Hi Community, I'm a enthusiasm gamer and getting the best of the best is my hobby to build my computer.
However, I'm struggling with one last choice.
I currently own a HD 5970 and a 5870 trifire setup. ( i'm currently selling my HD 5870) and plan to sell my HD 5970 in a near future.
However, I'm facing a tough choice. I'm currently watercooling my CPU and plan to add the GPU in the loop. Considering the current gpu line up I wanna know what should I choose to replace my HD 5970.
2 * GTX 580 OC with the factory waterblock (like the EVGA one)
2* GTX 580 OC with custom waterblock
2 * HD 7970 with custom waterblock (voiding the warranty if I remove the fan)
Or just wait for the Nvidia GTX 6xx line up planned at the end of march ( but only GTX 660 is rumored to be available. no GTX 680)
I play on a 1920 *1200 resolution and I wanna max out BF3, Diablo 3 and any other future game.
I don't wanna get any dual gpu card so I can easily disable crossfire is required ( which is not possible on a dual gpu card like the HD 5970 or the HD 6990)
However, I'm struggling with one last choice.
I currently own a HD 5970 and a 5870 trifire setup. ( i'm currently selling my HD 5870) and plan to sell my HD 5970 in a near future.
However, I'm facing a tough choice. I'm currently watercooling my CPU and plan to add the GPU in the loop. Considering the current gpu line up I wanna know what should I choose to replace my HD 5970.
2 * GTX 580 OC with the factory waterblock (like the EVGA one)
2* GTX 580 OC with custom waterblock
2 * HD 7970 with custom waterblock (voiding the warranty if I remove the fan)
Or just wait for the Nvidia GTX 6xx line up planned at the end of march ( but only GTX 660 is rumored to be available. no GTX 680)
I play on a 1920 *1200 resolution and I wanna max out BF3, Diablo 3 and any other future game.
I don't wanna get any dual gpu card so I can easily disable crossfire is required ( which is not possible on a dual gpu card like the HD 5970 or the HD 6990)