aiya SNSD nvm de la...

something fishy here...maybe he likes you...lol

Hahaha, just fork out the extra RM30 for the PE. No need to watch movie for 1 week with awek. I foresee this model will be one of the hot cakes for 670.

among all those brand (asus,giga and msi), which one got the highest 2nd hand value?

Yup, that's a good idea but our friend here doesn't want a reference design. So kita kasi PE poison sama dia.

with or without voltage tweak??

its not covered under warranty even they come with voltage tweak software/capable/hardware??
sorry for asking alot of questions...really dumb bout these...

guys,mind if u can pin the guide(link) for ocing this 600 series card...saw somewhere in previous page but couldnt find it...im sure people (noob like me ) would be glad and thankful if its pin on 1st page...thank you...  

Hello guys...

I'm using Leadteck Winfast GTX550 Ti. Stress test peaks at 84C and stays at 83C. is that normal, way too hot or cool.

Thanks!

anything I can do to solve it? I cant seem to find any aftermarket coolers for this gtx550 on LYN. any links or shops that you know?

i play dota, this migration is worth?
GTX 460 to 670 RM1+++

ASUS' Republic of Gamers MARS III dual-GeForce GTX 680 graphics card may have been extensively covered at this year's Computex event, but very few have had a peek at its innards (PCB). Expreview posted pictures of the card's PCB, sourced from the manufacturer.

The pictures reveal an unusually long and tall PCB, which draws power from three 8-pin PCIe power connectors, a 21-phase VRM that uses Super Alloy chokes and driver-MOSFETs, PLX PEX8747 PCI-Express 3.0 x48 bridge chip, and of course the two GK104 GPUs with a total of 32 individual GDDR5 memory chips (16 for each GPU, 16 on each side of the PCB) wired to them, totaling 8 GB of memory.

We received an update from ASUS, clarifying that this card will not be released. The design was only displayed during a factory tour, to show ASUS craftmanship.

Peeps, i need some suggestion regarding 660ti.

Which one is better between these two - Asus GTX 660Ti DCII TOP or Gigabyte GTX 660Ti OC Version?

Just throw out some suggestions so i can decide. Thanks.

As for now, im leaning towards asus. But i got read few reviews saying ggbyt 660ti is not bad either. Plus got ready stock in nearby shop with reasonable price.

I wonder why asus 660ti is not in the list for most sellers in garage sales. not yet out meh?

nah proof

anyone selling 570 here? looking for upgrade.haha

the source website are using some other method to to resize the image, Atfirst I didnt know the picture is soo big, So putting save the day.

Anyway, with the real chip coming with a solid picture we should be seeing some leak of a real product pretty soon.

660ti better or 660?

will amd phenom 730 bottlenect these card?

copy one... will crt8 this kind problem aR?

wan to ask,does all palit jetstream 660ti comes with borderlands 2?

just install it, maybe you could check the box that says perform clean installation, but even without that it is just fine
nvidia driver not as fragile as AMD

Meaning better to uninstall current driver first, then only install new driver?

Here are some of the first pictures of NVIDIA's upcoming GK106 silicon, which goes into building the GeForce GTX 660 graphics card. The GK106, built on the 28 nm silicon fab process, is poised to be NVIDIA's newest mainstream-performance chip that succeeds the GF116. The pictures reveal the chip package to be almost as big as the GF116 but smaller than the GK104. This can be attributed to fewer memory I/O pins (192-bit maximum bus width).

The rectangular die of the GK106 appears to have roughly the same area as that of the GF116, but with the higher transistor density of the 28 nm process, one can expect a significantly higher transistor count for the chip. If some of the pictures we're seeing are any indication the GK106 will be extremely energy-efficient, as an unknown graphics card based on it draws power from just one 6-pin power connector.

According to the specifications leaked from various sources, some of which include the source of these pictures, the GK106 as GeForce GTX 660 features 960 CUDA cores, 24 ROPs, and a 192-bit wide GDDR5 memory interface, holding 2 GB memory. The card could ship with clock speeds of 980 MHz core, 1033 MHz GPU Boost, and 6.00 GHz memory. At reference speeds and on-spec voltage, the chip could feature a typical power draw of 140W, which explains the need for just one 6-pin power connector.

Some of the sources managed to get a GeForce GTX 660 sample running with GeForce 305.27 beta drivers, and put it through 3DMark 11. Below are the GPU-Z screenshot (with some fields blanked out by the source), 3DMark 11 Performance preset and 3DMark 11 eXtreme preset numbers.

yes...its gonna void warranty as the flashing is using the out source bios tweaking(voltage tweak) beyond what manufacture setting...these bios unlock/bump up until 1.21V IINM...most of gigabyte OC have these lock up...that why it could not clock high....

try la, gigabyte is very famous with their fussy and blame customers when rma, i tell u first

A little later this month, NVIDIA plans to launch the GeForce GTX 660, its first desktop GPU based on the 28 nm GK106 silicon. The GTX 660 carries NVIDIA's ASIC codename GK106-400. An internal document detailing other SKUs based on the GK106 in the works, was leaked to the web. According to a 3DCenter.org report, the two ASIC codenames GK106-250 and GK106-200 described in the document could be new SKUs.

The GK106-250, carrying a working title GeForce GTX 655, could have one of the five SMX units of the GK106 disabled, resulting in a CUDA core count of 768. According to the document, it features a 192-bit wide GDDR5 memory interface, holding 2 GB of memory, much like the GTX 660. The GK106-200, on the other hand, with a working title GeForce GTX 650 Ti, could feature just three of the five SMX units on the GK106 silicon, making up 576 CUDA cores. According to the document, it features 2 GB of GDDR5 memory across a 128-bit wide memory interface, much like the GK107-based GTX 650. The two SKUs could help NVIDIA seal gaps in its mainstream desktop GPU lineup.

I want to ask, does it worth to upgrade my HD6950/70 into a GTX670 ? Let say I'm gonna sold my 6950 and get a GTX670.