i thought about getting the XFX but i heared it would go over 50C at times and idle ar around 45C... seems a little to hot... should i go for the MSI? :unsure:
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i thought about getting the XFX but i heared it would go over 50C at times and idle ar around 45C... seems a little to hot... should i go for the MSI? :unsure:
Found some reviews , the msi is highly thought of . The Xfx has crappy support .
Link: http://www.firingsquad.com/hardware/...up/default.asp
Check out the noise level comparison ! Msi = 1 Xfx =5 . :unsure: And for what it's worth HDTV output only avalable with the Msi. :)
Hey who's BFG ? Notice their core and memory clocks , are some what higher !
hmmm.. is that 50 MHz gonna make a difference from MSI and XFX?
actually i might get the BFG... it has the lowest temperature and the highest benchmarking for FPS. :cool:
I don't know, you can over clock your self ! But read all the reviews ,I found them very interesting . Like the Bfg OC ! :) Ya the Bfg is factory over clocked . and has a life time warranty , best in the indusrty ! :01:
hmmm... newegg doesen't sell the BFG.. what was that other computer site.. it was something tiger..
http://www.tigerdirect.com/
Hey Monk did you see my edit about the warranty?
yep, trying to look for the BFG... i cant find any..
http://www.bfgtech.com/buy_redux.html Ah good old goggle ! :D
lol i checked that site... didn't find anything good
i think i just might the XFX...
How can anyone really tell if noise is a significant factor from that report? All you get is a subjective level 1 for the MSI board compared to a 4 for the BFG offering and a 5 for the XFX. Couldn't they hire a sound meter FFS.
Did anyone check the OC benchies? The XFX outstripped the BFG each time when OCed, but without revealing the resulting temps it seems a little meaningless. Still, I suppose you can draw the conclusion that the boards were stable at the quoted speeds so perhaps temp isn't that important. I wouldn't want to bet on it though.
Still, a useful comparison, but I guess I'll probably be going for a PCI-E board next so it's not going to really affect me.