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Review of XFX will be up shortly from me. Just updating some drivers and screenshots of old setup first.
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will be interesting to see how it handles the crysis demo after your last run with 7800
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| You'll have to clarify, as I am unsure if you plan to power the video card by using an ATX power supply with no other components? The 8800GT (G92) is a fairly power efficient GPU, but to power it alone with an ATX power supply would require the "paper-clip" technique.
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The term is used for shorting out the green "PS_ON" pin with a ground pin. This causes the ATX power supply to power on. It's not a recommended way of powering devices, but a quick test to see if the power supply will turn on.
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Any opinions on whether a Thermalright V1 would be able to cool this thing? I have it cooling a 7800GT right now (about 68-70 Celsius after several hours benchmarking at full load, about 42 idle) with an undervolted 80mm fan on it...but I suspect the 8800GT will produce more heat. Last edited by Writer; October 31, 2007 at 12:12 AM. |
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Pic of xfx 8800 GT installed.
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PLease note that the discussion for the Antec TPQ has been moved here: Antec TPQ Problems Discussion Thread Antec reps have been alerted to the thread and they will be watching it for additional info about the problem
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Great job SKYMTL Nice to have an affordable alternative if my 8800GTS 320mb should fall short in the future. Can't wait to see what that new 8800GTS version does when it's OC'd as well. I can only wish that GPU manufacturers would follow the lead of CPU's and offer better performance AND make the product more energy/heat efficient at the same time. The AMD A64 and the C2D have proven this can be done and I really hate the way these GPU's gobble up the juice. |
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