with 2 680s i wouldn't be doing any cpu driven video encoding. try and find a suite that supports gpu accelerated encoding.
Posts by icomrade
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Ripley that was so "intens!"
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lollolol, batman.
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Quote from "blackhawk";p="11799"
hmm does it matter if i have the 1gb version?
yes, do not do it. you cant try this, http://www.techpowerup.com/downloads/1962…itor_v1.28.htmlthere's a setting for bios unlock in the fan menu i think. if it goes wrong follow the steps in the first link to recover, and make sure you have the bios slider on the card.
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8O yes! I can't wait until scanner sees this...
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Quote from "blackhawk";p="11795"
6950 in da house!!!!!!
you bought one?
read this, notice update 2. There are also newer bioses available for the sapphire card.
http://www.techpowerup.com/articles/overclocking/vidcard/159here is the vga bios db, if you feel like using your brand's 6970 bios.
http://www.techpowerup.com/vgabios/index.php?page=1&architecture=&manufacturer=&model=HD+6970&interface=&memSize=0 -
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This cat is a boss. -
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They responded! What does ^DD mean?
pretty sure that's who posted it, the BF3 account probably has more than one person that can use it.
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i knew i made a good choice when i bought my 5870, it can still keep up with cards a gen older and twice the price
Seriously though, your budget isn't that great, going with Evil you should save up, a 5870 isn't worth the upgrade (neither is a 570). -
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well i was thinking about the 6870, it costs ~140€ and it almost as fast as the gtx 560 ti
If you want ati buy a 6950 and do a firmware edit to make it a 6970 and save 100 USD, it's as simple as clicking a button. It doesn't work on every card, only reference ones.
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buy a high end last generation card, if you're on a budget that is.
Personally, I would do my own research, while recommendations are great, it's ultimately your choice and your money. look at reviews at places like tomshardware, as a rule of thumb don't go off reviews at places like newegg.com, most of them say "this is much faster than my old card," no duh. For now, I wouldn't worry about Nvida vs. ATI/AMD, both are pretty even with drivers at this point, hardware is about even also, ATI has the lead for now but only because they are a generation ahead of Nvidia.
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Bonuses are usually free. But, it's some news none the less.
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Quote from "K9shibby";p="11739"
dont mean to be a dick, why not just cut the dam thing down at the base.
whats the point of climbing up there?
I would think a very large tree falling into the road, power lines, people or a building wouldn't be good. -
yes from me, obviously as I'm your referral.
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commands are not working....
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Mine is uploading, here's a link. And ffs use the youtube button.
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if the .avi file is something over 1GB then you're going to have issues, you should immediately cut the video and save it as 2 separate avi files.
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