S Sora Renowned Budgeting Master Messages 4,153 Location Uniontown, PA Jul 8, 2007 #31 Why would you want to run SLI....SLi is never worth it's performance in cost. However I would say yes it could run SLI 7800GT's.
Why would you want to run SLI....SLi is never worth it's performance in cost. However I would say yes it could run SLI 7800GT's.
OP OP Deadpixel Daemon Poster Messages 844 Jul 8, 2007 #32 Sora said: Why would you want to run SLI....SLi is never worth it's performance in cost. However I would say yes it could run SLI 7800GT's. Click to expand... I still think I'm leaning towards the Seasonic, but thank you for your information. Also if you can tell me where/how to overclock my C2D, I would be happy.
Sora said: Why would you want to run SLI....SLi is never worth it's performance in cost. However I would say yes it could run SLI 7800GT's. Click to expand... I still think I'm leaning towards the Seasonic, but thank you for your information. Also if you can tell me where/how to overclock my C2D, I would be happy.
D Deathawk Daemon Poster Messages 1,151 Location Massachusetts Jul 8, 2007 #33 I'm pretty sure the XClio Goodpower is manufactuered by Channel Well, which is a rather good manufactuer.
I'm pretty sure the XClio Goodpower is manufactuered by Channel Well, which is a rather good manufactuer.
OP OP Deadpixel Daemon Poster Messages 844 Jul 9, 2007 #34 Deathawk said: I'm pretty sure the XClio Goodpower is manufactuered by Channel Well, which is a rather good manufactuer. Click to expand... WEll, I'm just going to go go with the Seasonic, after hearing nothing bad about them. Then I will buy the EVGA 7800GS unless the 8800GTS 320 comes down in price
Deathawk said: I'm pretty sure the XClio Goodpower is manufactuered by Channel Well, which is a rather good manufactuer. Click to expand... WEll, I'm just going to go go with the Seasonic, after hearing nothing bad about them. Then I will buy the EVGA 7800GS unless the 8800GTS 320 comes down in price
veg1992 Golden Master Messages 19,993 Jul 9, 2007 #35 Deadpixel said: WEll, I'm just going to go go with the Seasonic, after hearing nothing bad about them. Then I will buy the EVGA 7800GS unless the 8800GTS 320 comes down in price Click to expand... good choice on the seasonic, they are quite quiet and great PSU's
Deadpixel said: WEll, I'm just going to go go with the Seasonic, after hearing nothing bad about them. Then I will buy the EVGA 7800GS unless the 8800GTS 320 comes down in price Click to expand... good choice on the seasonic, they are quite quiet and great PSU's
D Deathawk Daemon Poster Messages 1,151 Location Massachusetts Jul 9, 2007 #36 You're not planning on buying the 7800gs, are you? There are better video cards for the money.
I Invisible MetalHead Techie Messages 2,912 Location Minnesota Jul 9, 2007 #37 go with the 7950gt and maybe get a temporary gfx card PSU i believe they have some on newegg
veg1992 Golden Master Messages 19,993 Jul 9, 2007 #38 Invisible said: go with the 7950gt and maybe get a temporary gfx card PSU i believe they have some on newegg Click to expand... 7950gt's are a waste, either get that great deal on the 7900gs, or get the x1950xt, which destroys the 7950gt and, it cheaper from what i've heard
Invisible said: go with the 7950gt and maybe get a temporary gfx card PSU i believe they have some on newegg Click to expand... 7950gt's are a waste, either get that great deal on the 7900gs, or get the x1950xt, which destroys the 7950gt and, it cheaper from what i've heard
M maroon1 Banned Messages 3,479 Jul 9, 2007 #39 Newegg.com - EVGA 256-P2-N761-AR GeForce 8600GTS 256MB 128-bit GDDR3 PCI Express x16 HDCP Video Card - Retail That ^^ cost $149.99 after MIR and it is faster than 8600GT XXX
Newegg.com - EVGA 256-P2-N761-AR GeForce 8600GTS 256MB 128-bit GDDR3 PCI Express x16 HDCP Video Card - Retail That ^^ cost $149.99 after MIR and it is faster than 8600GT XXX
kobe24 Fully Optimized Messages 1,508 Location Australia Jul 9, 2007 #40 i would agree with vernong on that one