MSI RD480 Neo2

Discussion in 'Article Discussion' started by Tim S, 5 Jan 2006.

  1. Tim S

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  2. eek

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    Nice, not a bad board considering the price... I just wished ATI would get a move on with their x1800xt master cards, I want to see how they perform!

    One minor thing, I'm guessing this is meant to say 'lose' :)
     
  3. Tim S

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    oops, that was my error and not Rich's :blush:
     
  4. Arkuden

    Arkuden mow?

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    Nice review. I think Ill stick with SLI for now. It would be nice to have at least seen windows support the sata drivers... grrr
     
  5. Who_me_33

    Who_me_33 What's a Dremel?

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    Pity about the pci slots, because thats one thing ill be looking for in a socket 939 mobo, is being able to have 2 video cards, and no pci slots obstructed. Pity 1 of the pci 1x slot and the top pci (origional) wernt the other way round).
     
  6. Sathy

    Sathy What's a Dremel?

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    Nice article once again!

    One thing I'm curious about is that what PSU did you use?
    just asking because makes me wonder how powerhungry those cards actually are.
    Not that I would be interested in getting any but it would be nice to know.
     
  7. specofdust

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    The cards aren't that power hungry, you might need a maximum of 350 actual watts when everythings going flat out for a high power Intel system with SLI'd graphics cards, a few hard disks, and a few other bits and bobs.
     
  8. Guest-16

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    I only had a 380W to hand. Running two 850XTs and all else on it it only sorta failed to work on was FEAR high detail. Unfortunately I a) didnt think it was the PSU because Ive never had the problem before and b) assumed it was a driver problem.
    I was silly because I should have checked both but didnt, and im sorry :(
     
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