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Recommendations on PSU for new build.

I recommend this: http://www.jonnyguru.com/modules.php?name=NDReviews&op=Story&reid=445 If you can get it at a price at or lower than the above mentioned EVGA.
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- Post #3
- Aug 2, 2016
- Forum: Power Supplies
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GTX 970/980 Bad cards?!

I hear, EVGA has great warranty and service. Why don't you tell them about your issues? Changes are you get a quick replacement... Or, if possible, just return it, get your money back and buy another card.
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- Post #16
- Jan 20, 2016
- Forum: Graphics Cards
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Anyone ever seen this error when starting NV Inspector?

Hey, nice to hear that it was indeed .NET. Seriously, keep your cash, it was my pleasure :-)
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- Post #10
- Nov 19, 2015
- Forum: Nvidia
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GTX 980 Ti HP pre-built system for 1100? Worth it?

I was just curious and checked: if the 30% rebate code and the additional 90$ slickdeals rebatte is applied, ~1100 is indeed possible for this config: 980 Ti, 4790K, 12GB of RAM (no SSD), I think its a good deal. For that price, it will be almost impossible to build a system by yourself. Just...
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- Post #5
- Nov 19, 2015
- Forum: Graphics Cards
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fallout 4: time to upgrade my video card i think

Absolutely right. Thanks for the completion!
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- Post #22
- Nov 18, 2015
- Forum: Graphics Cards
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Anyone ever seen this error when starting NV Inspector?

Ok, i give it a shot: Why don't you try to update your current version of the MS .NET Framework, of which mscorlib is a part of. I believe the newest version supported by Windows XP (if you are really still using it) is 4.0. Just search the mircosoft.com homepage for the redistributable setup.
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- Post #6
- Nov 18, 2015
- Forum: Nvidia
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fallout 4: time to upgrade my video card i think

I think the opposite is true. Higher internal pressure prevents dust from beeing sucked in through other openings. From that standpoint, it should be advisable to have more intake than exhaust fans, or at least an equal number. BTW, did you take the ASUS or the MSI?
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- Post #20
- Nov 18, 2015
- Forum: Graphics Cards
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HELP for new GPU for triple monitor 1080p gaming setup?

> BTW out of MSI and TRI X which has better overclocking capabilities and temperature wise more headroom. My ambient is about 30 C. I think the Tri-X cooler is better. Therefore, it should give you a better chance of achieving a decent overclock IF you are at least somewhat lucky in the silicon...
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- Post #53
- Oct 18, 2015
- Forum: Displays
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HELP for new GPU for triple monitor 1080p gaming setup?

I see your point. Any other non-reference card from a reputable brand should be fine as well. Perhaps someone else is able to recommend another one from your list. Personally, I wouldn't bother too much. If it doesn't fail early, it's likely to last a long time. (resale value may be a concern...
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- Post #49
- Oct 18, 2015
- Forum: Displays
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HELP for new GPU for triple monitor 1080p gaming setup?

> There have been recent price cuts, so I have following choices if I have to go for performance / price in a stop gap card. Performance is very similar as well. But for the same price, the 390 is probably the better choice. And you won't have to worry about VRAM issues. Peace of mind is worth...
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- Post #47
- Oct 18, 2015
- Forum: Displays
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HELP for new GPU for triple monitor 1080p gaming setup?

> Would 3.5 gig be absolutely sufficient for the needs? I'd say yes. Even Shadow of Mordor on ultra, arguably one of the most memory hungry games, seems to run fine on a 970 at 2560x1440. (56,8 FPS) I've got the number from here: http://www.anandtech.com/bench/GPU15/1247 Considering that your...
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- Post #45
- Oct 18, 2015
- Forum: Displays
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HELP for new GPU for triple monitor 1080p gaming setup?

> Which card will suffice the ultra high gaming requirements at 2560 x 1080 if I make the change. For most games, an overclocked 970 should be able to hack it. The 3.5 GB limit should not be a problem at that resolution. You may have to turn down AA or special effects a little bit, but still...
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- Post #43
- Oct 18, 2015
- Forum: Displays
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Down to two Z97 uATX MBs ..... which one?

I think both are good choices. The power phase design on the Asrock seems to be a bit stronger (should be verified more thoroughly), but that may be only relevant if you want to overclock heavily. My personal experience with Asrock is very good (no failure in roughly 8 boards) while it's...
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- Post #3
- Oct 18, 2015
- Forum: Motherboards

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