I bought HD5830 from ipmart before, no problems with the card and it's running fine.

oo... u running on default setting? hehe
mine is about like that too, load differs from game to game, i wonder why . haha

AMD Freesync Hands-on with BenQ, Samsung & LG Monitors - CES 2015

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hnBmjN-GVuw

WOW RM 2.7K for R9 295X2 WHY in Malaysia Seller soo mon moon
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx...N82E16814202108

Hi, wanna ask for opinion,
is it okay to install thermal pads on the back of my r9 290?
i want to install thermal pads between the PCB and my aluminium backplate for my r9 290.. is this okay? if yes, anyone has experience with this?

hm i use that to improve my Notebook cpu/gpu cooling.. but no exp with Desktop gpu.. it should not be a problem as main purpose it to transfer Heat

what type of thermal pad shud i get ah? really no exp at all

here, try checking this video. though its a different card :/

My case example, I'm using EK waterblock together with EK aluminum back plate which come with thermal pad, there are 2 locations to put the thermal pad between the back of PCB and back plate, the backside of GPU core and vrm, these 2 components are generating heat of the graphic card.

wow thanks, i'll watch that


oo, i think i'll only be putting thermal pads on vrm since my core is not covered by the backplate.. thanks for the input


Edit:

hi guys, so this the back of my r9 290 tri-x http://images.hardwarecanucks.com/image//s...-SAPPHIRE-6.jpg
the place where I should put thermal pads is on the back of these vrm right? http://cdn.overclock.net/4/44/900x900px-LL...9172b_cool.jpeg

the vrm looks like those soldered parts on the back?

And do thermal pads size matters? or i can just buy a large pad and cut them using x-acto knife?

This post has been edited by xFreedomBoix: Jan 12 2015, 01:12 AM

U need to stick backside of no 2, 2cm width will do

https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/739435

because our vendors not covered in consumer laws

oh i did not know that...

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http://www.kkmm.gov.my/akta_kpkk/Consumer%20Protection.pdf

This post has been edited by Unseen83: Jan 12 2015, 11:59 AM

How about no 1?

No are vram, usually no much heat, front heatsink is good enough

but its okay to put on the back of it right? hehe i have a feeling i will have a lot extra thermal pads..

No harms to put at back side if u have extra thermal pad

my PowerColor 6950 recently died, lol

anyways, any game we can really test MANTLE and see the difference?

i thought ur using R9 280X ?

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try Dragon Age Inquisition and Enable built in DebugCommand FPS.. / or Theif both support AMD MAntle and Mantle Crossfire