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Jimbo last won the day on March 28 2013
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Er..... I've built countless systems and never heard of this before. Do you have some reference pages I could read?
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Titan. /trolling, I agree in principle.
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Nope, compare it to a laptop, even a tiny desktop box has bulk space for fans and airflow.
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Next: 2k worth of everything else.
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First reports I've heard of backplates assisting with cooling. Now to cover them in spiky heatsinks from radio shack and point a 200CFM fan at them. What do you mean looks will be ruined, THEY HELP THE COOLING!!!
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In all the game benches I've seen so far the 690 and the 7990 are within a few FPS, which makes sense given the cores they're based on. They're obvious competitors, nvidia just got their card out way earlier. I agree about both points on compute power - nvidia definitely nerfed it, which sucks for those hoping to save money on pro cards, but it's not terribly relevant to most people.
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ROFL So true! Plus CF-X on a card is not a good idea right now, CF-X in general really.
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If it's a hard pad use isopropyl alcohol and a stiff bristled plastic brush. If it's a soft pad warm water with a tiny bit of soap, rinse it well and expect it to take ages to dry.
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I would also strongly advise you to custom build, less than one day of watching youtube clips and taking your time will save you HEAPS. Unreal raises a good point, what resolution is the monitor you're using? This is a rough idea of how much more powerful you could make the build.
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Buzzing/Electrical Noise Corsair AX1200i PSU
Jimbo replied to Brian's topic in General Desktops Discussion
I've never heard of it as a known issue with the AX1200 especially, but it is a known general issue. Sometimes it's just two components disliking each other. I've heard a PSU buzz when connected to my old GTX280, but not any other GPU. You just never know. -
No haswell for 2011, it's coming on 1155 first. 2011 is still waiting for IB-E which will likely be irrelevant (Slightly faster clock for clock but probably won't OC like SB-E). A 4770K Won't work in a Rampage because it's a different socket, it physically will not fit. Just wanted to make sure that's 100% understood. The Asus Maximus V Extreme is very similar to the Rampage, but will accept the 4770k. If this build is for gaming I would strongly suggest staying with socket 1155, haswell will be out in June if you want to wait that long. Where will you be ordering from? I'm happy to do a "What I would buy" list, but I need a starting point. Preferably a store with an english option.
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Run linpack in AVX mode.
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I know a few guys up there now, do you get to GGF LAN at all?
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So you're under phase and in my country? Which state? *Stalking mode: Engaged.
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3930K is a monster heat producer when overclocked, I have one in my watercooled system. EDIT: Ignore me, I didn't even realise the 3970 had a higher TDP! Either way, if you're shooting for 4.5+ it's going to get VERY hot. EDIT2: On an unrelated note, I wish Clevo used the Alienware type connector to the laptop, I'm always slightly worried I'll snap the little pins of or butcher the holes they slot into.