just a noob
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i had to cut my own switches
Done that before, it doesn't seem too bad
i had to cut my own switches
A common social norm on the forum is not offensive.
Now let's see whether the mods take action or not.
Rule no, 3 quoted:
Use of bad language is not allowed, some words are censored and will appear as ****. Just because **** appears instead of the banned word, that does not make it alright, you will still receive an infraction/possible ban
i guess that would hurt more. nothing like soaking hands in acetone like in "a child called it" though...
but sticking ur hand in a snowblower hurts more
Cool it before you all get infractions.
OMG....im going to wait a bit until some aftermarket coolers are made i or buy one from Asus because they usualy stick on their own aftermarket coolers which are much better.
I wonder if the i7 920 or 930 stock would bottleneck the 480 in any way?
Tine for a subject change, yes?
Even a 5970 bottlenecks an i7 pretty bad, especially if it's overclocked. It even bottlenecks a Phenom II x4. I want to see if the same is true for the 480.
GPU is the bottleneck,in all likelyhook my current rig if i paired it with say, three GTX 480's would be able to game just as well as an i7 rig with three GTX 480's. (Not that i would be stupid enough to get three GTX 480's, just theoretical)Absolutely.
Do you mean that the i7 is the bottleneck, or the 5970 is the bottleneck?
Source:
http://upcoming.current.com/items/1270067_exp-palit-designs-dual-fan-gtx470gtx480.htm
I sympathise with you people who cant afford much. But in order to be an enthusiast you'll need a wallet and more than a decent job.
Edit: Palit's spelling sucks.. but everyone has forgot that GTX 480 has not published any NON-reference designs yet. A new design with better fans and thermal etc and we can eventually see normal temps.
Again, benchmark scores are always subjective as those benchmark results you copy/paste from the Internet are not always using the same exact specifications you are. A driver update could change the results, and so could OS version, etc etc.
Very true but since I am getting the 955be in the near future, it is nice to see that it still has the potential to run with the best of the best. I kinda feel that my 770 chipset will be the bottleneck if I keep my current motherboard when I decide to get a new card.