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Hi, I have a Phenom II 940 running at 3.6 ghz and a 4870. I'm thinking about getting a 2nd 4870. but I'm not sure about it. I have enough power (a Thermaltake VGA Power) for the 2nd 4870. The only review I could find on the internet about this is the one from Anandtech...
Check it out here:
http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/video/display/asus-en7800gtx_8.html
The x1800xt vs the asus extreme 7800gtx running at 486/1350. In BF2 at 16x12, 4x fsaa, 16x af, the overclocked 7800gtx runs as fast as a x1800xl. I wonder what BF2 game the [H] was playing...
It will be a GREAT upgrade. I have upgraded from a Mobile Athlon 64 3200+ (running @ 2400-2600, depending on the season) and you'll notice it from the beginning, specially in multitasking, but windows itself goes soooo smooth with a dual core, you'll never want to go back to single core.
I agree 100%. Unless you play in 1024 without FSAA and AF, it isn't worth it. Even more, I think you can save over 100$ and pick the 3800+, and easly oc it to 4600+ levels. I have mine at 2400 mhz (4600+) with 1.375v, that is the normal voltage for X2 (1.35-1.4)
That is not true. Prime95 doesn't fail when running both. I have had my x2 3800+ running at 2400 mhz with two instances of prime 95 for over 6 hours without failing.
Check it yourself:
http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/other/display/zalman-cnps9500.html
It's 13º cooler than a 7700 Cu and1º cooler than the gigabyte galaxy 3D on a P4
Zalman CNPS 9500. Simply the best air cooler by far. It cools as goods as entry level water cooling. BTW, I have a TT Big Typhoon, a pain in the ass to install, but cools really nice (better than any XP90 or 120).
I was searching for this yesterday and i found a simple and efficient way. Just edit your boot.ini file and add /onecpu to the line of windows.
example:
[boot loader]
timeout=05
default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS
[operating systems]...