Quote:Originally Posted by kzone75 My Asus 6950 was sagging quite a lot, but not this 7970.your 6950 could have loosened your pci lane and then the 7970 broke it.
Quote:Originally Posted by kzone75 I put it in the 2nd PCI-e slot and it seems to be ok for now.. No stripes in BIOS or desktop, and I could even run the Valley benchmark. With the latest driver even.
The first PCI-e slot borked,...
Quote:Originally Posted by Rangerjr1 Bottlenecks on AMD platforms 99% of the time isnt because of the CPU, but because of the PCIe. So in short, no. Your 1100T wont bottleneck 2 7950s, your motherboard wont either. But anything...
hey guys/gals i have an 1100T overclocked to 4.0 running very stable and would like to know if putting a 7950 in my system would bottleneck the gpu because of the cpu?
i also might get two 7950's but not in the immediate future.
so all of the rivets have been taken out of my scout and ive started taking measurements on the new motherboard tray im going to make as well as making the front completely smooth and fitting this in the with .3 of an inch to play with...
Quote:Originally Posted by Allan P I guess your right. Also, your English is not as bad as you think.
I would love to take the entire case apart to do each piece separately. I would probably need to own a rivet gun though, right? ...
Quote:Originally Posted by Allan P [[SPOILER]] Hello, I'm soon to be a member of this club. This is my Storm Scout and houses the first ever computer I've built (in Feb.). I also have a question. I'm going to be painting the...
hey can one of you guys with an original scout do me a favor and measure the distance from the out sides of the case without the plastic front on and the top handle