shaunb19

benchmarking or some very very very high res 3D rendering is the only reason i can see to have 4 gfx cards

as a heads up my 6300(i feel its a terible luck chip) is at 4.7 atm and defo not a bottleneck in my rig(see sig)

easy. i installed it. and it worked. precision isnt just for nvidia or just for EVGA cards. its an overclocking tool just like you can use sapphire trixx on any card you like

i agree. i have this mobo and its pretty solid. the bios interface is kinda shit though(doesnt tell you exact volts when upping the voltage of the CPU but its nice because its mouse driven if you want it to be.

just added my asus 7850 (one in my sig) think i git really really unlucky with my chip. BSOD at anything above 1GHz. might have to try again with upped voltage or something. seems a waste to not try push for a higher clock. seen some people on the forums with 1.25 clocks on the same card

the 6300 i got for my newish build(around 6 months old now) still kickin butt at 4.7 on a terrible AIO 120mm cooler. with better cooling can probs hit 5 maybe 5.1. best money ive spent on a CPU in a long time

GAH. forgot to make the image larger

4.7 on my 6300. not fantastic i know but my old 120mm AIO cant keep up atm lol. gunna hopefully get an H100i soon and push 5+ outa this sucker

intel only or can us AMD boys join in too? lol

DCU2 v2 7850 here. planning to get another soonish. got super dooper unlucky with my chip. stable at around 1ghz max otherwise i get freezes and BSOD

cant wait to see this thing finished. should be amazing!

thank you guys for all the help <3 Cheers Shaun

Couldn't find any other posts asking this question so as the title says asus 7850s in xfire or a single 7950? links to any information would be much appreciated also personal experience with this would help too. like microstuttering from xfire or driver issues. Cheers Shaun