uk_james said:That's reasuring....even though i've heard a few horror stories....like "POP"
Yeah there is a lot going boom at the moment, they do have a reliabilty issue.
Not that im trying to worry you.
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uk_james said:That's reasuring....even though i've heard a few horror stories....like "POP"
uk_james said:lolol...i can't afford to keep pulling out...it's every 5 mins...
I agree, especially if the X1950 Pro gets a little price cut.Tute said:for those on a budget, the X1950 Pro is still the best choice.
Haha your famous!P.J.Thomson said:Or, you can add one to your basket
Hardy cases those ones, mine suffered serious abuse before the PSU died.zytok said:not sure I like the sound of that. Has anyone managed to get an 8800 working in a T1?
I saw that one too. A real no-name card from a no-name company. The cheapest I have see the BFG OC going for other than at OcUK is £210. Some other etailers are asking £230+! So OcUK really do have a good price.jrodga2k5 said:saw a 320mb non oc one for £191 clearly not the best price! OC's at 199.99 OC'd is already better value
IT Troll said:I saw that one too. A real no-name card from a no-name company. The cheapest I have see the BFG OC going for other than at OcUK is £210. Some other etailers are asking £230+! So OcUK really do have a good price.
IT Troll said:I saw that one too. A real no-name card from a no-name company. The cheapest I have see the BFG OC going for other than at OcUK is £210. Some other etailers are asking £230+! So OcUK really do have a good price.