I am using a 8400GS Super at the moment to 1, get some more money and 2, to see what comes out in a couple of months!
Very cool!
I hope to have all but the video cards by next week, then I will to watch to see what comes out in November.
I figure worst case is...I buy 2 5750s and Cross fire them...then, wait til the end of the year for NewEgg to put stuff on sale and the card makers to want to sell a lot of stock after the Christmas holiday and get some big rebates and price breaks.
Can't wait to hear/see your results too. I am going to try and take pics with my camera to show my build when I'm done.
Yeah... kinda sucks (for me) because it kinda costs me $400. It was pretty cool though. The mosfet cought on fire, i asket shamino about it and he said it was probably a broken pcb.
I have the Phenom II X2 as well, and haven't been able to activate the other two cores. I can set the EC firmware to hybrid without a problem, but when I set the ACC to auto, the system fails during POST and I have to use the clear CMOS jumper. Is my chip maybe one of those that can't be fully enabled?
I have the Phenom II X2 as well, and haven't been able to activate the other two cores. I can set the EC firmware to hybrid without a problem, but when I set the ACC to auto, the system fails during POST and I have to use the clear CMOS jumper. Is my chip maybe one of those that can't be fully enabled?
Thats what happens why, but I think my NB and Vcore is under powered so I may need to fix that.....
OCZ is TOP NOTCH specially with the DDR3 modules, they just have a bad batch every now n then just like every other manufacturer. I have had bad sticks from G.Skill and Patriot....as long as we can RMA it is not an issue.....
OCZ for the past 2 years have been sending out WAY too many bad sticks. You may just be lucky.
I agree that OCZ is fast, affordable and stable RAM...when it works.
OCZ has the highest percentage of dead sticks when compared to other leading companies such as Kingston, Gskill, Adata...
"When I had previously had 4x1gb 800mhz sticks it had picked it up as 4gb ok. I then switched to 2x2gb 1066mhz and it said only 3.25 usable. I found that the problem had been that while I'd been using my old ram I'd gone into msconfig and gone to the boot tab and clicked advanced. In there I'd set the maximum available memory to 4096. This had worked fine with the old ram but with the new max available memory was showing as 0. To correct the problem I went back the general tab on msconfig and selected Normal startup and rebooted. When the system came back on all 4gb was usable again."
I will give this a shot when I get home...I'm always dicking around with msconfig to get faster startup
OCZ for the past 2 years have been sending out WAY too many bad sticks. You may just be lucky.
I agree that OCZ is fast, affordable and stable RAM...when it works.
OCZ has the highest percentage of dead sticks when compared to other leading companies such as Kingston, Gskill, Adata...
It all depends on what modules you are buying, there are a few OCZ DDR3 modules that have a very low failure rate %, but then you have the modules that are just not worth the risk...
If you are in need of DDR3 and you want the best of the best then make sure you choose between G.Skill, Corsair or Mushkin ..... These have the least % of bad sticks IMO... Plus the service is second to none...