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    Default GeForce 7900 Inferno – Burn Baby Burn

    It seems that the demon art of vendor overclocking is pushing many GeForce 7900 video cards beyond their abilities and into an early grave.

    What seems to be happening the most are problems associated with playing F.E.A.R., Oblivion, or using the 3DMark06 testing suite, but issues are certainly not limited to this. 7900 cards have been artifacting and/or locking up while playing games. This sometimes happens when the card is installed the first day, or it might happen a month later.

    NVIDIA have specifically pointed a finger to the cause of the issues being associated with the overclocking settings that BFGTech, EVGA, and XFX use
    http://enthusiast.hardocp.com/articl...50aHVzaWFzdA==

    http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...10#post1458110

    It seems quite a few 7900gt's and 7900gtx's giving these problems even some stock ones

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    Interesting... thanks for that Brawler!!


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    lolies yeah i dont like them overclocks dumbass companies stick on em
    my geforce 4 , (ti ) cant rember number, was high end tho...

    from chainteck .... the fan on the main heat sink cept getting so hot it would fry and stop working, then , one day i heard a THUNK , then a THUNK ...

    i thought that one of my hdds had fallen off the mounts... No the 2 secondary heatsinks.... FELL OFF ... the glue melted away ,,,

    anyway a mate is know useing it in his pc, he strapped 2 HUGE (those case side fans) on to it, although it still has issues

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    Usually the vendors of this kind of hardware uissue a warranty for their overclockings. Are these cases covered?
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    Yeah they are.

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    I just ordered one of these cards, ASUS en7900GT .
    Hopefully it does not turn into a expensive chunk of plastic and sillicone...

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    I think ASUS are a more reliant company than the one's listed above.

    but its worrying that such cards pass stress tests at the factory grounds and then are bound for sale... tsk tsk

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    i have an asus MOBO, the fusking nvidia chipset fan keeps over ehating and dies and dies and dies


    luvky its winter

    EDIT: but yeahy my whole pc is pretty much asus, um i even stuck a "powered by ASUS sticker on it" .. i dunno why

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    Maybe u stuck the "powered by ASUS" sticker on it cos it basically iz

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