Mr.Scott

This statement is even more encouraging if you're an AMD fan.

You leave that man alone, and come back and see us when you know what the **** you're talking about. You're doing nothing in this thread but inciting other haters. Your last post here should have been post #28. You're clearly not interested and self admittedly not playing or buying anything to play, so just STFU and check out man. No more trolling, because that's all it is, plain and simple. Take them with you.

Quadro has been around since 1999 you dolt. How is that not old school? Because it's a workstation card? You have no intention of playing anyway so why not just STFU.

Maybe there is more than one well known cheater. Don't worry, I took care of it.

It's quite alright. Glad you're straight now. At least you had a valid question and weren't just a hater.

Hence, use some logic here. That means the only NVS card you can use is a NVS290, if it has the G86 core. You can still use any regular Quadro that fits inside the parameters of "G96 core or older". It can't be stated any simpler other than making a list for you.

Does this: Not fit inside this parameter?

I thought it was pretty self explanatory myself.

There are like 3 different PCB revisions. The mods are out there for all of them though. GL.

Should be the same as a 8400 GS. Leadtek 8400gs Vgpu and Vmem mod

That's the spirit.

Nobody is breaking anybody's arm to participate if they don't like it.

Socket 771 is 10 years old. It was 'post modern' more than 5 years ago.

Edited, and thank you.

Thank you Chris.

Indeed, and I can guaranty you he has one.

Bug?

Extreme.

Lol. Not mad about anything. Apologize?.....hold your breath.

Maybe you should step up and help him with his subs if you're so concerned.

Jon Bauer = Shrimpbrime Warp9-systems team member My 8320 is delidded.

NVM

Lookit......nobody's benching a 5.5 gig 8 core FX at 1.8v on an AIO and staying at 30c. It's unrealistic. Plus, your own pic shows an insulated board. Who are you trying to kid.

No such thing as an Athlon II x2 450 in AM3.

AMD Athlon X2 450 @ HWBOT