Quote:Originally Posted by CallsignVega On GPU's two through four you have to remove the reactor until you water cool.
nice! thanks vega for the clarifications!
hmm i just realised something,
Your name Vega. its actually EVGA if...
Quote:Originally Posted by Samurai Batgirl If you know you're going to have five monitors, then the 7970 as it's the only one of the two that can even support than many monitors.
I'd still go with the 7970, though. More VRAM if...
Quote:Originally Posted by CallsignVega
Hm interesting. While I wouldn't say "bezelless", the internal bezels do seem quite small. Only if they made a 120 Hz version.
If I'm not wrong, the sa950d is 120hz 3d ready
guess what, i found a guide to disassembling the S23A950D, the internal bezel its really thin,
vega and ibbstar, you might wanna take a look, any ideas if that could be mounted someway to a vesa compliant stand?
its in chinese, use the...
wonder how will koolance's block turn out, hopefully they have active water cooling over VRM.
What are everyone's views of the cooling capability of the AC, EK, HK, and XSPC 670 blocks, give the same flow rate for each? consuder...
Quote:Originally Posted by Mitch311 For anyone interested, XSPC have now released info and pics for their Razor GTX670 waterblock...
This and a Raystorm with LEDs
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And a backplate...
Link:...
Quote:Originally Posted by Blackout621 Have you guys not seen this?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Yamakasi-Catleap-Q270-MULTI-LIMITED-2560x1440-WQHD-S-IPS-120Hz-Overclock-Model-/330765746707?pt=Computer_Monitors&hash=item4d032cc213
cool!...
Quote:Originally Posted by CallsignVega I think it comes down to the GPU's bandwidth. GTX 680's completely choked on three Catleaps. Was a stuttering mess at that high of a resolution. The 384-bit of the 7970's work a lot better,...