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Let me put it this way, my 30" computer monitor is bigger than my parent's 27" 720P HDTV. Along with being a much higher resolution.Originally Posted by Kentthegamer 
oh i see
... 2560x1600? that's goddamn huge isn't it?
in my old rig i only have a 17" crt monitor then upgraded to this 19" which is amazingly big to me...
can't even imagine the size of ur screen....
no , im using a 19" widescreen monitor @ 1366x768 max resolution
..
and right now my gpu is a crappy GTS 450 DDR3....

oh i see
... 2560x1600? that's goddamn huge isn't it?in my old rig i only have a 17" crt monitor then upgraded to this 19" which is amazingly big to me...
can't even imagine the size of ur screen....

no , im using a 19" widescreen monitor @ 1366x768 max resolution
..and right now my gpu is a crappy GTS 450 DDR3....
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With a good overclock the HD7850 can give a stock GTX580 a run for its money. Case in point:Originally Posted by Kentthegamer 
oh lol, sorry for that, since i was just a newbie here and need to explore some stuff...
ill be posting my sig rig, in a couple of mins...
and oh, and one more thing, is the 7850 the strongest among the two? : 560 ti 448, hd 6950
and if i oc it? would it surpass the 570? or the 6970?

oh lol, sorry for that, since i was just a newbie here and need to explore some stuff...
ill be posting my sig rig, in a couple of mins...
and oh, and one more thing, is the 7850 the strongest among the two? : 560 ti 448, hd 6950
and if i oc it? would it surpass the 570? or the 6970?

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Not all HD7850s will be able to get that high but you get my point. Plus since we are talking about 1366x768 the argument is kind of silly but I'm just answering your question.

Edited by Ben the OCer - 5/28/12 at 1:36am









and your psu will be fine since you'll only be drawing like 200-250w max.
