My computer screen looks kinda blurry.

[jeffreycao1998]

So i've built my new computer and i plugged everything in. I have the gigabyte radeon radeon 7950 and i've connected that to my hp l2445m monitor with an hdmi to vga connector. This never occured on my older computer. I've updated the driver already.

 

[nukemaster]

Can you give me an exact link to your 7950 so I can make SURE it has the DVI-I port.

Is it this? Lists DVI-I as well as the fact that it does do analog upto 2048 x 1536(standard max for analog)
http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=4121#sp

Too much voltage can be bad for the card. On top of the fact that it can damage it, it also is harder on the power delivery system.

60c is great temp for a card to be honest. My last 3 cards(I an not counting my GTX 650 ti from MSI. it is lower powered so run 50-60 with just the slightest fan speed increase[it is still almost silent]) got into the low 80's at full load.

 

[jeffreycao1998]

oh i was kind of off topic, i was talking about my fx 6300 cpu and heres the link to the video card http://ncix.com/products/?sku=67546&promoid=1282

 

[nukemaster]

Too much voltage is still bad for the cpu.

Personally I take a cpu to the point that it needs a substantial jump in voltage(it is different for all chips) and call that the MAX point. Past this is takes too much voltage and generates too much heat for small gains if performance.

So yes, Your video card should be fine with such an adapter. If you have picked up video cards in the past, check the box for them, you may already have one or 2. I have a small pile of the things(they ALL work the same even with some having less pins.).

 

[jeffreycao1998]

alrigth thanks for ALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL the help and i think i got my fx6300 to overclock to 4.3 i think i increased the voltage by about .07