I 'm curious as to what the SSC nomenclature means. Does it mean it's Seriously Super Clocked or Snazzy Shiny Case? These ad-breviations worry me.
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I foud this on the nvdia site: They're not the same spec.SC runs at 763/3800FTW runs at 850/4000SSC runs at 870/4200
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the cooler is excellent. What I meant in my bad english, was that I had trouble installing it on my Asus Sabertooth motherboard with an Intel i7 and one case from Cooler Master. In my case it will be necessary to disassemble the entire PC to install it correctly. Can you understand what I'm trying to explain in broken English of poor quality? Best regards
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JUY? Im not sure what that means. I bought my MCB in July 2014, it fit it perfectly. If your referring to the recently updated versions with the faster CPU then i cant give a definitive answer. I hope that helps
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The fan issue regarding the X4 I believe is actually moot because since the reviews that stated any fan issues, we changed the case and went with a much more efficient and ventilated case, as well as having an extra case fan now. There is room for a second... and 3rd (I just checked) DVD drive and is this the best we have for Photoshop work... no. Our technical best would be the AAC-T7S but that is not available on Amazon yet. We currently have a model called the AAC-X8 which we have in stock that would fulfill photoshop work VERY well. It has an 8 core 8320 processor, 16GBs RAM, a 2 TB hard drive and everything else that come standard (card reader, DVD drive, 3 year warranty.) We are working on getting that up and running on Amazon's catalog.
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The "BC" refers to the "brushed chrome" finish. It's the silver-grey color, but it's just the color of the plastic, it's not really meta. I think it looks nicer than the white, but it's not that big a deal.
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It's not just the dual bios, the FTW has a custom PCB and an upgraded power phase design as well. The stock and SC 780 has a 6 phase design, this card has an 8 phase design. This is really sorta like a mini Classified.
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Thanks so much for your info Eric. It will be truly helpful when making my decision. Also the diagrams of the side profile were beautiful :)
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Its essentially a big X.. that expands to accommodate the width of your tower.My tower is HUGE! (Thermaltake Armor LCS) and is sits under the middle of the case stable and secure for years now.Never had a problem. Hope that helped :)
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There's nothing on the case which is a very solid painted metal. Inside, on the printed circuit board it has Beneficia Ca 94510 USA.
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From the picture this looks like it's the Matrix version of the Card by ASUS which takes up another slot so 3 slots total. This allows for a larger heatsink. Also it has lights that change color with the load on the card... and who doesn't like extra lights in your case... lol
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After reading the comment by James C. Young I investigated the Caselabs cases. I was so impressed that I cancelled my order for the Corsair 900D and bought a Caselabs Magnum TH10. This is a monster of a case, that you can configure anyway you want. I want to thank James C. Young for pointing me in this direction. And the rest of you that are waiting for the 900D, you are all 1 step closer to your dream case. I have since bought another CaseLabs case. This case is the TX10-D a case that can hold 2 motherboards. The TH10 is a nice case but the TX10-D is better for me. If anyone wants to buy my TH10 it is for sale. After reading the comment by James C. Young I investigated the Caselabs cases. I was so impressed that I cancelled my order for the Corsair 900D and bought a Caselabs Magnum TH10. This is a monster of a case, that you can configure anyway you want. I want to thank James C. Young for pointing me in this direction. And the rest of you that are waiting for the 900D, you are all 1 step closer to your dream case. I have since bought another CaseLabs case. This case is the TX10-D a case that can hold 2 motherboards. The TH10 is a nice case but the TX10-D is better for me. If anyone wants to buy... » Read More After reading the comment by James C. Young I investigated the Caselabs cases. I was so impressed that I cancelled my order for the Corsair 900D and bought a Caselabs Magnum TH10. This is a monster of a case, that you can configure anyway you want. I want to thank James C. Young for pointing me in this direction. And the rest of you that are waiting for the 900D, you are all 1 step closer to your dream case. I have since bought another CaseLabs case. This case is the TX10-D a case that can hold 2 motherboards. The TH10 is a nice case but the TX10-D is better for me. If anyone wants to buy my TH10 it is for sale. « Show Less
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SS should be a stainless steel finish (brushed look). The other is chrome, I believe.
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Looking at the page, it looks like they have separate inventory that is specifically meant for China - the likely difference being the documentation that comes with the hardware due to regulations imposed by the Chinese government. Anyway, I think it's very safe to say that if you order this CPU in the US, and or have it shipped to the US, you will get an appropriate version.Also note that the designations for the CPU are exactly the same for both "versions" except one has "china" after it. Further, I have this CPU, live in the US, and my system has had no region issues (I am guessing you are concerned about "region locking", similar to what they do for DVD's). Looking at the page, it looks like they have separate inventory that is specifically meant for China - the likely difference being the documentation that comes with the hardware due to regulations imposed by the Chinese government. Anyway, I think it's very safe to say that if you order this CPU in the US, and or have it shipped to the US, you will get an appropriate version.Also note that the designations for the CPU are exactly the same for both "versions" except one has "china" after it. Further, I have this CPU, live in the US, and my system... » Read More Looking at the page, it looks like they have separate inventory that is specifically meant for China - the likely difference being the documentation that comes with the hardware due to regulations imposed by the Chinese government. Anyway, I think it's very safe to say that if you order this CPU in the US, and or have it shipped to the US, you will get an appropriate version.Also note that the designations for the CPU are exactly the same for both "versions" except one has "china" after it. Further, I have this CPU, live in the US, and my system has had no region issues (I am guessing you are concerned about "region locking", similar to what they do for DVD's). « Show Less
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No, it is just like the glas one only ss. Read comments regarding shape though.
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It's been a little while since my purchase but i remember a similar situation with my comparative research. Even when the product arrived in the mail the name was familiar but "off" from what I thought it would be. I think it comes from word association tagging online. Google pf61660. That should clear things up. It's a proforce snugpack. And a very sound purchase, I might add, if your the type to sleep outside.
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Not sure why they say that. I've ordered it twice and happy with both purchases. Nice case! And good price too!
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It means it's factory overclocked. The Standard has 876MHz Base Clock and 928MHz Boost Clock Vs The Superclock with 980MHz Base Clock and 1046MHz Boost Clock