you're right.....wrong info
- 3 x USB 2.0 headers (support 6 USB 2.0 ports)
- 1 x USB 3.0 header (supports 2 USB 3.0 ports)
i know but when you have shinobi xl with 4 usb 3.0 front you need 2 usb 3.0 headers
im not sure (will post either tomorrow or later in the week when I have had a play) whether overclocking my cpu will increase the gains more (dunno if my stock 2500k would bottleneck the GTX560 with hyperformance). also, don't the newer IB chips have a better GPU, so the gap cold be a lot higher.
i think ivy gpu is better, shame that AMD dont have this. i know you can hybrid crossfire a low end passive with llano / trinity but using this hydra with trinity and a 7850+ would be interesting
so overall was the upgrade worth or not?
erm free? you won it? send me z68 e4g3
i've already got z68 e4g3 but haven't started building new system, not much time will do soon......just in theory i could sell it and buy z77.
haha long story. basically my GTX460 failed, I sent it away, the shipped me a GTX560 as there were no GTX460s in stock, it wasn't logged on their system properly, so as far as they were concerned I never got a replacement card, so I was offered another card or credit, I took the credit.
Why did you not just tell them the truth and that you had already received a replacement card..?
http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=18380851that sounds like something you need to do in one purchase and buy 2 identical cards, not something as an after thought.
I have recently got my GTX460 swapped out for a GTX560 (the supplier had no GTX460s in stock ) but I got a call from them saying that they cannot replicate my fault, so are considering if they deem it acceptable to give my money back or return my GTX460. I explained that they had already sent me my GTX560 and I have it in my pc now so do I have to return it, to which she replied 'No, that is yours'. it puzzled me, but I wasn't prepared to argue.
rofl, you don't get often this days....employer there must have been drunk hehe.
has made some difference with encoding