Adding New PC Hardware

Discussion in 'PC hardware help' started by victor14, Sep 25, 2008.

  1. sammorris

    sammorris Senior member

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    It doesn't mean a thing. Asus have a different fan control profile to other brands, but there's nothing wrong with the normal one, because I use it. There's no need to stay away from Asus as a graphics card brand, but for the 4870X2 at least, there's nothing that makes them any different to any other brand, so if you can find a cheaper card by someone like VisionTek, go for it. Try and find a manufacturer that provides a warranty though, as Powercolor do not.
     
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    So I think I should get the EAH4870X2! This will also play dead space right?
     
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    Unless you use a 30" monitor, it can play ANYTHING maxed out, and I mean anything, Crysis included, so I'm very doubtful Dead Space will prove an issue.
     
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    I have a 22"
     
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    On that size monitor there's no need to have a 4870X2, a single 4870 will be more than enough.
     
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    What resolution should I play my games?
     
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    1680x1050, since that's the highest your monitor will support.
     

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