Yep, this one.Originally Posted by MrTOOSHORT;13001225
Your Corsair?
Yes then.
I plan on running the card at stock, so no overclocking. It should be fine, right? Can I do any stress tests?Originally Posted by allikat;13001360
Well, since the 590 blows up when you try and clock it, I suppose warnings about not clocking it are kinda pointless. If/when they fix the clocking issue, then you'll still want to keep it at stock, as you'll be pushing that 750 pretty hard already. You may well be able to push the clocks on it up a little, to the point it equals 570-SLI performance, but no further without a bit bigger of a PSU.
Sorry, I meant when video card companies have a recommended PSU requirement, they always inflate the number so it gives the users a little extra room just in case. Is that how they do it? Or are they greedy and want to sell as many video cards as they can without caring about the safety and stability of the customers computers?Originally Posted by allikat;13001478
Sounds like it will be fine then. And not all power supplies (even from people like Corsair) have some spare power you can tap, even when they do, it's not always within the ATX spec, or of the quality you'd want to feed your rig with.
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Your Corsair?
Yes then.
In your opinion, can I run a ton of stress tests on it? Like Furmark and Linx simultaneously?Originally Posted by 3dfxvoodoo;13001681
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Yea they tho.Originally Posted by i7monkey;13001668
Sorry, I meant when video card companies have a recommended PSU requirement, they always inflate the number so it gives the users a little extra room just in case. Is that how they do it? Or are they greedy and want to sell as many video cards as they can without caring about the safety and stability of the customers computers?
Uhhh I wouldn't run any proper tests that bypass the OCD of the GTX590 hun.Originally Posted by i7monkey;13001707
In your opinion, can I run a ton of stress tests on it? Like Furmark and Linx simultaneously?
Theres alot of money on here $1000 cardOriginally Posted by i7monkey;13001198
More details in sig rig.
- 3 Hard drives
- GTX 590
- Watercooling pump for CPU
- NZXT Fan controller
- Sound Blaster PCI card
- i7 920 running at 4030Mhz @ 1.28V
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edit: I don't plan on overclocking the gtx 590.
Originally Posted by Kenshiro;13002000
You are good.
http://guru3d.com/article/geforce-gtx-590-review/7