in a GeForce forum is far from offical confirmation and soon could be 12months from now!
Damn right, I wish I'd kept my 7970 under water, kept the cash and waited for 14nm gpus. Looking back on the anantech review I can see why I bought the 780 ti, it was almost twice as fast as my 7970 and generally beat the 290x by 10%.... How things have changed!
Anyway, I have a 780ti which is just over a year old. I think there is nothing much going on other than NVIDIA neglecting Keplar cards, perhaps they've got their hands full with the dx12 driver for windows 10? but I'm not going to make any excuses for them, I am pretty annoyed with them right...
I had that problem when I upgraded before, tried a new dvi cable and it worked then... Old card was fine with the older dvi cable... Must have been a tiny bit damaged...
Its ridiculous that this is still a problem... I'm an AMD fan, I've owened a 6950, 6970 and bought a 7970 at launch but I sold it recently due to suffering with this bug on and off for years now. I wrote 10+ emails to customer support helping them to get to the bottom of it... I now have a...
That sounds good enough temp wise to me, cpu isn't great but Ivy bridge is just hard to cool. Sandy bridge is much easier to keep at low temps but obviously ivy has a slight performance advantage per clock.... Good to know you were OC'ing the gpu too.... Skynet bios sounds good, have you ever...
I've heard crysis 3 is good but don't have it, I do have bioshock infinite so can give that a go
... I think I'm going to give the single 240mm rad a go with an aim to upgrading to a 280mm rad in push-pull in the near future... When you multiply it out, a 280mm rad is 36% more area than a 240mm...
Thanks for the advice KaRLiTos, Can't decide what to do, its killing me.... I could return the gpu water block and get sound proving for my gpu chamber.... Its separated with a 120mm fan blowing on it in my case (HP Blackbird 002). Or I could get a second 240mm radiator but it would obstruct...
Unfortunately its a 240, as I said far from ideal, long term I'll get a thick 280 rad which is close to a 360 rad or add a second 120mm rad but I don't have the time at the moment for so much nodding so I want to try just the 240...
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