Recent content by Skandinaavlane

Thanks - I've aquired the monitor and I haven't come across any bottlenecks yet.

Hello, Is this a wise decision to make. Right now I have 2x760 GTX 2GB in SLI and am planning to get PG278Q ROG Swift. I'm wondering if there could/would be any bottlenecks? I have never before owned a high frequency monitor at such resolution. I don't really plan on upgrading my GPU(s) at the...

I've been using 60Hz monitors all my life and I have really grown tired of them. I would like to know what's communities opinion on the following... Should I get a 144Hz with 1080 resolution if I'm running 2x760 in SLI configuration or is it too late for 1080's? Should I be thinking about...

There's a very small performance increase in 980. There's no reason to upgrade at all. If you don't care for the power draw and would like a huge performance increase then just get another 780 Ti and put them in SLI. I'm positive that 780 Ti will have a drop in it's price now that the new series...

Your graphic card has nothing to do with your web or file browsing. There's most likely an issue with your CPU, which by today's standards is very old. I'd suggest getting a new processor.

Calm down, bro. http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-770/specifications The cards maximum temperature is 98C. With your intense gaming session and having 84C is nowhere near to hitting 98C. You might gain 1~4 additional degrees over time (years), but thats' still 10 degrees...

There's no way of knowing. Looking back at GTA IV, it performs terribly on high tier PC hardware due to horrible optimization. This time other RSG subteam is working on optimizing the game and you can expect better results. I'd say you can most likely count on having AT LEAST 30 FPS, since your...

Uhh, just a little issue I have been having. I've even made a post about it here: http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/answers/id-2295526/boot-sli-dvi-connected-graphics-card-slot.html Haven't got to switching cards yet...

Hey, thanks for your wise words. I already have two cards, they're both by Gigabyte and GTX 760 2GB Windforce X3. I suppose there wouldn't be any issues with plugging the screen into the second card. EDIT: Just for a note, I have i5 4670k @ 4.2GHz

Guys! That's not what I asked at all. I'm asking if connecting my monitor with the second graphics card and NOT the first one would cause any performance issues. Like would there be a delay for motion on the monitor? EDIT: Thanks mapesdhs and Gam3r01 for your answers.

Uh, what do you mean by "faster fps"? Am I missing out on something?

Does it play any difference to which card my monitor is connected? Lets say I have my monitor connected via DVI to the second card, would there be any reduced performance (frame delay for example)?

I'm not too familiar with that motherboard either, but I suggest checking your BIOS for an option where it says which PCIE slot it should read first. Pick the one you have your graphics card inserted in.

Have you checked the cable from graphics card to your screen? It could very much be the reason for the dots on your screen. Maybe you have gotten just unlucky that after the update your cable got busted completely and the fan speed is at max cause the process is stuck at BIOS screen.