Sleeping dogs ran fine on my Pc unless you turn the AA to max...plays like about 40fps on max

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Added on November 6, 2012, 1:25 amU mean u can reach 60 fps or constant fps? I cant even do constant 60 fps thx to the lousy optimization (only 60% gpu usage wtf???!!!)

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Added on November 6, 2012, 1:27 amIm chinese but dun understand chinese (i slept during chinese class) mind explaining?

This post has been edited by devillightning1: Nov 6 2012, 01:27 AM

Most Wanted plays fine, but the FPS drop is distracting and makes the control feels sluggish

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Added on November 6, 2012, 1:00 pmIm waiting for AC3 available for steam...

This post has been edited by devillightning1: Nov 6 2012, 01:00 PM

not really, just reducing the FPS hit

Different graphic cores based on the Kepler? GK104 is the HIGH END graphic core (GTX 680-GTX660Ti)while GK106 is the sort of MID RANGE (GTX660), GK107 is the LOW END (GTX650 and below). Correct me if I am wrong

Anyone playing far cry 3 here starts crashing or suddenly fps drop to below 1 fps after starting to play 2nd part of i the island?

NOT AT ALL...improvement max maybe 5-6 FPS, not worth it at all. You can also OC a GTX 570 to near or equal performance of the GTX 580. I OC my old 570 to about 950 core (DCII Version), already equal or faster than a stock 580

Just making yr pc looks badass. Blue led lights on my 680 lightning matches the motherboard, but not with my casing (red colorrrrrrrrrrrr)

My is quite quiet even on load with overclock

Im thinking of purchasing a GTX 670 PE later from lowyat plaza (if I have time), but im afraid it wont fit into the PC im replacing. Its currently using a GTX 260 SOC (looks like a reference cooler to me). Will I be able to fit it?

Gladiator 600 if im not wrong

So a 500W Silverstone PSU http://www.silverstonetek.com/product_lega...=en&model=st50f can power this beast right? Currently it is using a i5-750 (no OC)

Quite happy with the MSI GTX 670 PE, my overclocking experience with the GTX680 Lightning should help with OCing the 670, although on stock is already damn powerful

Not yet...gonna enjoy the card for a week or 2 first

Im quite jealous of my brother's 670 PE, memory OC higher than my GTX 680 Lightning. My maximum memory OC is +410, the 670 PE is now at +470, and I still haven't even find out the maximum OC yet zzz

i wouldnt go above 90c if once in a while, but if you are planning for long term oc, I would stay below 80c all the time...(P.S. its OCing, not Optimizing, its not our job to optimize our GPU that belongs to Nvidia or the game developer )

I wouldn't use Furmark for Stability and Benchmarking cause Furmark causes OMGWTF high temperatures that you won't reach 99% of the time, and also I think Nvidia placed something on the GPU that would clock down when it detected Furmark...use something such as Heaven Benchmark to test. Like primaroti said, only use the core voltage IF YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING. If you are tweaking the voltage, please make sure your temperature aren't going too high. Use something like MSI Afterburner to check your voltage

I remember using post FX (or whatever) on medium from ultra increase FPS alot

U cant SLI with different cards, only with cards with same model and VRAM
For example, you can only SLI a 580 with another 580, but both must be either 1.5GB or 3GB

The chipset with both of these cards are different...Im sure Nvidia laser cut the core to avoid another 6950 flashed to 6970 problem...flashing the bios would only unlock it if Nvidia locked it down via software. If you can really SLI different cards then I would SLI my 680 Lightning with my 670 Power Edition (uber performance FTW )

This post has been edited by devillightning1: Jan 19 2013, 05:10 PM

I would recommend at least 600w since a 480 is quite power consuming
Im not sifu at power usage, so u may wanna ask for more opinion