Poizen22 Camera junky Messages 6,283 Location ottawa ontario canada. Nov 16, 2008 #811 zmatt said: So you didn't kill your 780i? Click to expand... no thats what he gets for not gettign a ftw, the not solid state caps suck balls the pop easy, and burn when a litle voltage is added.
zmatt said: So you didn't kill your 780i? Click to expand... no thats what he gets for not gettign a ftw, the not solid state caps suck balls the pop easy, and burn when a litle voltage is added.
OP OP NosBoost300 I poop on the rug Messages 10,220 Location Bellflower, CA Nov 16, 2008 #812 i don't think it has anything to do with it... the board will still turn on, but it freezes randomly upon boot it is a common problem with more than just my 780i its going for rma more than likely tomorrow
i don't think it has anything to do with it... the board will still turn on, but it freezes randomly upon boot it is a common problem with more than just my 780i its going for rma more than likely tomorrow
ricanflow Golden Master Messages 6,317 Location Euless, Tx Nov 16, 2008 #813 When pushing components to the max stuff like this happens, whether it be nvidia or not.
Poizen22 Camera junky Messages 6,283 Location ottawa ontario canada. Nov 16, 2008 #814 ricanflow said: When pushing components to the max stuff like this happens, whether it be nvidia or not. Click to expand... but solid state caps help alot for stability.
ricanflow said: When pushing components to the max stuff like this happens, whether it be nvidia or not. Click to expand... but solid state caps help alot for stability.
ricanflow Golden Master Messages 6,317 Location Euless, Tx Nov 16, 2008 #815 Poizen22 said: but solid state caps help alot for stability. Click to expand... Of course. Just saying even with solid caps, you can push it too far and have it crap out.
Poizen22 said: but solid state caps help alot for stability. Click to expand... Of course. Just saying even with solid caps, you can push it too far and have it crap out.
OP OP NosBoost300 I poop on the rug Messages 10,220 Location Bellflower, CA Nov 16, 2008 #816 bah.. i'm ready to just buy the 200 dollar msi board so i can have a computer already.... i really don't know if i can wait it out 2 weeks to have another computer.. i've already got me some hw to do
bah.. i'm ready to just buy the 200 dollar msi board so i can have a computer already.... i really don't know if i can wait it out 2 weeks to have another computer.. i've already got me some hw to do
A AP4LIFETN Daemon Poster Messages 1,009 Nov 16, 2008 #817 If ur talking about the X58 platinum, I don't think it supports SLI
Peter.Cort TF's First Dry Ice User! Messages 5,018 Location Boston, MA Nov 16, 2008 #818 yeah it does.
OP OP NosBoost300 I poop on the rug Messages 10,220 Location Bellflower, CA Nov 16, 2008 #819 ya.. it doesnt.. but i really need a computer that can actually RUN photoshop.. i'm on a 700mhz pentium 3 right now, that only has 2 usb ports.. which are occupied by my mouse and keyboard.. so i can't even shove a flashdrive in! peter.. i think only the eclipse supports sli... i'm not sure of the platinum
ya.. it doesnt.. but i really need a computer that can actually RUN photoshop.. i'm on a 700mhz pentium 3 right now, that only has 2 usb ports.. which are occupied by my mouse and keyboard.. so i can't even shove a flashdrive in! peter.. i think only the eclipse supports sli... i'm not sure of the platinum
A AP4LIFETN Daemon Poster Messages 1,009 Nov 16, 2008 #820 only the MSI ECLIPSE SLI/SLI+ support SLI, x58 platinum doesn't