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31st Jan 2009, 04:24
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hey guys,
I have just overclocked my Gigabyte 512mb zalman hd 4850 from 635MHz to 690MHz. only the core, not memory. I have an Intel Pentium Dual core E5200 which has no overclock on it.one 250gb hard drive and a dvd drive/burner. My PSU is a Coolmaster eXtreme 600W. do you think it will pop? |
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31st Jan 2009, 07:03
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No, I don't, I would have left it at no but the message was too short so I'll keep babbling for a bit longer.. Lahlahlah blab blab..
I'm sure I've written comments shorter than this before so it should be fine now 
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31st Jan 2009, 16:10
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I have a 650w PSU running alot more than you and I have no trouble, soon to crossfire it aswell
Sapphire recommends 550w+ for crossfire so I don't think you will have any trouble with one!
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31st Jan 2009, 16:19
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thankyou for your responses!
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31st Jan 2009, 16:26
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No worries ;) tis what we be here for
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