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  1. Gabrielizador
    Everytime I try to install the driver for the GTX 1060, during the system check it says that "the driver isn't compatible with my version of Windows". I downloaded the right version (64bit driver for 64bit Windows 10) but it still doesn't work. Does anybody know what's going on and what I should do?
  2. Gabrielizador
    RX 480 all the way for me. I had a GTX 760 but then it stopped working, so I got a Core i7 and no gpu.
  3. Gabrielizador
    I have a Asus P8Z77-V LX and it has two PCI-E x16 slots properly, the trouble is, the second slot runs at 4x speed. Asus says I can use Crossfire, but no SLI probably because of the second PCI-E's speed. VRAM on graphics cards increased and I'm not really sure if my motherboard can take 2 RX 480s. Does anybody know if it's possible?
  4. Gabrielizador
    No, I really have to know if the 560Ti 2Win will be better than the 680, I have the 560Ti 2Win for 100 dollars.
  5. Gabrielizador
    I wouldn't upgrade in your case, unless you're going for a 2-way on the 1080's down the road. The 1080 will sometimes beat the 970's and sometimes not, you'd have about the same performance.
  6. Gabrielizador
    Just one more thing, will the GTX 560Ti 2Win outbest the GTX 680 and the HD 7970 in raw performance?
  7. Gabrielizador
    Hey, you reminded of something, my motherboard is a P8Z77-V LX from Asus and it can only handle CrossFire, not SLI, because the second PCI E x16 runs on x4 speed and only CrossFire with a small loss of performance (not significant), but the first PCI E x16 runs on normal speed. If I put this card, my MoBo will run it each GPU at 8x speed or 4x? I say that because desktop i7's use a weird PCI Lane config. 1 card=16x speed, 2=8x speed and 4=4x speed. I'm also going to put a LAN card (because my LAN port isn't working) and it will use a PCI E 1x slot. Will the dual GPU card run OK in terms of PCI E speed?
  8. Gabrielizador
    I never used SLI, but I'm familiar with the concept, though, I thought dual GPU cards behave like single GPU cards because the GPUS are on the same PCB. I've searched in other topics and a lot of people who use SLI say that it rarely troubleshoots, my PSU (OCZ Fatal1ty 750W) can handle the power consumption, and my PC won't bottleneck, i have an i7 3770 and 8GB RAM (dual channel). My only concern is my case, it's very old and that's a big card (about the size of a HD 7990), but I'll find a way.
  9. Gabrielizador
    Hey guys, I'm going to be straight forward, I'm poor and I'm going to buy a used graphics card from Amazon. I found a GTX 560Ti 2Win for a good price and I couldn't find enough benchmarks or information about its performance and I know these are old cards and etc, but they're on my performance target for the money I can pay on a card. My GTX 760 died, so the 560Ti 2Win has to be at least better than my GTX 760. So how do they perform?
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