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3rd Sep 2009, 06:39 PM #1Member
I had my eye on the EVGA classified but found it seriously hard to justify spending that much money on a mobo. True tri-sli does sound tasty but would the gains be that noticeable considering that I'll never be able to afford a monitor that's capable of displaying 2560x1600?
What were your reasons for going with the EVGA JmZ?
Oh and I can attest that SLI/Crossfire comes in very useful when playing at high resolutions!bollocks Reviewed by bollocks on . Post your computer configuration! Just curious so i started this thread.So i will start Core 2 duo E7500 @ 2.93GHz 3GB RAM 250GB HDD Nvidia 9800GT DDR3 512MB video RAM Keep posting :) Rating: 5
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3rd Sep 2009, 07:54 PM #2(╯?□?)╯︵ ┻━┻Website's:
Xenu.ws WarezLinkers.com SerialSurf.com CracksDirect.comYou can run things at very high resolutions with a single card such as my 285. Having SLI/crossfire is no true benefit, people just get it "for the hell of it".
Also, I agree it has a ridiculous price tag (the classified). But it was ?100 more than the next mobo down (an ASUS P6T of some kind) so, because I was spending a lot anyway, I thought why not?
I have been having problems i cant figure out though and nobody seems to be able to help me no matter where I post (not specifically mobo-related problems).
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3rd Sep 2009, 08:02 PM #3Member
I suppose I bought two 285's for future proofing. Plus they display Crysis beeeyootifully @ 16xAA.
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