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You're going about this all wrong, most people will find their max stable overclock then flash not the other way around and it seems like you don't have much knowledge or experience in flashing so there's a possibility you could end up killing your card. What is wrong with software OC?

No worries man another time :toast: Dunno who to contact pretty sure at some point it just lets you set a custom title, congrats you little post whore :D

That's what I'm guessing too as it caused the PC to shut off after it happened, still give it a clean and see if it works, if not you might try and RMA though you "really" shouldn't as it was user error and getting any kind of liquid on electrical items voids the warranty. I have fried a 2500k...

Anyone fancy some L4D 2 tonight?

You joking right? you proceeded to call me n00b before I said anything and you thought that was ok? Still acting like a smart ass who seems more concerned with making me look bad than proving a point, yea course I'm going to take you seriously bro....... :rolleyes: Try talking facts...

Sorry Dog.... that is your name isn't it as you just decided to call me n00b knowing damn well what my name is lol oh and before I forget :nutkick: Wanna post your findings or want to act like everyone else on the interwebs acting like a mega tough dude and posting slap smilies? lol The 570...

1: I came from a 570 and it did not choke at 1440p despite the lower vRAM, but hey there's a 4GB 9600 gt out there, that must be good? 2: Power consumption flower monsumption, who really cares, we're talking bang for buck, I know it does come across as important but how many people on TPU list...

My 3 year old Gskill 1600mhz can run at 2000mhz, I see no need to buy RAM these days unless your running older tech (DDR2) or low capacity, something needs to change as the difference between 2000mhz RAM and 2600mhz+ is minimal at best :rolleyes:

570 is 5% faster than a 7850 according to that.....

Well done, you obviously didn't read my posts, you can acheive this "wideness" on a standard 1920x1080 screen, the limiting factor in both monitors is the 1080 vertical pixels, but kudos to you if you like having black/white bars down the sides of your monitors and paying $400 for the pleasure.

That's what I said, though the 6950 and 570 traded blows evenly and the 570 also overclocks ;) I would say if you use HDMI then definately go Nvidia, if you don't care about HDMI then take your pick as they're fairly level on performance.

650Ti and 7850 don't compare to the 6950/570 so that wittles it down, from the prices you listed the 6950 is the handsdown winner at that res, and may well unlock to a 6970/6970 clocks.

Knowledgable guy right here, you have helped me quite a few times over the years, albeit without your knowing as I have only been registered for a short time though read TPU for years, most noticeably overclocking SB with the turbo instead of the multi :toast:

Thank's I stand corrected, I thought it had to be HD 76** series, surely this would have made more sense since the IGP has been updated to 7 series and yielded more benefit, seems as though the IGP on the new A series is little more than the previous version rebadged/tweaked instead of a proper...

That's a 2nd monitor, see edit, the 2 docs occupy one 1080p screen and again the width isn't the issue, it's the verticle which doesn't have enough pixels to display the whole document length, the same would happen on this monitor only you would have more free space on the sides. Disabled my...