Recent content by lufrey

That's some very bad luck your having. Maybe you should get a rabbits foot keyring to even out your luck. :(

The below mentioned power connector is part of the ATX 2.0 spec, so when you get a PSU, just make sure it is ATX 2.0 spec, don't just go by the power rating.

Have you tried downloading the driver direct from the powercolor website?

Why don't you start a new thread to discuss OS'es. Seems to be a hot and passionate topic with some. ;)

Yes, that's right! ;)

The ramsinks that come with the VF900-cu are good enough, in my experience.

Keep the 2 @ x1950pro. X-Fire is not so buggy with the x1950pro. You don't need to buy a separate master card for X-Fire to work. You also don't need a pass thru cable, it uses a similar bridge to what NVIDIA use with their SLI setup.

The X2900XTX is a massive card, from the few pics I've seen on various websites, it reminds me of the old full size AT cards of yester-year. Massive units that slotted in to support braces incorporated in the chassis to stop them from bending coming loose. These would have to be targeted...

Your airflow looks good to me. You may not need to do anything to your system, except maybe the 120mm fan upgrade. The Noctua fans look good and are extremely efficient, and the best thing is they are almost silent.

Looks good to me mate. I've got that setup right now in one of my HTPC setups, and it works very well. You may have to leave 1 or 2 additional slots space between the video card and the extractor.

That is hot. Mine reads 50C at maximum load. Maybe underclocking would be a suggestion.

Yes, I agree with you. That's also what I thought I said earlier. Mine worked out fine. No, unfortunately it is so straight forward, no horror stories here.

What the hell are you on about? :mad:

You're entitled to your own opinion. ;)

Gee, that's terrible, and a very expensive waste. :(