Recent content by McDoogle

Hey guys, I'll soon be upgrading my system to allow for nvidia surround capabilities. Originally i was intending to get a GTX 680 4GB to run the 3 primary monitors used for said surround, and getting something small like a GTX 610 to run a 4th monitor and a TV. Mainly the second card because...

Ok, this has been annoying me for a little while now, and i still cant sort it. My GTX 460 started to have a bad tendency to drop its core and shader clocks dramaticly during game, almost every game except battlefield 3. While i fixed that problem, the card has now decided to drop how much of...

I imagine like a lot of you, ive bought Battlefield 3, and im looking to get a new graphics card. Currently running a GTX 460 1GB, with 6GB of Corsair dominator ram with a AMD 1090T. Should i upgrade to say a GTX 560ti, do GTX 460 SLI(which would require me to buy a SLI bulldozer motherboard...

So with crysis 2 just coming out, i had to buy it. Whats suprised me the most is, not the poor console port or the issues with online. But how well my system can run it. Some of you may know that i dont exactly have a top spec system. In fact, i only have a AMD x2 250 3.0Ghz (standard cooling)...

Ok, i posted on here a few months back explaining to you that i had a problem with my GTS250 graphics card, that the computer couldnt detect it and so would use the onboard card instead. After RMAing the card, i got a refund, and finally bought a new GTX460 1GB Gigabyte card. Same problem again...

Recently released, everyone has been after the new Phantom cases from NZXT, availible in red, white and black, it includes a number of NZXT cooling fans. 2 120mm fans on the side with the space for another 200mm, another 120mm on the back, 1 200mm on the top, with the option for another. Whats...

Just under a year ago (still in warentee) i bough a Nvidia XFX GTS 250 1GB. Everything has worked perfectly fine since i got it, even turned the fan up to 100% all the time to keep it cool. Then whe i turned my computer on yesterday, it automaticly went straight to the onboard graphics card...