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Ah, I've always wondered. I was hesitant to do business with them, regardless of how much of a discount I can get there, I rather not be part of the problem.
Does GreenManGaming deal with stolen CDKeys as well or are they in direct business with publishers?
Playing a 2-handed weapon warrior. In the early levels I had plenty of fun Scorpion chaining baddies, kicking them in the jewels, and overhand smashing them... now I am a completely different beast - I specialized as a Reaver and bought the purple axe with 28% crit you buy at Skyhold. Oh the...
Just received mine which was also manufactured in January of 2014, no dead pixels, and as far as I can tell it's in good working order. Bought from B&H Photo.
I've always had a problem with Rome 2 where the R9 would for some reason lower its clock speed when zoomed in infantry. I solved this by overclocking by 1mhz using MSI Afterburner which caused the card to always run at max clock speed. Well fast forward 1 year later, now I can't replicate it...
http://www.safercar.gov/Vehicle+Shoppers/5-Star+Safety+Ratings/2011-Newer+Vehicles/Vehicle-Detail?vehicleId=7769
Still looks safer than most rollover-prone gas-guzzling SUV's.
I used an old 4870 on the busted PCI-E slot and wouldn't be picked up by the computer either. I'm using the R9 290 on the motherboard's PCI-E x4 2.0 and it works perfectly.
I either damaged the PCI-E x16 3.0 slot or its surroundings when removing/inserting the card, or the live DVI wire was...
Looks like I toasted the PCI-E 3.0 slot along with the DVI cable. Card is fine even after tinkering with it so much, even putting the reference cooler back on. Time to buy another motherboard and enjoy texture pop-ins while I wait for it.
Gelid Icy Vision rev2. Yes I had to use thermal tape to stick memory heatsinks, and a thermal pad for the VRM row.
I'll do just this once I get back home, hopefully I didn't do any permanent damage.
Card was working perfectly with reference cooler, card would boot up immediately with system and show BIOS screen on-time.
http://www.gelidsolutions.com/products/index.php?lid=1&cid=3&id=42
When you say seating, do you mean the copper block on the GPU or the card in its PCI slot? I tried...
I installed an aftermarket cooler on a R9 290 and the card will sometimes boot up with my system, but not display anything until Windows -- no picture for BIOS. This is WHEN it starts up which is 1 our of 10 times, but most of the time my monitor stays in standby and windows can't see the card...