Recent content by Kanja007

I would suggest holding the horses until Nvidia unveils the new RTX 40 Series. Then you would have more choices for an upgrade. 2080 Super still has a lot of juice, I have many friends still keeping a 1080ti and loving it.

Well this is great if everything is fine. May be you can push a lil further to 1475 on core. Try reducing voltage more and check if system is stable. It will reduce your load temps as well

Your CPU is perfectly fine. I wonder how much RAM you have? Anyways there can be 2-3 reasons 1) Your Previous Drivers Download DDU(Display Driver Uninstaller) and completely uninstall GPU Drivers and then install latest drivers. 2) Your Hard drive(If your games are on mechanical or your...

Unfortunatley, Stock coolers are not that good with modern day clock speeds. Buy a good aftermarket cooler if you are planning to overclock. Please keep in mind that synthetic benchmarks puts the load on processor in a way that no daily use application would ever put, so the temps you are...

Every card is different so it all depends upon luck. it might or might not go beyond but you can find the maximum clock. Overclocking is hit and trial so i would suggest that, if your current overclock is stable and you are not having any issues (i.e temps, artifacts etc.) then make it base...

Download DDU(Display Driver Uninstaller) Completely uninstall all the gpu drivers and also the overclocking software. Re install the drivers and then try. P.S can you tell me which GPU you are using.

Temps are fine considering your overclock. Little suggestion from my side that crank up the "Power Limit" slider to 115-120% that will also help you in getting stable overclock. If your overclock is stable then no harm.

500 watts would be enough to handle one 1070. For 1070 SLI you would need at least 650 or above to accommodate the load. Take a look here. http://www.guru3d.com/articles-pages/nvidia-geforce-gtx-1070-review,8.html

Open up msi afterburner and click "Reset" button it will reset all the changes just in case. Nvidia maxwell are very good cards to overclock and now a days it's very easy to slightly overclock your gpu (~150) without even touching any voltage settings. Here's what you need to do in order to...

yes it should easily fit into a XPS 8700 case without any problem. Some guys already using 780 with identical system just google about it. Anyways, if you're not sure then you can take your computer to a local pc store and there check if card can fit into your case or not.

There shouldn't be any problem upgrading to GTX 780. Your system is perfectly compatible as you've got a decent i7 with 16gb of ddr3 ram. But rather than going for 780, go for 970 as it's way cheaper but gives better performance.

Go with SLI if you want performance at best. Nvidia drivers support is fantastic these days so you need not to worry about anything. Nowadays almost every enthusiast is running a sli rig so why not... Anyways, here are some benchmaarks and reviews that may help you in decision...

I Don't think so that you're gonna face any bottleneck or performance difference in terms of gaming if you use 2x R9 290's with current processor. It's still a better option. I know some guys who own 2x 780Ti with Core i7 920 and they don't have any problem what so ever. You won't see any perf...

Dual Cores are rare these days and it's a 3-4 years old technology and frequency doesn't matters if you're comparing a technology that has released 4 years back with the new technology. Core i series is much more power efficient and also performs multitasking better than dual core ones. Also it...