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I've had mine all the way to to 1.6volts with no problems. I still can't hit 4Ghz yet tho!!! It's driving me nuts. Wish I had the new 965 C3. Oh well, I'll keep trying

920. built one for my brother and it's an awesome CPU. It does eveything you will need. Also from what I understand socket 1366 is more futureproof than socket 1156 which the 860 uses.

If your tower is oped just look for the slot picture above. if you have at least 1 of those slots you will be good to go. A Graphics card might even be in the slot already.

I do not really know much about that card. From what I do understand is that it is a very old card. Also it cannot do anything besides allowing you to use up to 4 monitors. So if you plan on playing any games this thing will not work at all. And to find out if you have a PCI-E slot we need to...

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814102859&cm_re=5750-_-14-102-859-_-Product You could just get this if you have a PCI-E slot. You would to get an Active dsiplay port and you could have 3 monitors working.

Here is what i was thinking of doing. 1 of these 3 optionshttp://profile.imageshack.us/user/leopoldbutters?n=y Sorry the pics won't post on the site.

I recently ordered my parts to start my first liquid cooler for my cpu/gpu. I have one pump, one 2x120mm Rad a CPU and GPU block. Now there are a couple of things I am wondering. Can I add a second rad into the loop if I wanted? PUMP>RAD>CPU>GPU>RAD repeat. because right now I was going to build...

I know of someone on youtube who has 2 5970s running in crossfire and he uses 3 monitors. I am not sure if the rest of you guys are saying eyefinity doesn't work at all with CF or just if 6 displays do not work in crossfire. I know that three of them do...

Well, I tried to get my GTX 280 running with my 5970 but I could not get it working. Followed all the steps time and time again but nothing. Oh well. maybe I should just pick up a 5870 and crossfire my cards haha.

haha, Yeah, I pretty much have 2 PCs. One is sitting in a closet, just needs a case, HDD and disk drive lol. Also, you can actually have an ATI card and Nvidia card running as a PhsyX card. There are driver updates you can install to support this. I am just need to know if it is worth it.

I have a GTX 280 sitting in my desk and was wondering if I put it with my 5970 and use it for PhysX would it help me out at all gameplay wise? I am not sure what games actually use the hardware for physX but would it help out for games such as crysis? or left for dead?

Should be interesting to see what happens with those cards. Hopefully they are not to exspensive.

Just uninstall the drivers for your current Video card you will still get a picture on the monitor. Shut down and put in the new card. boot up and install drivers

I see I see. Hopefully he can find a card for you. They are very hard to come by.

there is no 5890 yet.

sounds like an OC problem. THat is what mine does when I OC to high and it crashes. Not sure if you have OCed or not.

you can also get a HDMI to DVI adapter if you do not have an HDMI monitor.

Any of these cards will work just great.http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&DEPA=0&Order=BESTMATCH&Description=5750 All radeon 5XXX series support up to 3 displays with one card. The top card is a 5970 than 5870,5850,5770,5750 I just noticed that you said 2 video...

Is there a program that is like the MSI Afterburner but for a CPU instead? My Mobo is limited to a 1.3 voltage to my cpu or to whatever the CPUs default voltage is. In my case 1.35. I need a program I can have running in the background that would overvolt my CPU and keep it that way, is there...

I wouldn't get a GTX 295, way overpriced for last gen hardware. A 5870 would be a better choice, if you are asking if you should get the 295 or not. and a thief is a thief no matter what they steal.