I'm using an Achieva Shimian right now, but I'm considering a second for dual screen. Problem is I've got a MSI 7970 card on the way, and it doesn't have two DVI-D outputs.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...-pla-_-NA-_-NA
How are you guys connecting yours? I tried a HDMI to DVI-D...
I managed to get a great deal on a MSI 7970, and it's currently being shipped to me. I've never done any sort of overclocking, but I was wondering if there are video guides or tutorials that specifically deal with the 7970. I'm not really interested in benchmarks, but just a nice/safe overclock...
Ya, the 5870 will fit. I just have to remove the lower hard drive bays. I believe I've seen a build featuring one earlier. I've heard the 5870 weighing between 10 3/4" and 11"... but the PC-Q08 can hold 300mm which is roughly 12 inches.
Reason I'm using TigerDirect is due to Bing's cashback...
A). Those hard drive bays are designed to be easily removed. I'm definitely going to have to remove the bottom bay, but it will fit. I currently don't have an internal hard drive planned as I have several external ones, but I think I can still use the top hard drive bay. Only reason I'm hesitant...
So after doing a lot more research, I realized I didn't need a ton of extra hard drive and PCI slots in my computer.
So... keeping it simple/small. Please let me know if I've made an error or if you have tips/advice.
Lian Li PC-Q08 $145
Gigabyte GA-H55N-USB3 $110
i7 870 $245
(I was...
Hey guys,
I've got a few questions about what hyperthreading affects for a dual screen setup.
1. Does it make a difference playing a video game on 1st screen while watching bluray on the 2nd screen?
2. Does it make a difference playing video games and music (iTunes) at the same time...
Hopefully this will make more problem more clear.
The motherboard has 2 6gbs slots, but they're on one end of the motherboard right next to each other. Do I need angle connectors for them? I need to get SATA cables for these hard drives, and I don't think they come with any cables. (I know...
1) Newegg i5 760 + Gigabyte GA-P55A-UD3 = $320
2) Tiger Direct i5 750 + Gigabyte GA-P55A-UD3 = $290
If there's just a $30 difference, is the 760 worth it? (Are they the same thing... just the 760 is slightly overclocked higher by Intel?? Thus... if I OC them, it'd make zero difference?)
On...
Alright guys... I got some more complicated questions.
I can get ahold of a i5 750 for $170 while a i5 760 is $210 from newegg without a combo deal. The newegg combo deal $320 requires you to get the Gigabyte GA-P55A-UD3 $140 which apparently supports DDR3 1333. I can get the same GA-P55A-UD3...
Considering a GA-P55A-UD3 right now, but apparently it doesn't have a SATA III cable with it. I know the SATA III is mounted sideways on the mobo so I'm assuming I'll have to use a right or left angle connector on it. Question is... which?
I'm about to pull the trigger on a HAF 922 and a SSD for my new build. I've been told that it's difficult to get a 2.5" SSD into one, any truth in that? I figure I could just use a 2.5" to 3.5" drive bay adaptor, but apparently there will be some difficulty due to the HAF's tool-less design.
I considered the firmware issues earlier with the c300, but numerous places have said the latest firmware update fixed everything. Not sure what kind of reading the ssd does for start up and game loading, but I was told the c300 was even faster than the other ssd.
Hmm, so 5ms and 2ms means...
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