Physics is usless. DO NOT BUY.

middle-earth88

[QUOTE="ionusX"]

[QUOTE="angelyoel"]Ok so i Just built my rig and here are the specs. Amd 1090t, 8gb ripjaws ddr3. 1000w psu. Asus mobo with 4 pcie slots. H50 cooling system. I got the xfx hd6950 do i really need a card for physics!? Cuz when i run 3dmark on the physics part it gets really slow. So let me know what u guys think. Also if i do really one which one should i get!?ferret-gamer

you cant normally mix gpu's and get physics its normally from the gu itself physix from nivida for example

and to get that to run on an amd gpu isnt technically proper

However TC i would like to point out that in almost all games the physics engine is ran on the CPU, Nvidia's Physx is just about the only mainstream physics engine that can be ran on GPUs, do you play enough games using physx to warrant buying a separate card just for that.

[QUOTE="angelyoel"]Ok so i Just built my rig and here are the specs. Amd 1090t, 8gb ripjaws ddr3. 1000w psu. Asus mobo with 4 pcie slots. H50 cooling system. I got the xfx hd6950 do i really need a card for physics!? Cuz when i run 3dmark on the physics part it gets really slow. So let me know what u guys think. Also if i do really one which one should i get!?ionusX

you cant normally mix gpu's and get physics its normally from the gu itself physix from nivida for example

and to get that to run on an amd gpu isnt technically proper

I have the same motherboard and I didn't have that issue. That's strange.SoraX64

try raising the voltage a little bit from the value its at now. If it doesn't boot then lower the FSB bit by bit until the computer does boot. At that point raise the voltage a little bit again and then the FSB . Rinse and repeat.

blaznwiipspman1

[QUOTE="angelyoel"][QUOTE="GTR12"]

What cooler are you using? you can't just expect to hit 4Ghz straight away.

Slowely raise the FSB and bechmark to see if it crashes.

GTR12

Through BIOS, don't use software OC'ers for the CPU.

What cooler are you using? you can't just expect to hit 4Ghz straight away.

Slowely raise the FSB and bechmark to see if it crashes.

GTR12

ok guys so i dont know anything about overclocking. I was hoping to oc my system, i watched some tutorials but i nothing works after i oc'd tru the bios, it says it failed to oc. I managed to oc my 1090t over 4000mhz using the turbov by asus. My mobo is the ASUS M4A79T Deluxe. So i ran prime95 for an hour an everything was fine, max temp at 31C. But everytime time i turn off the computer i have to redo everything again so i wanna oc tru the bios. Let me know if you can help me out. At stock speeds 3200mhz it runs at 19C.

[QUOTE="angelyoel"]

This is what i get with cpuz

Your memory speed is only slightly past stock speed, you will not see any differance in performance.