Nick6667

IMHO single card is better than sli, because some games are not able to use sli properly. I would recommend to sell sli and buy single GTX 780 ti or gtx 980.

It depends on cooling system and the card itself. If it has good non-reference cooling and/or relatively low power consumption then it should be ok. My previous HD 7950 with windforce 3x cooling was overclocked from 900 to 1250 MHz, but nevertheless was cool and quiet.

I have really bad CPU (4770k), I reached only 4.2 Ghz 24/7 stable. Stable means at least 5 hours of prime 95 testing, and my CPU requires 1.3v for it. So, after a lot of experiments, I stayed at 4.2 ghz / 1.325 vcore and 1.9 vccin. It works well about 1.5 years, but it's kinda annoying to have such bad CPU

I think it happened because of some windows processes interference. Therefore I won't flash from windows anymore. Btw, what is the max safe voltage for 860m kepler? I think 1.2v should be alright as long as non-M versions of these cards works well with that voltage.

sideswipe78, I have tested in 3dmark 11 extreme and aida 64 (both CPU and GPU tests simultaneously). The temps are pretty low: less than 70 in 3d mark since there are only short tests, and 76 GPU/80 CPU (peak) in Aida after 30 minutes. I'm really worried about Vbios, because I have killed my GTX 780 Ti after 10-15 times of flashing. I think because I was doing it in windows and somehow something went wrong. Fortunately, there is a way to revive GPU on PC

Hello everyone! Just bought GS60 with 860m kepler. I'm planning to modify vcard bios, so there is a very important question: what would happen if it go wrong? There is a way to repair PC video card with broken bios, but this is a laptop. Theoretically, I can repair the same way, becsuse GS60 has second vga in cpu, but I'm not sure. So, do you know guys for sure, is there a way to repair broken bios? I really don't want to risk Thanks!