Recent content by clueless77

Yeah, it's so shady I've never had one key deactivated with the probably around 5 I've bought over the past year and then some. Keeping doing Microsoft a solid by buying their overpriced OS's though, I'm sure they appreciate your concern.

Thanks for the suggestion! I do have an ad posted up there for this, just getting it out there.

I've bought Windows 8.1 keys off eBay before even though they're sparse, they were legit. Better yet, go to reddit's Microsoft Software Swap, buy a 7-8.1 key for like 20 bucks through Paypal from a solid seller, then perhaps upgrade to Windows 10 from 7-8.1 if you want. Done this multiple times...

I want to sell my second EVGA Titan X from a SLI setup. The GPU has been hardly used and is in like new condition with the original packaging and accessories, while still being covered by EVGA's transferable warranty. Perfect for 4k gaming, because yes, some more recent games do use over 6 gb...

Np.

Other than every CPU being variable for overclocking, for 5 ghz you're putting the cart before the horse as to whether you can even stabilize it for anything under 1.40, with 1.30 volts (mine's 1.32 for 4.7) being the max recommended voltage to begin with. Haven't seen too many 5 ghz chips. Try...

Yeah, that's what I'm saying, it might not be a popular opinion as everyone will usually say to keep CPU's within a certain range, usually around 80 max or so during stress tests (obviously less than with certain types of aftermarket coolers would be more ideal), but from my experiences with a...

Nah, usually the max voltages are locked to relatively safe limits in Afterburner, and sometimes ridiculously low for some manufacturers with the same cards despite having the same stock voltage as the other card. So long as the OP reads up on this and doesn't just jump into it, I'm sure he'll...

Overclock.net should have the necessary info and files available to flash your card with a custom/unlocked bios. There's a thread about Kepler Bios Tweaker, which is likely the application that you would be using to flash it. I have yet to flash a card myself, I looked into it some but not...

Yeah, I'm pretty sure it does. It downsamples from at most 4x the detected native resolution of the panel, and I've seen people using it for those kinda resolutions. Running it well, maybe that's a different story.