Hello everyone, I am new to the forums so bear with me on my knowledge.
I currently have an alienware x51, yes I know, I did not listen and did not customize my own.
I was going to see if somebody could verify if this could be a good choice on my computer I am customizing right now...
Motherboard: MSI B85M-G43 LGA1150 Intel B85 DDR3/CrossfireX
I have heard that Crossfire is only for AMD cards, but I was wondering if I could still put two Nvidia GeForce GTX 750s in my Motherboard and have great performance and balance the heat/load on high intensity games.
If not, I would like to know a good graphics card I could use that has enough cooling and power to run things like TF2 on high graphics, minecraft shader packs, and plenty of the other Steam games I have on high graphics without fan blasting me.
I will be using water cooling on my processor when I get my new computer, if that even matters.
My currently alienware's card is an AMD Radeon R9-270X and on small loads the GPU fan runs crazy and gets above 70 degrees and has random shutdowns. I am pretty sure it has something to do with the awful cooling and circulation in the case.
If someone could make sense of what I just typed and try to help me it would be appreciated, Thanks!
I currently have an alienware x51, yes I know, I did not listen and did not customize my own.
I was going to see if somebody could verify if this could be a good choice on my computer I am customizing right now...
Motherboard: MSI B85M-G43 LGA1150 Intel B85 DDR3/CrossfireX
I have heard that Crossfire is only for AMD cards, but I was wondering if I could still put two Nvidia GeForce GTX 750s in my Motherboard and have great performance and balance the heat/load on high intensity games.
If not, I would like to know a good graphics card I could use that has enough cooling and power to run things like TF2 on high graphics, minecraft shader packs, and plenty of the other Steam games I have on high graphics without fan blasting me.
I will be using water cooling on my processor when I get my new computer, if that even matters.
My currently alienware's card is an AMD Radeon R9-270X and on small loads the GPU fan runs crazy and gets above 70 degrees and has random shutdowns. I am pretty sure it has something to do with the awful cooling and circulation in the case.
If someone could make sense of what I just typed and try to help me it would be appreciated, Thanks!