Recent content by Malazan

Thanks guys, i did wonder if i should just double the 894MHZ. Time to see how far it will go!

Why does is show my mem clock at 894MHZ, when i have OC'D it a little - in line with my core and shader clocks - 575MHZ, and 1329MHZ? The shader clock is supposely 1600MHZ out the box? Riva Tuner shows the same 894MHZ too.

Is anyone running one of the new NV cards on this PSU? I know it's powerful enough, just not sure about connector. Cheers.

PC Power and Cooling all the way. Shame they're not as good a buy as they are in the UK, where prices for PC P and C are fantastic. Alternatively the Corsair 750W or the Silverstone.

I have the EVGA GTS 320MB too, the non OC'd one. Thanks to all, i might well try OC'ing my card a little, but at least i know i don't have to rush out and buy something with a larger memory.

icaley: I was pretty sure that 320MB would be ok at this res, seems my card will tide me over nicely until i get a GT!!! Thanks for the reply.

Hi, will be getting a new Samsung 2032BW 20" (Pebble) WS tommorow, i wondered how my card will handle this resolution? Games played: Crysis, COD4, Sup Comm, World in Conflict, Oblivion, Stalker, COH etc will be playing Asssasin etc FC 2 on release, and other new games. If anyone has info...

Hmmm, thanks for that review, it pretty much makes up my mind. That there's no point upgrading to a 9600GT other than "cashing in" on my 320MB. It looks like to "upgrade" for performance i'd need to go 8800GT or G92 GTS.

I can upgrade for about £30-£40, would it be worth it? Bearing in mind a new 20" WS (Samsung pebble) 1650x1050 is in my future. Would the the new GT be significantly faster at 1024x768? Cheers.

I'd go with the Corsair 520W, it's easily capable of powering your system, is very well made and has a 5 year guarantee. If you think that SLI may be of interest to you down the line, buy the Corsair 620W instead. The 620W also comes with the 6+2 pin connectors. The 5 year guarantee suits...

"m not being unfair, simply offered my opinion. I also said if you know who makes them and there a good company then go for it. I was unaware corsairs was made by seasonic. I also didnt say anything about pcpc, I know they are superior, but the price is riduculous. I do good with the...

This is why not all 600W PSU's are made equal. You have to check specs. You get what you pay for with PSU's.

That's incorrect, a common mistake, what you have done is added the two rails together. What the PSU has is 2 12V rails that will give a max of 16A each. The actual amperage on the 12V rails is calculated by dividing the toeal WATTAGE the PSU offers on the 12V rail, then dividing that by 12...