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[QUOTE="Dark-Sithious"][QUOTE="cd_rom"]Looking forward to it when it's cheaper. $600 is too much right now even though it does come with a fancy new 22 inch monitor.cd_rom
Hmm, do you know if there is a performance hit from using these glasses?
I don't know for sure. I found it interesting that they didn't mention any performance problems other than with the 8800GT. The game is essentially rendered twice. If I had to guess, I'd say you'll be getting about half the performance you would with 2D gaming. Well its sort of a lie. Yes they get the same fps as in 2D but if you were going to be honest its really half that since everything is rendered twice. You will perceive the lag earlier than you would in 2DLooking forward to it when it's cheaper. $600 is too much right now even though it does come with a fancy new 22 inch monitor.cd_romI have heard far better things about the iz3d monitors. these use glasses but there aren't usb or any other type of plug in so thats way more comfortable. Basically just like wearing regular sun glasses. The monitors are way cheaper and reviews have said the quality is very high. (By way cheaper I mean $399 so not really a cheap monitor)
I think that my cpu temps are a little high but I wanted to get the opinions of people who know overclocking better than me.
I have a q6600. I have a full tower apevia case with 2 120cm fans blowing in and one 120 fan blowing out plus a 650w muskin psu with two 80cm fans (one taking air in from the case andone blowing it out the back). I have a Zalman reservator v2 watercooling system(this is the large fanless radiator) with 3/8" tubing going to the supplied waterblock and nothing else being cooled by the water supply.
Under the stock 2.4 ghz clock I run OCCT and get up to 58 degrees C. I have two thermocouples. One of the water block gets to 37C and the case temp is 29C.
This seems far too hot for stock. I used the supplied thermal paste to attach the water block. At a 2.8 ghz clock with no overvolting (standard 1.25v) its already hitting 66 degrees C. It idles at 46 degrees C.
So I would appreciate any help. Do this seem right to you guys? Is there anything I could have messed up? It seems like I read about people doing better than this with stock fans.
Thanks in advance for the help
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