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Skybird · 02-18-09, 08:00 AM

Got an nVidia-manufactured 7950GT (512), and all problems gone.

Also nice: the often complained about noise of default ventilators, in this case does not match. the ventilator is not louder than the very good one (Gainward board) for the old card (7800GS). but let's see how long the ventilator lives. Maybe i need to replace it in a year or so, if it becomes noisy over time.

It'S also the first time I switch on AA (level 1) without noticing frames loosing in "fluidity" (could you say that in English?).

Since my new monitor (22" over 19") has 40% pixels more to calculate, this was definitely a good buy. Core temperature in idle and with office and 2D applications 41°C, under maximum stress: 56-57°C at max.

02-18-09, 08:00 AM	#15
Skybird Soaring Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: the mental asylum named Germany Posts: 42,784 Downloads: 10 Uploads: 0	Got an nVidia-manufactured 7950GT (512), and all problems gone. Also nice: the often complained about noise of default ventilators, in this case does not match. the ventilator is not louder than the very good one (Gainward board) for the old card (7800GS). but let's see how long the ventilator lives. Maybe i need to replace it in a year or so, if it becomes noisy over time. It'S also the first time I switch on AA (level 1) without noticing frames loosing in "fluidity" (could you say that in English?). Since my new monitor (22" over 19") has 40% pixels more to calculate, this was definitely a good buy. Core temperature in idle and with office and 2D applications 41°C, under maximum stress: 56-57°C at max. __________________ If you feel nuts, consult an expert.