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OcUK PREPARING A 290X DEAL TO BLOW ALL OTHERS AWAY!

This guy pretty much says what Tinytomlogan said in his review.

[youtub]MVIMGU-Szos[/youtube

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ALXAndy said:
There's swearing in that vid I would remove it.
Damn it was a good review, why didn't he say poo, feces or crap instead of ****, to be honest classing **** as swearing is very lame. :(

EDIT: Anyway to what JayzTwoCents and TinyTomLogan were saying is, these coolers on the Matrix can't keep the 290X below 90°C, the fans are loud, but the cards have all the best components, the Matrix is more for people wishing to water cool, LN2. Better options out there for air cooling such as the Tri-X / Vapor-X coolers.
 
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YES and i wont be switching to 4K until the Panny OLED is available, if ever, because OLED 1080P is so good that you dont need 4K

i wanted a single card solution to give me better response/ less artifacts/ more stability than the 970SLI.........but believe me, my pc is exactly the same as 2 months ago.

a wise person wouldn't touch a TX for 1080p, he'd get 290X Crossfire and save himself a fortune.....or the 980TI because that wont be as expensive.............but you still need grunt at 1080p so i deffo dont recommend one smaller mid range card only, because i used to have to turn my settings down with a single 970 in Metro/FC3, the rig was deffo quicker with SLI...... but the TX is overkill.......so the perfect balance is a really good 290X crossfire, i'm not so sure about 970SLI simply because of this 3.5 RAM issue............980SLI ????????? same as TX............Overkill, this is just my thoughts though

the TX is fine, it's perfect, but i do regret spending all that money

There is no such thing as overkill... :p :rolleyes:
 
Good thing about PC internals, the other half cant see what you have bought. Much harder to hide say, a new bigger monitor!

hehe my first PC was an Intel 486 DX-33 the case had led display on the front that displayed the CPU speed but it was manually set with jumpers inside the case.

By not changing the display I think I managed to upgrade the CPU all the way to a Pentium 90 before the wife figured it out that something wasn't quite right :)
 
hehe my first PC was an Intel 486 DX-33 the case had led display on the front that displayed the CPU speed but it was manually set with jumpers inside the case.

By not changing the display I think I managed to upgrade the CPU all the way to a Pentium 90 before the wife figured it out that something wasn't quite right :)

Laughs - that brings back memories of my own SX-33 way back when (~93/94 ish if my memory serves) , my first cpu upgrade was to a DX-33 and it blew up in my face , literally hahaha......and Im still convinced I didn't do anything wrong 100's of upgrades /rebuilds later :D
 
he'd get 290X Crossfire and save himself a fortune.....or the 980TI because that wont be as expensive.............but you still need grunt at 1080p so i deffo dont recommend one smaller mid range card only, because i used to have to turn my settings down with a single 970 in Metro/FC3, the rig was deffo quicker with SLI...... but the TX is overkill.......so the perfect balance is a really good 290X crossfire,

Hold on, have the crossfire issues (lack of profiles or on time profiles) and the heat issues suddenly been fixed? By the time you've spent the extra for water cooling or simply bought a pair of top end cards like the Sapphires which might be able to deal with the heat more effectively you've lost the price advantage and you still have the support issues to deal with. Only an idiot would go with 290x crossfire.
 
hehe my first PC was an Intel 486 DX-33 the case had led display on the front that displayed the CPU speed but it was manually set with jumpers inside the case.

By not changing the display I think I managed to upgrade the CPU all the way to a Pentium 90 before the wife figured it out that something wasn't quite right :)

ive done quite a few builds and upgrades without the old ball and chain knowing, but the samsung 34" ultrawide took some creative bs to explain it away
 
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