Recent content by Kuznetsov

Ati cards perform better in D3D games, NVidia perform better in OpenGL games. So if you play D3D games then get ati cards. Personally both cards are good for all games you can buy today. You wont be able to feel the difference whether it is D3D based or OpenGL based.

Yeh its normal and its suppose to be like that. Thats the low noise technology. Spin the fan slow and therefore low noise. I used Antec True480 on my other comp and ASUS probe detected the speed of the fan at 1800RPM even less most of the time and this is during cooking hot summer days. When i...

you cant idle at 86C - 90C its just too hot by then your computer can reboot at any time, including BSOD, etc. If you can run 3dmark fine without rebooting and the temperature doesnt move then it would have to be your mobo that dont read the temp properly.

well you cant feel the difference becoz you dont utilize application that takes advantage of the increased bandwidth.

not that perfect ive had mine for 6 months and it gives me high pitch noises from my PSU

Hahahahha the quiet technology makes the fan spins at 1000RPM i think it makes no difference!!! should be ok running without fan either way maybe you get a chance to see the fireball!!! its quiet indeed.

Well have u tried using another power supply? Of course when your 3.3 is at 2.8 you gonna reboot. What brand PSU u using? No theres no setting in bios that does that.

Well i have true480 and thermaltake butterfly 480. In my opinion both psu is fine. This means it passed prime95 loops for over 12 hours pass other tests and no instability. My Tt 480 is a bit high on all rails 3.3 = 3.4 5 = 5.1 and 12 = 12.1 when it is under a lot of load the 12 rail will drop...

i like the sunon fans too

I think the Tt 420W is a bit weak, also I heard some ppl say that the voltages jumps around. I personally never have any experience with the 420W to tell you anything. However, I have a Thermaltake 480W Butterfly and its very well made, voltages are stable and strong, no stability issues with...

Yes its the combination of R9500Pro and the ASUS board that does it. I have ASUS P4P800 and 9500pro also get the same high pitch noises. CHanging the PSU will change the sound level but the sound is still there. Also tried the PSU on another machine and it was fine. Change your graphics card...

AI7 uses 865PE it also has uguru. I think the AI7 doesnt like certain ram with BH5 chips on it. Im not sure about warranty.

I think you should get Abit AI7. I like that board. I have Asus P4P800 Deluxe too. Very stable and fast the only problem is that Rev 2.00 of this board seems to have problems with electrical interference. I have a chance to test few of them (including mine) and they are all make the power...

Well a junior simply becoz i have other things to do than being stuck on this forum. I guess you have a full-time job considering youre a golden member already. Clearer 2D quality you say? Are you aware of the rolling lines issue across 9500/9700/9800 cards? No? Now, 4 Radeons all with...

Hahahhahahahahahahaha now you know not to buy ATi. i got rolling lines all over my monitor, i suppose thats why the 2D is better. On 3d mode definitely is better when the rolling lines just keeps on rolling. Not to mention my PSU makes crazy noises all the time for as long as it is stuck on my...