Can GTX590 I7 high voltage overclocking play Minesweeper with full special effects?

Your configuration is over 5000 no matter how you look at it, and there are still problems.

First of all, the MSI P43 Neo3-F (LV) with E8400 and GTX260 is a bit low, if you must use E8400 and GTX260 then consider switching to a P45 motherboard.

Then, the frequency of a single 2G bar should be high, and it will be changed to 1066 or 1333, which is also convenient for future upgrades.

Finally, I don't know what your power supply is. But I want to tell you that the power supply should be rated at 350W, and if you don't overclock, don't waste it in a bigger one. It's not good if it's small, and you may not be able to carry it.

If you're looking to save money, consider this:

The CPU is replaced by 7400, and the graphics card is replaced by GTS250 4850, so that the price is no problem. I don't know what game you're going to play, but I can tell you that the 7400+GTS250 4850 can already eat all the games on the market (and the graphics will be good), and the better graphics card just drives more and works harder, and the CPU plays less of a role in this regard.

It should be noted that a single memory is replaced with 2G1066 or 1333. In addition, MSI P43 neo3-F (LV) motherboards only support 1066 memory, and 699-799 have P45 motherboards that support 1333, so you may wish to consider changing one.

Nowadays, graphics cards are designed with temperature protection. It won't burn the graphics card. The landlord is reassured.

To burn is also to burn the capacitor and motherboard.

There are no special effects, if you think 1 5fps will stuck, then it will really stuck

No four-way Titan can see it? Comical.

i7 5960x+gtx titan x 4sli means that the minimum effect is only 1fps.

In fact, this combination is very dangerous for you to use, do you know that GTX980 is nicknamed a nuclear bomb? Bomb your anonymous brain-wreck!

It's too stuck with 980, up to one frame per second.

500w is definitely not enough, not to mention that the Rock 500 is rated at 400 and the maximum is 500. Huntkey multi-core F1 is also enough to choke, some less, if not too much, it should be able to be supplied, and the amplitude should not be too high. In fact, like the high-end configuration, you don't need to leave too much margin, just be able to overtake, because the platform doesn't have much room for upgrades.

600W is actually possible, the whole platform down TDP 500W+, in addition, CPU, GPU radiator must be purchased, the same is true for the power supply, don't be reluctant to that little budget, because once these accessories have problems, the consequences are not just the problem of replacing the power supply, but the ...... of the cup where the hardware is burned

Said a lot, recommended: Huntkey multi-core F1 (600W, enough) Huntkey X7-900 (900W, sufficient margin, casually exceeded) X7-900 is only more expensive than F1 100, it is recommended to buy, F1 economical, overclocking to X7-900

To buy 590 It is recommended to use a 1000W power supply High-end hardware must be supported by a more stable power supply Even if the total power of 6 700W power supply is enough, it is estimated that the 12V output capacity is still enough Therefore, the kilowatt power supply is the best to buy a graphics card with such a number I am reluctant to spend money on a good power supply I can't understand.

100 percent is not enough. The GTX590 will be 365W when fully loaded. Plus the i7 2600 and other accessories.

You use Rock 500, rated at 400W. That's just enough power for one graphics card. I can't even turn it on.

The GTX590 power supply should be at least rated at 650W or more.

It's better to wait until you have money to buy a power supply before buying a GTX590.

Add another 300 to buy a Cooler Master GX650W rated at 650W and with a maximum power of 750W

GTX590 consumes a lot of power and needs to use a high-power power supply, and the power supply of the computer is composed of the following four parts:

The maximum power consumption of the graphics card is about 370W.

The maximum power consumption of the processor, GTX590 with i7 processor can fully exert the performance, the maximum power consumption is about 100W.

The maximum power consumption of hard disks, memory, motherboards, etc., is generally around 50W.

Reserved for more than 100W conversion power consumption.

Therefore, a computer equipped with a GTX590 graphics card needs to be equipped with a power supply with a rated power of more than 650W to be sufficient.

Oh, it also depends on the other configurations of your machine, and other configurations can't keep up with the graphics card alone. The CPU depends on what you use, how much memory you have, what kind of motherboard you have, and what the power supply is. All of this has an impact.

Upstairs don't have to worry about the configuration, can you say that people who want to get on the GTX590, will the computer configuration be poor?! Ha ha.

Spike, completely spike all games, haha

The CPU must be good, if it's not i7, then forget it. The memory is 8G, and the motherboard is better.

Who says you have to i7 for a CPU?

GTX590 is a good graphics card, if LZ is installed on the original machine, the motherboard is already fixed, there is no way, according to LZ, LZ should be the board of the AMD platform, you can consider replacing it with the CPU of Yilong. What specific model, I don't know the motherboard of LZ, so it's hard to say.

And GTX590 LZ said that these games are all open with high special effects, but I don't know your CPU and motherboard model. So it's just about the performance of the GTX590 alone.

If you change it, remember whether your power supply system can keep up with the graphics card, because many people have a black screen or crash restart after changing the graphics card, and many of them are power supply problems. The GTX590 rated at 400W should be enough.

If you want to display the same screen, you can use a splitter, which is sold in the computer city.

If you want to overclock the i7, use the Z series, such as the Z170 (6th generation i7); If you don't overclock, use a B-series, such as the B150