Recent content by cygone

Oh also standard ICL power leads, no external adapters.

I'm looking to buy 3 new monitors, IPS or TN, they need to be 1920*1200 NOT 1920*1080 and 24", I would like a glass surface but not 100% required. The corners of the screens need to be right angles not slight curves and I'm looking for THIN bezels. VESA mount bracket required, black...

Its not about how much VRAM 3D uses, it about how many megapixel you have for AA and AF to render through, 3D vision is basically 2x2D slapped on top of each other. You will need lots of VRAM.

bios was definatly flashed, but still screwed, your going to hav e to make a warranty claim

try a gtx460

in fact I would suggest a 6GB 7970 crossfire.

surround 3D vision is the equilivant of 6 displays, for this I would suggest the 4GB cards, sorry =)

not saying otherwise, yet with all my years and tens of thousands of pounds of hardware spent, i cant say ive never noticed that nVidia have better drivers.

thread is here, http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/385079-15-nvidia-drivers-monitor-range Its also up on EVGA forums, oc.net was my next point of call.

STOP We are talking at cross purposes, you are talking about BIOS flashing your motherboard, we are talking about BIOS flashing your GPU. If you DONT know how to flash the GPU bios, I would suggest you dont try it. (it is easy, but a little complicated at the same time), I am willing to write...

And yet we hear about all these 'ATI drivers suck so bad compared to nVidia drivers' personnaly i think that is just hype with little backing.

then it at the right speeds, problem solved. Basically Easytune is c4ap.

No, go get a stock bios from the GPU listings at techpowerup http://www.techpowerup.com/vgabios/index.php?page=1&architecture=NVIDIA&manufacturer=&model=GTX+670&interface=PCI-E&memSize=0 find your stock bios and d/l it, save it to the flashdrive and use nvflash to flash the GPU. e.g DONT...