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Help and Support Forums => Technical Support => Topic started by: Chalenge on March 15, 2007, 08:55:29 AM
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Skuzzy I'm running two Geforce 8800's in SLI mode. Is there any steps you would recommend to get the best possible performance?
ASUS A8N32 SLI Deluxe
AMD Athlon 64 X2 4800+
2Gig Corsair TWINX2048-3500LL 437MHZ MATCHED PAIR CL2 184-PIN DDR
2.5TB (5x500GB) Maxtor SATA II 3.0Gb HD
Antec TruePower Trio 650Watt PS
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Step 1) Open case
Step 2) Remove 1 card
Step 3) Send card to me :D
I know performance will improve a LOT!
for me....
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Originally posted by Krusty
Step 1) Open case
Step 2) Remove 1 card
Step 3) Send card to me :D
I know performance will improve a LOT!
for me....
I'll take the other one , this should provide me and Krusty with the best possible performance and Your 8800s will thank you:)
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I forgot to mention that I am using Windows XP SP2, or Windows XP X64 (and the cards are staying where they are). :D
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You will need a faster CPU to get more performance. I presume you are using the SLI profile NVidia did for Aces High II?
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Yes I am. I cant even imagine what a faster CPU would be like but okay!
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I think he's saying you're being bottlenecked by your CPU. Your video card setup is so far beyond what your CPU can send to it.
With that setup it's not necessarily a bad thing, you won't get any worse performance. You just won't get any better performance. You've plateaud
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A faster CPU would give you better performance in the game. You guys should remember the game does contain flight simulation. As such, there is a ton of physics/floating point math involved for each frame.
High end video cards are normally just waiting around for data from the CPU. The faster the CPU, the better the overall performance is going to be.
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I see what your saying. I dont think theres an X2 processor any faster then what I got. Is one of the FX cpus better to have? My MB doesnt support AM2.
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Originally posted by Chalenge
I see what your saying. I dont think theres an X2 processor any faster then what I got. Is one of the FX cpu's better to have? My MB doesnt support AM2.
ok its Braging time ... muhahahaaa
(http://www.onpoi.net/ah/pics/users/301_1172803113_fx55@3616.jpg)
My FX-55 oced on water (I mean Very cold water ) its at 15c under a load temp wise and has been stable for about 3 weeks now . I am pushing the core volts kinda hard though (1.7 volts)
I cant recommend this OC unless your on Zero Degree chilled water or a freon set up cause it does generate alot of Heat .
this cpu runs really good in the 3.0-3.2 area also
I snagged the cpu off newegg for $200 ish . I have seen the FX-60 oced harder though .(one of the guys got a cert on a 4.6 ghz OC w/ a FX-60) but I'm a Poor Roo and cant afford one of those .
Your 4800 should OC from 2.4 to the 2.8-3.0 area really nice on good cooling and in all the reviews I've studied the 4800 is a very capable cpu when compared to a fx-55 ,,, you may get a better Balance in your combo if you stepped it down to a single 8800 and pulled it out of sli mode, even though your mainboard I believe supports full pipes on bolth pci-e (better double check though)
"I dont Recommend anyone to push their cpu's as hard as I do , and never do it with important stuff on your hard drive ... !!!"
Ok Roo Mumble over ... next .
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The faster the CPU, the better the overall performance is going to be.
Yes I learned this the hard way :( Upgrading to a 7600GT from a 5700LE I really didn't see much diffeance at all , bummer .
But I learned from it , I got a INTEL, Core™ 2 Duo E6600 Dual-Core, 2.4GHz but opted for a 7950GT VC instead of a 8800 just cause of this , and the driver issues the 8800 cards are having atm .
Roscoroo , hehe cool :)
I still have to learn how to overclock soon , never done it yet .
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Quote:: "SLI profile NVidia did for Aces High II"
Whats that?....and where can I get it or see if I have it? and what does it do?
I'm running twin 8800GTX also, but I know just enough about PCs to get me into trouble.
Athalon 64 FX-62
ASUS M2N32-SLI DELUXe
DDR2-800 4 GB PC6400
2 8800GTX 768MB
TAGAN 1100W power Supply
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I think I got it on ClubSLI at nvidia. They have a list of games that are supported with custom profiles and the best of other things you can try.
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I went to SLI Club and to the forums. Found the game optimazations and Aces High was listed but not able to click on it or find anything else about getting the patch for my twin 8800 GTX bad boys. Any suggestions?
x
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I tried to retrace my steps and cant even find the optimizations. I found a link for the game lists but the area requires username/password and mine didnt work. Shouldnt be this hard.
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OK go it! and Aces High is listed. It's called nhanser: Here's the discription and link on the sli forum:
http://forums.slizone.com/index.php?showtopic=598
or go directly to http://www.nhancer.com updated Jan 2007
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I should mention that the above link to nhancer is a third party program that is supposed to be easier to use than nvidia's own (and it's the only one I could find on nvidia's web site - through the forums)
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Actually Ive learned that even though you can download apps like what you found the default settings for Aces High in SLI mode are already set when you download the forceware app. All you have to do is enable SLI. I wasn't happy with that and cranked up SLI antialiasing to SLI16 which turns off SLI performance mode. The 101 beta drivers seem to be stable for me and Im happy with the result.