Recent content by True Christian

Listen. The GTX 960 is a good gaming card for 1920x1080 and lower. Get the 4GB version. It's hard to believe looking at the 960's specs but it's 10-15% faster than 1 of my GTX 760 because of much better pixel output than the 760.

No, you don't. In fact I would warn against running Prime95 for a long time as it is a CPU killer like FurMark is a GPU killer. Run AIDA64 Extreme and benchmark it from there. Excellent program for testing CPU stability and much safer.

Why not go for 2 R9 290's? They are a lot cheaper and only about 10% slower. If you go to Anandtech's For Sale/Trade Forum you'll probably find a couple. And, yes, the 290/290x both have 4GB of GDDR5.

The GTX 770 4GB is your best bet or a Radeon R9 290 4GB. Stay away from the GTX 970/960.

Have you tried using NvFlash to give you all that you need to know?

The GTX 780 is an incredibly powerful GPU equaling and in some instances besting 2 GTX 760's in SLI. GPU technology is way ahead of new game-engine tech so I'd say grab another GTX 780 if you can still get it at that amazing price. Our GTX 700-class GPUs will support DirectX 12 so no worries...

The GTX 750 Ti IS the GTX 850 Ti. nVidia just named it as a Kepler card because they wanted to test a 28nm Maxwell mid-range to see how it would sell. Well, it's selling very well so we'll see more Maxwell hopefully by October. The GTX 880 Ti will come out later than the rest and there may be a...

It lasted as long as it was warrantied for. It's unfortunate but I, too, would stick with EVGA. I had 2 EVGA SC GTX 460 1GB SLI for 4 years and they are still going strong after I sold them for $100 for both to a guy in Minnesota. I now have 2 EVGA GTX 760 2GB SLI and I flashed them to the SC...

This is the longest (that I can remember) between nVidia driver releases. It's been 1 1/2 months since nVidia released the ground-breaking 337.50 betas. I think the next drivers are going to be something wonderful.

I have a problem running Quake 2 and its expansions. Quake 2 runs fine in Windows 7 but the expansions have to be run in Windows XP. Can you try running them in Windows 7 compatability mode?

I have a PS on your list. It's a CoolerMaster GXII 750w. It's powring 2 GTX 760 2GB at 1214/7600, an i5 2500K at 4.5GHz and 8GB of Kingston ValueRam 1333 at 1600. As you can see my system is heavily overclocked. Hell, even my monitor is overclocked (67Htz). I've had this PS for 3 years and it's...

Th eonly problem is that you have a slow CPU and slow RAM. If you upgraded to a, say, used i5 2500K or an AMD FX 8350 you see a heck of a difference. Your GPU is pretty good and your PS is very good. I know it's not what you want to hear.

That's strange. A 780 is about 70-80% faster than a 760. We need to know your full system specs.

We 760 users all know that the GTX 760 is the best bang for the buck GPU out there. I have 2 EVGA SC GTX 760 2GB SLI at 1212/7600 and lovin' every gaming minute of it. How do you like your card(s)? Are you using SLI? Are you overclocking the dickens out of them? Are you having any problems...

Thanks! I always appreciate free games!