[QUOTE="IZoMBiEI"]the vita chambers in general were kinda dumb and made no sense. mrbojangles25

yup

a game you cannot lose is pointless, and the vita chambers made it that way.

[QUOTE="YoZbaNaToR"]It must be the wire. What type of wire are you using?teddyrob

He said crossover cable. I've used crossover cable myself and had no problems with it.

I don't think Circuit City has the EVGA GTX280 (Superclocked Edition) in stock anymore, neither does Newegg, as I just checked both sites. I can't purchase things online, because I do not reside in the States. My friend is on holiday there now, and I just gave him the money to get me one. I did my research before throwing my money in the market, but I was unaware of Best Buy's bargain. It's one thing to ask your friend to click a couple of times and have a product delievered to his residence, but it's another thing when I ask him to go get my product in person. I don't like being a liability really.

The card cost me $255 from Circuit City (Purchased it around 2 weeks ago). And thanks for the heads up!

EDIT: I think I read somewhere that the GTX285 outperforms the GTX280 (Not OC'd) by 10% performance increase. And I'm buying the Superclocked Edition.

I have purchased the EVGA GTX280 (Superclocked Edition) VGA card from Circuit City. With such a purchase, it looks like I'm going to replace my existing PSU and Case (For better cooling). So I've decided to go with the Thermaltake V9 but what worries me is the PSU. I've got my eye on the Epsilon 600W PSU (Think it's adequate even though the minimum requirement posted on Circuit City is 475W?).

But then comes the whole issue concerning the 6 and 8-pin connectors. The question is: Do I need them both? In other words, do I need to connect both the 6 and 8 connectors to the VGA or just one of them? Or maybe neither? Might be a "n00b-ish" question, but I hope you bare with me seeing how it's my first next-gen VGA upgrade.

Thanks in advance.

[QUOTE="YoZbaNaToR"]

I upgraded my connection two weeks ago.

gp556by45

I'm not even remotely interested in the Sims after the whole adware and securom deal in 2. The issue here is they are trying to decieve fans with a fallacy, sure the game is securom free but to update it you have to install securom. I am sort of suprised people don't just crack the updates and put them on one of various sites like they do with no-cds or removing drm (not saying where for obvious reasons; just using it as a point moderators).

Whiteblade999

I upgraded my connection two weeks ago.

I'm glad my $40 aren't going down the drain every month.