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OS Windows 7 Enterprise x64 SP1 | Windows 8 build 7989
CPU Core i7 965 EE @3.6 GHz
Motherboard eVGA x58 Classified3
Memory 3 * 4GB Mushkin Enh Redline CL7 DDR3 1600 MHz (PC3-12800)
Graphics Card eVGA 560 Ti 448 Core Calssified + eVGA GTX260 SSC (PhysX)
Sound Card Realtek HD Audio (onboard)
Monitor(s) Displays 2 * Acer X213Wbd
Screen Resolution 2 * 1680 x 1050

Keyboard Logitech G15 Keyboard
Mouse Logitech MX Revolution '06
PSU ThermalTake BlackWidow TX TR2 850 W
Case ThermalTake Level 10 GT (Black)
Cooling Corsair H100 CPU | 2 * TT 140mm TriLED | 2 * Antec TriCool
Hard Drives 1 * Intel X-25M G2 80 GB SSD Sata II | 2 * Seagate 1 TB 32MB Cache 7200.12 SATA II
Internet Speed Cable - 15Mbit down / 5 Mbit up advertised (30 / 6 act.)
Other Info Wacom Bamboo Touch | Hauppauge WinTV-HVR-1850 | Optimus STAV-3400 AV Receiver | Bose 301 Series III Speakers (Main channel) | Bose 161 Speakers (Surround) | Optimus 3 way 100-W speaker (Center) | Logitech Clearchat PC Wireless Headset Microsoft LifeCam Studio

05-09-2009	#4 (permalink)
johngalt Windows 7 Enterprise x64 SP1 \| Windows 8 build 7989 4,533 posts Somewhere on the 3rd rock from the sun.	Have you run eVGA's Precision utility to *underclock* and see what happens? I have a pair of 260s, one being a stock and one being a 'stock' that I got from them via the Step-up program - but which is factory clocked to matching specifications of the SSC - and I have not had any issues with any Win 7 build except the 7057 which just did not like my system at all....
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