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Man...what you did is cruel...

:toast: o'rly? :roll:

Thanks mate! :toast: That was very helpful. :respect: Since we have the cards, can you please explain how to use GPU-Z?:confused: It is has very difficult and complex GUI. :banghead:

It is not only one person. There were a lot of cards waiting for RMA, but yes it is one shop. I agree that it might be only a bad batch, but I haven't heard about other brands having such issues. Also, Palit is not so popular brand and it is not proven yet that their products are tested and have...

Well, I built a system for a friend of mine with the Palit 8800GT Sonic. The card at all the factory clocks and was displaying artifacts. We replaced the card with an Asus EN8800GT-TOP. My friends, who work in the service of the shop where I am buying hardware (at dealers prices), told me that...

14227 3D Mark 2006 points GA-P35-DS4, E6420 @3824MHz (8x478MHz), 4x1GB DDR2 @1147MHz CL4 5-5-16, Inno3D 8800GT core: 738MHz, shader: 1890MHz, video RAM: 1100MHz.

Another vote for 8800GT 512MB. Also, avoid Palit. A lot of their products are waiting for RMA in the shops.

The default clocked 9800GTX is between 5% and 10% faster than the Asus 8800GT-TOP. So, if the difference in price is around 10% go after the 9800GTX.

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If I was you I was going to OC the CPU. You can expect 3.2GHz ~ 3.8GHz 24/7 stable from an E6600. There are a lot of guides about Core2 OC-ing and we are also here to help. Like others already said, if you use your PC for gaming you better invest in a good graphics card and more(and maybe...

LOL :toast: Yeah I know, but I wasn't talking about Phenoms at all. I was talking about the high TDP like the 9850 and the future 9950. These are Netburst-like space heaters and like Netburst "extreme" and "performance" CPUS can cause MOSFET failure on many boards. "Phenom supported" board...

Sorry, but the highest clocked Phenom for this year on the AMD roadmap is the 9950 2.6GHz 140W TDP. It should be released at the end of the year. Anyway I wonder why are you so sure that AMD can magically release 3.2GHz+ quads over night? After the release of the first 90nm SOI2 K8(Winchester)...

The B3 Phenoms are better for OC-ing than the B2's, but not enough good to make me wish one. Anyway it is good when things are getting better for AMD. I wish their 45nm to arrive sooner and I hope they improve something on K10. Else there would be no cheap Nehalem for me. :o Fixed the typo for...

Nope, almost all A2's are limited to 620MHz, while most of A3 are limited below 680MHz. There was an article by X-bit about OC-ing an A2: http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/video/display/gf8800gts320MB-roundup_9.html I had an Asus EN8800GTS 320MB A2 at that time and mine was also crippled at...

Would you like to share some more details about it(GT200)? :D