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Processor | Intel® Core™2 Duo Processor E8500 (4.32GHz/1,32V) |
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Motherboard | GIGABYTE, LGA775, I X48 (GA-X48-DS4) |
Cooling | Noctua NH-U12P SE3 |
Memory | 2X2GB DDR2 910MHz PC6400 Kingston |
Video Card(s) | GIGABYTE Nvidia 9600GT-1GB |
Storage | Western Digital 500GB, 16MB SATA2 |
Display(s) | LGW2242T-YF |
Case | ATI SPIRE (Jet Black) |
Audio Device(s) | Onboard |
Power Supply | Cougar GX600 |
Software | Windows 7 Home Premium[64bit] |
I need Your help.
My GPU is OCd to [default for 3D applications]:
-GPU: 800MHz [720MHz]
-Shader: 2000MHz [1800MHz]
-Memory: 1000MHz [900MHz]
I OCd using MSI Afterburner and I tested it's stability with MSI Kombustor, FurMark and FluidMark. The card worked fine.
So I played Crysis 2 and I noticed the performace increase, but when I put strain on it (move mouse quickly) the Nvidia driver shut down and restored (between was 5 sec of black screen).
Clock speeds droped to 2D applictions [450MHz](AKA when GPU is not needed) and they don't change back to 720MHz or 800MHz. GPU-Z shows that the 450MHz is the highest possible clock speed (and not the 800MHz as it should be).
I think it may be the PCI-E at low speeds, since I haven't OC that. What dou you think.
Any other info needed is in the system specs (I think).
P.S. What is the native resolution and screen refresh rate for human eyes?
P.P.S. I know you've had this before but: is it worth having 3 monitors suround view or a 3d monitor?
P.P.P.S. Does it have to be a SLI for multiple screens?
Man I hate peas
My GPU is OCd to [default for 3D applications]:
-GPU: 800MHz [720MHz]
-Shader: 2000MHz [1800MHz]
-Memory: 1000MHz [900MHz]
I OCd using MSI Afterburner and I tested it's stability with MSI Kombustor, FurMark and FluidMark. The card worked fine.
So I played Crysis 2 and I noticed the performace increase, but when I put strain on it (move mouse quickly) the Nvidia driver shut down and restored (between was 5 sec of black screen).
Clock speeds droped to 2D applictions [450MHz](AKA when GPU is not needed) and they don't change back to 720MHz or 800MHz. GPU-Z shows that the 450MHz is the highest possible clock speed (and not the 800MHz as it should be).
I think it may be the PCI-E at low speeds, since I haven't OC that. What dou you think.
Any other info needed is in the system specs (I think).
P.S. What is the native resolution and screen refresh rate for human eyes?
P.P.S. I know you've had this before but: is it worth having 3 monitors suround view or a 3d monitor?
P.P.P.S. Does it have to be a SLI for multiple screens?
Man I hate peas