Recent content by ChrisR83

Sorry for the late response, just finished moving and work has been keeping me busy. I will be going with the 980ti SLI setup, due to the cost of the monitor, apox $1,200-$1,300, this will be the last big upgrade I get for a couple years, the wife has spoken!! >.< So that being said I am going...

Current system specs; I7 5820 (oc to 4.6 GHz), EVGA X99 FTW motherboard, 1600w EVGA Supernova, 16gb DDR4 Corsair Vengeance, I run two custom water loops GPU/CPU. I am going to be picking up the new Acer X34 (XR341CKA) 34" 3440x1440 100hz (w/ G-Sync) monitor. My question is; should I pick up...

So here is my question, i will be adding a second GPU to my build. Would it be better to run a single loop with the setup; Option 1: Reservoir > Pump > GPU's > 360 Radiator > CPU > 240 Radiator > Reservoir. Option 2: Reservoir > Pump > 240 Radiator > GPU's > 360 Radiator > CPU > Reservoir...

Bump for Price Drop.

Yes, you would need a custom water loop to run this card (reservoir, pump, and radiator).

EVGA GTX 980 Hydro Copper. Asking $500 (shipping not included. US only) Purchased on 17 December 2014 (3 Year warranty) I ran the card at stock speeds unless I was Benchmarking. I have all the original packaging and cables. PM me if you are interested or have any questions. There is nothing...

nice i didn't know I could list it in the forums. in that case i will edit the op. thanks

As the topic says I have a GTX 980 Hydro Copper I would like to sell, my question is; Where should i sell it? Ebay, Craigslist, or is there a better place to list it? Info: EVGA GTX 980 Hydro Copper. Asking $600 Purchases date was 17 December 2014 (3 Year warranty) I ran the card at stock...

His card will process more than 60 fps but the monitor will still only show a max of 60fps (refresh/update at 60hz). I would keep the card you have because as new games come out you will want that extra power.