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If you want a future proof card, get the 5770, if you want a card that will completely outperform that, get the 4890. Yea the 5770 supports dx11, but why get it if it won't run the games that great, especially for more demanding dx11 games that will come out in a few years. I like Nvidia as...

Im using the same processor, It's amazing. you just have to go into your BIOS and turn off cool n' quiet though because it downclocks your cpu to save energy when you're not using it. But it doesn't kick into gear right away when you play games. ditch the 5770 for a xfx 4890. Anyone will tell...

I also agree, that is a great set up. It's pretty close to mine. But Instead of the 5770 graphics card get the xfx 4890, you will not be let down. I like new egg but the xfx 4890 is $170 at best buy. Its the same price as the 5770, but will out perform the 5770 like there's no tomorrow...

Out of all the different computer oriented forums I have watched and joined, I stayed with this one. There are people the comment and help regularly and there are NO spammers that I have seen and I have been a member (not on this account) for over a year now. I built my First! computer...

This is from someone who actually has the card, me. I have the asus 5850 and if you notice asus makes the 5850 with a voltage tweak. This means without goin against the warrenty you can push the voltage higher and get incredible performance without it heating up. With the voltage tweak and...

and why isnt the asus 5850 on their site...?

which would be better for a 32" 1080p tv? Also, can I hook a dvi to hdmi adapter to the 4890 so it compliments the 1080?

4890 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814150438&cm_re=4890-_-14-150-438-_-Product 5850 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814121361&cm_re=5850-_-14-121-361-_-Product any idea when newegg will have more of the Asus 5850's in stock?? I checked...

Didn't see that thread, and @Ganzey you were just lookin' out for me :D haha so no worries

why the second fan? It comes with one does it not?

Any choices that are prefered? My cpu is idling at 41 degrees C.. idling.. its recommneded to not be over 65C or something, so under a full load and if I want to overclock, Ill probably burn it up. Im in the price range of about 30-40US$

Where can I get the latest Catalyst drivers? Ive downloaded the latest ones for windows 7 64bit off the XFX site.

Ill try CCC advnanced, then Ill try uninstalling it. After that, Idk what to do if I cant get anything to open. I might return the 4890 if I cant get a fan controller, but it doesnt make sense that CC wont open and the other 2 software (RivaTuner and ATI Tool) did download drivers all the way...

The Catalyst software? I tried clicking on that to see what it was and it would never open. Still doesnt. Any suggestions for opening it a different way? Ive reinstalled it twice.

I downloaded RivaTuner but I can't find anything that lets me customize.. well anything on it. Also, I have no idea where ATI tools is :( Migraines today, so Im having more trouble than usual

Im running a XFX 4890 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814150438&cm_re=4890-_-14-150-438-_-Product Its fan speed rev up and down and it bugs me a bit. Is there any software that I can use to manually regulate the GPU's fan speed? Thank :good:

Stock heatsink and no overclocking. Phenom II x4 955 BE and a single XFX 4890

I would say 5770 if you want something for the future, but if you are running windows 7, a lot of people are having driver problems with it. Like a few posts above, 10-30 more dollars and you can get a 4890, which will blow the 5770 away. I was torn between these exact 2 cards a few days...

nvm, found it in my BIOS End thread