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newegg.... check this :)
I noticed this 9500 oem card on new egg.... it is on the 9700 pcb :) just thoguht some of you may be interested at $159.99 and we all know about the 9500 conversion hehe
http://www.newegg.com/app/Showimage....102-252-02.jpg |
does the conversion work?
Also, could you provide a link to the actual item and not the Pic? I think I might order me one. Nevermind... I found it. It's the Saphire 9500. I should have it in 2 days. :biggrin: |
man, i need money to throw away like that!
well, first i need a new system. :( later |
right on man, hope the card works well! From what I have seen the ones layed out like the 9700 are the best like this one :) After ya redo it and all let me know what your clocks are and I will match them with my 9700 so we can directly compare chips / ram and mobo's against eachother >:)
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Right on bro!
Damn AI, are we the only two that ever buys shit and does anything with it? :P |
on this site it seems like it *L* everyone else seems afraid to go overclocking nuts! I can honestly say I have never lost a chip to overclocking and only 1 vid card because of a dumb mistake :)
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A long time ago, I had an old Intel 300 overclocked for about a year before it finally buned out. Never had anything else since. :)
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I would have to say overclocking is "safe" in general for I have owned probably 15+ mobo's and about that many chips and vod cards with no issuies :)
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Yea, as long as you know the basics to overclocking it's pretty safe.
Heck, most of the processors out there are only overclocked cousins of previous versions anyways. |
exaclty, to bad most have not figured it out *LOL* Heck I am almost to the point of thinking chips are hard to kill, I have dropped them, cut and reconnected bridges, overclocked the heck out of them ect... and they keep on trucking!~
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