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post #201 of 218
3/20/12 at 12:24pm
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4-5 years ago my tax return was AKA the video card upgrade bonus.... now its the "kid's need food and clothes" bonus...blah blah blah smile.gif

lol. Same boat. My tax return came in, and it immediately went into savings, never to be touched until I need it to survive.

My wife need's a computer upgrade, and I can't do anything for her. I hate it.
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3/20/12 at 12:24pm
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So your going to make the assumption based on your 4 5770's.
79*C is nothing when comparing it to Fermi. +4*C and +18% overall performance + under 80*C + lower power consumption. It doesn't sound horrid to me thumb.gif
No word on how well the stock cooler will dissipate heat when you blow a bit more air over it or what the stock fan profile is running at.
It seems a bit premature, especially when 1 680 will probably eat 3 of those 5770's and put out less heat overall.
Serious dilution.

sarcasm is my favorite "asm"
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3/20/12 at 12:25pm
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so from those graphs can you tell what PSU size to get to run one 680GTX? two 680gtxs ?

A good 750-watt Corsair, Seasonic, or equivalent unit will be sufficient. If you're not comfortable with that, an 850-watt unit will give you a generous amount of headroom.
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3/20/12 at 12:27pm
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A good 750-watt Corsair, Seasonic, or equivalent unit will be sufficient. If you're not comfortable with that, an 850-watt unit will give you a generous amount of headroom.

so its a no go on 650w.

NP BRO. must have 2 of these.
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3/20/12 at 12:28pm
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so from those graphs can you tell what PSU size to get to run one 680GTX? two 680gtxs ?

Any good 500-550w would certainly handle something this a power draw as low as this card, even overclocked. 700w or even 650w would more than suffice for two.
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3/20/12 at 12:28pm
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A good 750-watt Corsair, Seasonic, or equivalent unit will be sufficient. If you're not comfortable with that, an 850-watt unit will give you a generous amount of headroom.

I feel like even 750W will be generous...but I'm usually conservative with PSU sizing.
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3/20/12 at 12:29pm
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so its a no go on 650w.
NP BRO. must have 2 of these.

650-watts will be a little too close for comfort. 750-watts should be plenty, especially since you've got an LGA1366 system which uses a little more power than LGA1155.
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3/20/12 at 12:29pm
house payment,private school for kids,food ,car payment > video card. Ya i dont need a big E-Peen i go for a budget card every time.
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3/20/12 at 12:30pm
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house payment,private school for kids,food ,car payment > video card. Ya i dont need a big E-Peen i go for a budget card every time.

this. because i cant eat that 500+ dollar card when it comes down to bills and supper lol . but tax season is totally different lol. make up for what i couldnt get throughout the year.
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3/20/12 at 12:32pm
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house payment,private school for kids,food ,car payment > video card. Ya i dont need a big E-Peen i go for a budget card every time.

I disagree

GTX 680 > Food
GTX 680 > Water
GTX 680 > Cars
GTX 680 > Girls
GTX 680 > Life.

Thanks for the informative post BTW. offtopic.gif
Edited by Chris13002 - 3/20/12 at 12:36pm
1200... almost 1200 CUDA Cores...
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