Got a few months to save more money....

Can i know where can i sent my card for rma? MSI GTX 670 P.E OC

i have two 670 P.E in sli and when i enabled sli the driver keep on crashing and recover. im using the latest driver. i test both card individually and one of the card make the driver crash and recover. The other card seem fine. Already sent the card for rma previously and this is the second time it have problem

This post has been edited by heavy rain: Dec 12 2015, 09:04 PM

Last time my MSI GTX460 also need RMA, I contacted NVIDIA straight and they forwarded my request to MSI for RMA. A lot faster..

can be trust @ not? .. 3 test give as samilar result

This post has been edited by meons: Dec 14 2015, 12:19 AM

hi guys, anyone here using 980ti strix oc but cant get above 50mV? everyone else seems to be able to get up to 87mV.
my bios is 84.00.36.00.81
other bios is 84.00.36.00.2B

is your gtx460 still in a warranty at that time?
can you still sent to rma if your card is out of warranty? i dont think my gtx 670 is still in a warranty

Oh...my 460 was still under warranty that time..

hi, moving to green camp today, after so long in red camp. any tips i should know.

currently playing ffxiv, no major games, the last was witcher 3. currently waiting all the dlc to replay back

Trust what dude??

Draw calls are just the number of command line instructions.. Its not a performance thing..

The difference between dx12 and dx11 draw call shows overhead. Meaning that cpu/drivers are tasked in assigning command list to gpu.

Hi guys....I'm currently using a zotac 760 GTX amp card with a 22inch monitor. I'm now planning to upgrade my monitor to a dell U2515H 1440p soon and I'm looking for a GC recommendation., Im pretty sure my existing card will struggle with the new monitor.

I'm really into RPG games like Witcher 3, Fallout 4 etc. And also online games like World of Tanks (competitively) and Ships. I don't play much fps games. However I do dabble in it once in a while.

I like to play at ultra settings.

I have budget between 1.5k to 3k, though the less I spend on GC, the better....so its a toss up between 970s or 980. I would like a future proof card.

Recommend me a good but resonably priced 970 and 980 pls.

My system spec :-

Intel i5 4670 @ 4.2ghz
8gb DDR3 ram
700w PSU Aero cool GT 700s
MSI z87-g45 mobo

Thanks sifus.

This post has been edited by Spawnster: Dec 19 2015, 07:39 AM

GTX970 with 3.5GB ram should do

I would recommend 980 bro. Buy a 2nd hand card for a better price. If 970 u can't get everything in ultra.

Yea buy a GTX970 and physically take out 512mb.

I wpuld recommend getting a GTX 980 Ti for 1440p at ultra. There are brands selling it for rm2899.

970 should be fine, im on the relatively weaker 780 but im still pushing decent frames on Witcher 3 Medium

That's the thing, isn't it....you are running at medium, whereas I would prefer to run it at ultra.

Though I have been running witcher 3 at ultra with my current set up. Just had to choose the lowest setting for foliage and I can run 25 to 40fps.

Ok, so most recommend a 980Ti. I'm seeing a lot of new Ti cards that has 3 settings that can be adjusted on the fly, right? Some with some crazy clock speeds. If I were to get a regular 980gtx Ti 6gb card, I would still be able to OC it right, if the need is there. I don't see the point of paying a couple hundred bucks more for a feature that I can do on a normal card. Pls correct me if I'm wrong.

err a 980 Ti would still be hard pressed for Ultra on 1440p but good news, the graphics on medium is still fantastic, so its up to how you feel

actually any regular 980 Ti can be overclocked as per your liking. even if you got one heavily factory overclock ones

its just the matter of how much are you willing to push your card

i bought the reference 780, but everytime i play Witcher 3, i push an extra 100MHz overclock, keeps the FPS more stable

The slow 512mb VRAM on the 970 is not really much of an issue on Win 10 btw, for those who still likes to keep joking about it.

i gatal wanting 2 jumping 4K soon

so

how does the 980TI standing with 4K

This post has been edited by skylinelover: Dec 20 2015, 07:53 PM

anything 4K = need dual card liao