Im not bashing Ket. Im using one of his bioses now (1702m). Seems to work good. It's crazy you can get a M2F for $50 more than a Deluxe now. I can't beleve they are selling for so much now.
I may have to do this myself with my 280 before summer rolls along. I can't wait to see how this works out. I can deal with my temps now but when it gets hotter out, I don't know.
Yes, I think Ket really made some worthwhile improvements to many of Asus P5Q series bioses. Looks like he has gone back to the T Power board for now.
My 280's temps. were not too bad either lately with the stock cooler, as long as I kept the fan at 100%. Summer will be another story though. Guess we are fortunate that we didn't get one of the early cards that were hitting something crazy like 110C. just by running Crysis for a few minutes
Last edited by Retro; 02-22-2009 at 08:54 PM.
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He has his work cut out for him with that Tpower.Originally Posted by Retro
Yes, I think Ket really made some worthwhile improvements to many of Asus P5Q series bioses. Looks like he has gone back to the T Power board for now.
My 280's temps. were not too bad either lately with the stock cooler, as long as I kept the fan at 100%. Summer will be another story though. Guess we are fortunate that we didn't get one of the early cards that were hitting something crazy like 110C. just by running Crysis for a few minutesI sold that board in less than a week after I bought it.
My 280 runs cooler than the early 260 that I had, but that was during the summer. I had to rma a 260 that got that hot. That thing heated up my whole case. It would have made a nice space heater during the winter time.
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