i use a NVIDEA GeForce 550
i think 1 of the best videocards out here
Post here what videocard you use
i think 1 of the best videocards out here
Post here what videocard you use
"nVidia" my brother. 
Also, not to rain on your parade, but is there a need for this thread, really? I mean all the info is right there in your systems' specs.
Also, not to rain on your parade, but is there a need for this thread, really? I mean all the info is right there in your systems' specs.
Nvidia. You can see that in user's System Specs.
NVIDIA GeForce 8400GS/512Mb .
NVIDIA GeForce 8400GS/512Mb .
One that works.
eVGA nVidia 9800 GTX+. Had it for years, does what I need it to do.
msi Nvidia GTX 560
XFX 6870 w/2GB.
GT 555M mobile.
Gtx 570 x2
6950 2GB.
Might as well join in on the fun.
Might as well join in on the fun.
currently i am useing a Diamond hd 5770 1gb
My other rig the one i am still building has my Diamond hd 6870 1gb
My other rig the one i am still building has my Diamond hd 6870 1gb
Sapphire AMD/ATI HD 5670 in a HTPC
NVidia GT220
Msi r5770
Gts450.
Sapphire 5850
Gt240
Amd 6770
fwiw, the top one is my new(ish) 6950, below is my old 4890.
�� Quote: Originally Posted by mickey megabyte 
Those cards look to be around the same size
Pair of GTX 285 OC editions...just waiting for either the AMD 7000 series or the Nvidia 600 series.
XFX 6850 Black Edition 1GB
ZOTAC Nvidia GeForce GTS 450
I love this card.
I love this card.
GTX 570, Love it
GTX480 Tri SLI.
�� Quote: Originally Posted by profdlp XFX 6870 w/2GB.
I keep having a weird flicker after watching video usually I notice it after watching something online but probably because the browser is open and mostly white at the time.
I want to think this is software related but currently I can't narrow it down.
Anyhow I like the 2 XFX cards I recently bought. The one mentioned above and a 1Gb 4850.
�� Quote: Originally Posted by Corpsecrank �� Quote: Originally Posted by profdlp XFX 6870 w/2GB.
I keep having a weird flicker after watching video usually I notice it after watching something online but probably because the browser is open and mostly white at the time.
I want to think this is software related but currently I can't narrow it down.
Anyhow I like the 2 XFX cards I recently bought. The one mentioned above and a 1Gb 4850.
No flicker on my end.
HD4870, flawless for 2 years.
Got a pair of HD 5770s fitted going to get shut as soon as possible going back to Nvidia.
GeForce GTX 560 Ti 1GB GDDR5
I love this card so much im getting another one for SLI.
I love this card so much im getting another one for SLI.
EVGA GTX 570sc
�� Quote: Originally Posted by jeepmann4x4 EVGA GTX 570sc
�� Quote: Originally Posted by MvdB �� Quote: Originally Posted by jeepmann4x4 EVGA GTX 570sc
EVGA GTX 570 SC here as well. Love it so far.
@MvdB
The factory (stock) settings on the SuperClocked EVGAs are:
Core: 797
Shader: 1594
Mem: 1950
So far it does just fine in everything Ive thrown at it. So, Ive yet to try higher clocks than the factory ones.
Not exactlly sure what results to expect from them.
@MvdB
The factory (stock) settings on the SuperClocked EVGAs are:
Core: 797
Shader: 1594
Mem: 1950
So far it does just fine in everything Ive thrown at it. So, Ive yet to try higher clocks than the factory ones.
Not exactlly sure what results to expect from them.
�� Quote: Originally Posted by Wishmaster EVGA GTX 570 SC here as well. Love it so far.
@MvdB
The factory (stock) settings on the SuperClocked EVGAs are:
Core: 797
Shader: 1594
Mem: 1950
So far it does just fine in everything Ive thrown at it. So, Ive yet to try higher clocks than the factory ones.
Not exactlly sure what results to expect from them.
@MvdB
The factory (stock) settings on the SuperClocked EVGAs are:
Core: 797
Shader: 1594
Mem: 1950
So far it does just fine in everything Ive thrown at it. So, Ive yet to try higher clocks than the factory ones.
Not exactlly sure what results to expect from them.
Thx, that was what I was looking for.
Mine is doing:
Core: 786
Shader: 1572
Mem: 2100
And I was looking for other stable examples...thx.
Well, I do not know all of the exact details, but you may want to check around at EVGAs forums on OCing the 570s.
I remember reading something about weak VRMS, and many cards dying after some time.
If I recall correctly, it was always cards that were Overclocked and there 2 main factors that semed to always be present.
1) Pushing the RAM over 2000mhz 2)Raising the core voltage over ... 1.1 ?? , I want to say.
I could be a bit mistaken here though.
It's been awhile since I looked into it and Im going off memory ... which fails me often.
But since you are OCing yours, it may be worth checking into before you go any further, just in case.
Sure, they will replace it, but thats downtime
Just thought it was worth mentioning in case you were not aware of the possible issue.
I remember reading something about weak VRMS, and many cards dying after some time.
If I recall correctly, it was always cards that were Overclocked and there 2 main factors that semed to always be present.
1) Pushing the RAM over 2000mhz 2)Raising the core voltage over ... 1.1 ?? , I want to say.
I could be a bit mistaken here though.
It's been awhile since I looked into it and Im going off memory ... which fails me often.
But since you are OCing yours, it may be worth checking into before you go any further, just in case.
Sure, they will replace it, but thats downtime
Just thought it was worth mentioning in case you were not aware of the possible issue.
�� Quote: Originally Posted by Wishmaster Well, I do not know all of the exact details, but you may want to check around at EVGAs forums on OCing the 570s.
I remember reading something about weak VRMS, and many cards dying after some time.
If I recall correctly, it was always cards that were Overclocked and there 2 main factors that semed to always be present.
1) Pushing the RAM over 2000mhz 2)Raising the core voltage over ... 1.1 ?? , I want to say.
I could be a bit mistaken here though.
It's been awhile since I looked into it and Im going off memory ... which fails me often.
But since you are OCing yours, it may be worth checking into before you go any further, just in case.
Sure, they will replace it, but thats downtime
Just thought it was worth mentioning in case you were not aware of the possible issue.
I remember reading something about weak VRMS, and many cards dying after some time.
If I recall correctly, it was always cards that were Overclocked and there 2 main factors that semed to always be present.
1) Pushing the RAM over 2000mhz 2)Raising the core voltage over ... 1.1 ?? , I want to say.
I could be a bit mistaken here though.
It's been awhile since I looked into it and Im going off memory ... which fails me often.
But since you are OCing yours, it may be worth checking into before you go any further, just in case.
Sure, they will replace it, but thats downtime
Just thought it was worth mentioning in case you were not aware of the possible issue.
After my 220 pooped last year I bought an msi cyclone GTS450, and so far I am quite happy.
What video card am I using...
...
A terrible one.
...
A terrible one.
ATI Radeon 5970
Gtx 590
Im Using Gts 450 By Nvidia.
gaming pc i use a evga gtx 470 amd media center has a gtx 460
GTS 450 2GB that is overheating but still I love it...
I am pretty lucky since I review components I seem to always have several laying around to play with. Right now I have three systems going with different flavored cards; on this one I just installed the new ASUS MATRIX Plat GTX580, what a monster. Three slot card the size of a small boat. LOL
Holy smoke! I had to go find a picture of that thing - wow! 
If you can't fit it into your computer you could always ride it to a Rolling Thunder event.
If you can't fit it into your computer you could always ride it to a Rolling Thunder event.
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