2 questions about Crossfire 5770.
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1. How much anti aliasing in Bad Company 2 would I be able to use with xfire 5770 1920x1080 everything high? What FPS should I expect?
2. Would a 600 watt thermaltake purepower psu be enough?
I Currently have a GTX 260 216shader overclocked. I can run bad company 2 everything high 1920x1080 with 1x aa and I would get 50-70 fps constant. If I use 4x AA I sometimes drop down to 30fps.
Phenom II X4 @3.7ghz
GTX 260 216shader
Gigabyte 890GX motherboard
2x2gskill ddr3 ram 1333
thermaltake purepower 600watt
2. Would a 600 watt thermaltake purepower psu be enough?
I Currently have a GTX 260 216shader overclocked. I can run bad company 2 everything high 1920x1080 with 1x aa and I would get 50-70 fps constant. If I use 4x AA I sometimes drop down to 30fps.
Phenom II X4 @3.7ghz
GTX 260 216shader
Gigabyte 890GX motherboard
2x2gskill ddr3 ram 1333
thermaltake purepower 600watt
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The Thermaltake is not the best PSU, but it should be able to handle them (600W is the minimum recommended). Do make sure that it has 2 PCI-e connectors (probably does).
Well, two 5770s should perform about the same in Crysis as in BC2 IIRC. Here's a benchmark for you to look over.
http://www.anandtech.com/show/2856/5
Well, two 5770s should perform about the same in Crysis as in BC2 IIRC. Here's a benchmark for you to look over.
http://www.anandtech.com/show/2856/5
jbakerlent said:
The Thermaltake is not the best PSU, but it should be able to handle them (600W is the minimum recommended). Do make sure that it has 2 PCI-e connectors (probably does). Well, two 5770s should perform about the same in Crysis as in BC2 IIRC. Here's a benchmark for you to look over.
http://www.anandtech.com/show/2856/5
Yea it has two 6pin connectors I'm using those 2 to power my gtx260 right now. Does the 5770 require two 6pins per card? If so then I think I'm in trouble.
tuesday0180 said:
Yea it has two 6pin connectors I'm using those 2 to power my gtx260 right now. Does the 5770 require two 6pins per card? If so then I think I'm in trouble.Nope just 1 -6 pin connector per card -- they are more power efficient so do not need more than the 150W available from the PCI-e slot and 1x 6 pin connector
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