Re: PC Buying Guide - July 2011
@JSingh: yes.
@JSingh: yes.
PC Buying Guide 2011- Q4
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Jaskanwar Singh
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Re: PC Buying Guide - July 2011
he meant 6770 crossfire
@GWL
i use 11.6. didnt knw 11.8 is also out
will update and post results soon.
he meant 6770 crossfire
@GWL
i use 11.6. didnt knw 11.8 is also out
will update and post results soon.
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Re: PC Buying Guide - July 2011
11.7 is out & 11.8 Beta is out.
he meant 6770 crossfire
@GWL
i use 11.6. didnt knw 11.8 is also out
will update and post results soon.
11.7 is out & 11.8 Beta is out.
Omi
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Re: PC Buying Guide - July 2011
@ Skud
HIS Radeon 6770 ICEQX Turbo Crossfire review
I don't understand why many people mock CF/SLI, seriously it no headache,
ONCE in a while a game gives problem with CF/SLI
Its only through CF/SLI you can unlock true VFM solutions
@JS
I am not suggesting to replace 6950, I only want to discuss it as an Alternative solution
In the end its the buyers choice
@ Skud
HIS Radeon 6770 ICEQX Turbo Crossfire review
I don't understand why many people mock CF/SLI, seriously it no headache,
ONCE in a while a game gives problem with CF/SLI
Its only through CF/SLI you can unlock true VFM solutions
@JS
I am not suggesting to replace 6950, I only want to discuss it as an Alternative solution
In the end its the buyers choice
D
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Re: PC Buying Guide - July 2011
Here is Guru3D's power supply recommendation:
Radeon HD 6770 1GB - On your average system the card requires you to have a 450 Watt power supply unit.
Radeon HD 6770 1GB x2 (Crossfire) - On your average system the card requires you to have a 600 Watt power supply unit.
Then We Have To Kick FSP SAGA II 500W Out. I'm still not satisfied with crossfire for low budget rigs.
Here is Guru3D's power supply recommendation:
Radeon HD 6770 1GB - On your average system the card requires you to have a 450 Watt power supply unit.
Radeon HD 6770 1GB x2 (Crossfire) - On your average system the card requires you to have a 600 Watt power supply unit.
Then We Have To Kick FSP SAGA II 500W Out. I'm still not satisfied with crossfire for low budget rigs.
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Jaskanwar Singh
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Re: PC Buying Guide - July 2011
thanks for info
580 sli at what resolution?
yeah crossfire is no headache.
so mention both?
60k and above have GS600 and TX850 V2.
11.7 is out & 11.8 Beta is out.
thanks for info
I beg to differ
580 sli at what resolution?
@ Skud
HIS Radeon 6770 ICEQX Turbo Crossfire review
I don't understand why many people mock CF/SLI, seriously it no headache,
ONCE in a while a game gives problem with CF/SLI
Its only through CF/SLI you can unlock true VFM solutions
@JS
I am not suggesting to replace 6950, I only want to discuss it as an Alternative solution
In the end its the buyers choice
yeah crossfire is no headache.
so mention both?
60k and above have GS600 and TX850 V2.
D
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Re: PC Buying Guide - July 2011
After Some Time When Someone With Two 6770 In Crossfire Want's To Upgrade What He Will Do Sell his both card for 2k.No First Go Single GPU Then In Future We Could Buy Another Card For Cheap Prices.
After Some Time When Someone With Two 6770 In Crossfire Want's To Upgrade What He Will Do Sell his both card for 2k.No First Go Single GPU Then In Future We Could Buy Another Card For Cheap Prices.
Omi
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Re: PC Buying Guide - July 2011
Firstly Most Mobos suggested in sub 40-50k categories do not support cf/sli
Adding second card makes sense only when it is done before the next series comes.
If you add second card after that it makes little sense. (thanks to cilus i understood that)
The adding second card after the next series is launched makes sense only for currently high budget cards.
Firstly Most Mobos suggested in sub 40-50k categories do not support cf/sli
Adding second card makes sense only when it is done before the next series comes.
If you add second card after that it makes little sense. (thanks to cilus i understood that)
The adding second card after the next series is launched makes sense only for currently high budget cards.
D
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Re: PC Buying Guide - July 2011
When 6950 is more more more than enough for gaming at 1080p 4XAA 16XAF Then Why You Want To Go Crossfire ?
When 6950 is more more more than enough for gaming at 1080p 4XAA 16XAF Then Why You Want To Go Crossfire ?
Omi
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Re: PC Buying Guide - July 2011
ha ha, that gave a serious grin on ma face
@ GWL
I will like to cut one of the 'more' from your comment or infact 2
I think at street price you can manage to get the 6770 @ 6.5k given you are buying two @ 13k, you can get a 6950 for that price
Performance wise the 6770 CF perform better/very very close than MSI R6950 Twin Frozr III/OC
at 15.8K
Its just for the sake of better performance/INR which matters the most to me.
If I have a budget I try to sink as much performance I can in it
May be to play Metro and Crysis 2 DX11, among others at fullest.
ha ha
, that gave a serious grin on ma face@ GWL
I will like to cut one of the 'more' from your comment or infact 2
I think at street price you can manage to get the 6770 @ 6.5k given you are buying two @ 13k, you can get a 6950 for that price
Performance wise the 6770 CF perform better/very very close than MSI R6950 Twin Frozr III/OC
at 15.8K
Its just for the sake of better performance/INR which matters the most to me.
If I have a budget I try to sink as much performance I can in it
Re: PC Buying Guide - July 2011
1680x1050. And I actually manage to push my GPUs to their limits in some games.
I agree with Skud and Omi.
I dont know why you say single GPU is enough Mr. Geek, but even 1680x1050 manages to push high-end cards.With 3D, multi-gpu makes even more sense.
I am not talking about 3+ GPUs, but only 2 GPUs. At 1080p one should get at least a pair of 6870s in CF or equivalent.
1680x1050. And I actually manage to push my GPUs to their limits in some games.
I agree with Skud and Omi.
I dont know why you say single GPU is enough Mr. Geek, but even 1680x1050 manages to push high-end cards.With 3D, multi-gpu makes even more sense.
I am not talking about 3+ GPUs, but only 2 GPUs. At 1080p one should get at least a pair of 6870s in CF or equivalent.
Omi
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Re: PC Buying Guide - July 2011
I also think that in 40-60k or sub 70k budgets
CF/SLI needs to be implemented, That gives more robust solutions than most single cards at the same cost or even lower cost
I don't want to crate controversies but the 6770 CF config which I posted
will stand very close to the 70k rig posted at the start of this thread.
IMO, we need to calculate exactly how much power we need.
asingh's rig is the perfect example, he is running 4890CF in a 650W supply
we need to get the right psu, and not to overspend on that part getting 850W psu's when they are not needed
I also think that in 40-60k or sub 70k budgets
CF/SLI needs to be implemented, That gives more robust solutions than most single cards at the same cost or even lower cost
I don't want to crate controversies but the 6770 CF config which I posted
will stand very close to the 70k rig posted at the start of this thread.
IMO, we need to calculate exactly how much power we need.
asingh's rig is the perfect example, he is running 4890CF in a 650W supply
we need to get the right psu, and not to overspend on that part getting 850W psu's when they are not needed
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Jaskanwar Singh
Aspiring Novelist
Re: PC Buying Guide - July 2011
so shall i give them like this -
Graphic Card|Sapphire HD6770 * 2 (Crossfire)/MSI R6950 Twin Frozr III Power Edition/OC|15900
so shall i give them like this -
Graphic Card|Sapphire HD6770 * 2 (Crossfire)/MSI R6950 Twin Frozr III Power Edition/OC|15900
Omi
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Re: PC Buying Guide - July 2011
Sure, that will be good. Also mention the price difference.
The motherboard will change too, someone who doesn't want to CF should not spend the extra 1.5 to 2k there so mention that too
We don't want to force anybody to CF/SLI, let the benchmarks/cost decide it for them
I will post some high end CF/SLI config too
Sure, that will be good. Also mention the price difference.
The motherboard will change too, someone who doesn't want to CF should not spend the extra 1.5 to 2k there so mention that too
We don't want to force anybody to CF/SLI, let the benchmarks/cost decide it for them
I will post some high end CF/SLI config too
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Re: PC Buying Guide - July 2011
We Have To the Change PC Config Format or else all will be messed up.
We Have To the Change PC Config Format or else all will be messed up.
Re: PC Buying Guide - July 2011
Better will be to make single GPU setups and make necessary changes for multi-GPU as optional changes/upgrades (similar to how you put add-ons as optional upgrades).
Better will be to make single GPU setups and make necessary changes for multi-GPU as optional changes/upgrades (similar to how you put add-ons as optional upgrades).
D
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Re: PC Buying Guide - July 2011
1+ For Extreme Gamer's Advice.
1+ For Extreme Gamer's Advice.
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