QUOTE(Nickz89 @ Feb 15 2010, 08:12 PM)
Now im confused on which HD5770 i should get..
initially i plan on getting the normal ASUS 5770 ...but now with the ASUS 5770 Cucore out im unsure if i should get the CuCore or the Sapphire vapor x
all 3 are simmilar in price
so far what i gathered up on reviews are:
ASUS comes with a Voltage tweak which helps on easy Overclocking ..both the normal 5770 & Cucore has it
but the CuCore apparently only has 1 crossfire connector & no Display ports (no Eye infinity)
Vapor-X on the other hand has a great cooling system But it does not have the voltage tweak like the ASUS brand does
Hope u guys who have any of these 3 cards can help me out a lil
Stuff such as EyeFinity has very little use anyway (impractical for most users), unless you can afford multiple large monitors and a more powerful setup (ie. have you ever wondered Eyefinity setup uses? initially i plan on getting the normal ASUS 5770 ...but now with the ASUS 5770 Cucore out im unsure if i should get the CuCore or the Sapphire vapor x
all 3 are simmilar in price
so far what i gathered up on reviews are:
ASUS comes with a Voltage tweak which helps on easy Overclocking ..both the normal 5770 & Cucore has it
but the CuCore apparently only has 1 crossfire connector & no Display ports (no Eye infinity)
Vapor-X on the other hand has a great cooling system But it does not have the voltage tweak like the ASUS brand does
Hope u guys who have any of these 3 cards can help me out a lil
QUOTE(Nickz89 @ Feb 15 2010, 08:12 PM)
plus if u want 2 comment on the parts i chosen for a Mid range gaming pc feel Free 2 speak out 
Can use cheaper casing (e.g. CoolerMaster Elite 330 series casing), cheaper HSF (e.g. CoolerMaster Hyper 212+), and cheaper motherboard (e.g. ASUS M4A77TD Pro or GigaByte GA-MA770T-UD3P, both support 140W TDP processors). This post has been edited by lex: Feb 15 2010, 09:34 PM
Feb 15 2010, 09:33 PM
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