Recent content by Dorosh

The only thing that should be making noise like this loud enough for you to hear are the fans. I have a similar problem where one of my cooling fans makes a slight vibration noise, and I can see where it could sound like a cricket. It got worse over time and I've pin pointed which one it is...

No you should be fine as long as you have enough power from the PSU as it will draw power for both fans.

As long as you have good ventilation then it doesn't matter what case you have. Your problem is the 260 mm. Most good video cards are longer than 280mm. Unless you get the R9 NANO, you'll have to get a bigger case.

It's really up to you. They're both good cards - I'm a Radeon fan myself. The larger case would cost you more money in the end - unless you save a lot on a sale. Do you have a lot air flow in your current case with lots of fans? Might be something to consider.

It's not a video memory issue that I can see from the screenshot. The error message isn't really clear. You have to ask the question what is "optimal" according to the game developers? is it 120 fps expectation? Likely that card will run that game at a more than sufficient FPS that you won't...

Just to note AMD calls it CrossfireX - SLI is for nvidea. The 750 minimum power takes into account "average" computer power usage for all components. So no, you don't need to double that number. Depending on the card, there should be information on the minimum required to have them in...

Don't forget crossfire or SLI doesn't add the RAM together as each card needs all textures because they interchange frames - so it's still 4 GB RAM - and BTW thats plenty of vieo RAM for games. I do agree that CF or SLI has problems with some games and others don't even support both. I'd get a...