Hi! all I´m Iván, I´m from Spain, and my hobby is playing pc games and graphics. I hipe to could friends here, I bring my brothers here too. GG & HF Love Starcraft, blizzard games, action games, strategy games and lovely lovely monkey island games.
New user? Please introduce here!
Hey Clubbies! I'm Kaitsu from Finland. First computer was 4.77Mhz 8086 with CGA graphics. Been into overclocking ever since i learned that you can solder/cut a ziptie and change the clock generator chip at the tender age of 7-8 =) Therefore every chip generation and model intel produced up until 486dx4's had a hard knock life inside my computer cases. Switched over to AMD after Pentium III and returned "home" to intel last year when i got a haswell.
Been sticking with ATI/AMD gpu's since R200 generation. Bought my first Club3d radeon back when they released x800 series. Awesome card =) Rocked it over 3 generations until upgrade to the Club3d 5850 I have now. Been a big fan of first person shooters ever since Wolfenstein 3d and Doom. But that's enough of me. Merry christmas! How are you guys spending the holidays?
I will begin by saying I will begin by saying. I will begin by saying that I'm happy to have learned that there's such a thing as a club-3d forum! It's fascinating reading all these new members' introductions and pc specs so I'll give you mine. I built my first computer only a year ago when my old one was damaged during a storm. I was never interested in pc gaming before that happened and the only gaming pcs I'd heard of were those expensive alienware ones! I did some research and soon realized that I could build a better computer for a lower price than an already assembled one. With the help of a friend who got me into pc building, I decided to make an APU-based pc because I was trying to save as much money as possible and the only gaming i'd done was light. The only things I re-used were the case and the optical drive. My build was as follows:
APU: A10-6800k
Memory: G.Skill Ripjaws 1600mhz 4gb x 2
SSD: Kingston 120 GB
HDD: Seagate 1TB
Psu: Corsair CX430
Motherboard: ASRock FM2A75M PRO4+
I decided I really wanted to get into PC gaming so I upgraded the stock cpu fan to a Coolermaster 92 and just placed an order for a Club-3d r9 270 which I will overclock to match a 270x. I'm glad I won't have to break the bank! Looking forward to the Club-3d community. :)
Hi, my name is Jason and I am from Canada. I recently purchased my 1st club 3d video card, the r9 290 royalace. Big card with lots to love. Got it from one of club 3d's Canadian partners, Canada Computers. Couldn't beat the price at $329 CDN before Tax. Anyhow, here is my setup for my system:
A-10 7850K Kaveri APU
16gb (2x8gb) of Team Extreem ddr3 2400 MHz ram
Club 3d r9 290 royalace 4gb vc
Gigabyte GA-F2A78M-D3H Motherboard
OCZ vector 150 240 gb ssd
antec HCG-850M 850 watt 80 plus bronze psu
lg wh16ns40 16x bluray writer
corsair carbide 500r white case
logtiech z506 5.1 speakers (waiting till next month to get a sound blaster z, right now only using 2.0 speakers as my mb only has a 2 speaker out for onboard)
Samsung s22d300 22' monitor
Logitech g502s mouse
steelseries 6gv2 keyboard
ican 3 to 1 hdmi splitter ( have fiber optic tv box and pc to share on one hdmi on my monitor)
Hello insighters! Glad to be here. They put my name as Valentine... I must have been a romantic with every bit and byte. For some reason I ended to became a civil engineer ( love to build bridges ), but I can't do it anymore in my country. I love everything related to IT. Even if I want to learn some programming I still spend more time on fixing electronics. As about Club3D it is a real pleasure to say that I was a proud owner of a 1000 Club3D PSU CSP -X1000CB, from 2012. But I put it on hard work, working every day in a shop. The PSU could it be just fine if there weren't the "lovely" power blackouts. Until then I had never ever any sort of problems. Silent and powerful. Club3D makes performance.
You can see here a than and now main pc since the first build with Club3D psu. The only thing that my pc lacks on is a gpu. But since he was kind to me today on Christmas Eve got a clean service.
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Hi to everyone,
I've joined as I have just bought a CAC 1151 Club 3d lead-mini display port to dual link DVI active 3D. I did this as having just installed two new GTX 980 graphics cards in SLI, I needed this adaptor lead for my third monitor. It's just that 3d identical Acer 3d monitors like most 3d monitors seem to use the DVI dual link process and have built in IR emitters for 3d surround instead of display port. Unfortunately, the GTX 980 is the first of Nvidia's graphics cards to now only have one DVI output with the rest being [mini]display ports in preparation for 4k. So therefore, I could only connect two monitors and had to buy this Club lead/adapter for the third monitor for multi-monitor display 6160 x 1080.
Funny thing is it worked with two 680s in SLI as they have enough DVI sockets. But having now connected up with the new graphics cards, this new Club lead is causing problems with 3d surround-doesn't seem to like it being enabled and in the NVIDIA control panel there is a warning under HDCP status that 'a repeater is connected and that some video applications do not support HCDP when such a repeater is present.' Therefore not only am I struggling to get 3d with multi-monitor set up but also my built in blu-ray drive no longer works..
Anyone else had this problem and if so, how did they resolve it?
Regards,
Bristone
Hi, I'm Chuck. I'm a NUC Skull Canyon user and always need more displays, so a Club CSV-5300A was my choice. However, I can't seem to get 4 monitors to run. 3 will run off the Club or 2 off the Club and one off an HDMI port, but never 4. Is that too much to expect from my i7 6770HQ processor with Iris Pro 580 graphics? I thought the Club might offer more than the three supported by the GPU
Hello,
I received an email from 3d Club requesting I introduce my self. My name is Brian from Ringwood UK. I had my system built by Chillblast UK at a time when chips could be well overclocked and I am running an i7 3770K o/clocked to 4.7 in a Fractal Design R4 case with an Asus P8Z77-V mobo and a Corsair H100i water cooler, SSD & 32Gb of ram. I originally had two GTX 680s fitted running in SLI and 3 Acer 245HQ 3D monitors configured for DVI dual link surround. Some 2 years down the line decided to upgrade the graphics cards to 980s and got two at a reasonable price from Ebuyer UK, having checked with Nvidia that cards that don't have more than one DVI D connector can be hooked up via a display port with an active adaptor lead like a Club 3d one.
Despite kind help from Paul with the new graphics in 3d surround, I kept getting problems in the Nvidia control panel with HDCP handshake. This affected the bluray drive and gaming in 3d mode: the latter was the picture not being do good. It may well be just an Nvidia card thing and that AMD cards work fine. I hasten to add it wasn't just the 3d Club lead but other similar active DVI D dual link to DP adaptors like Dell and Apple that cause the repeater problem that identifies a' repeater' present in the system that could affect HDCP, it would appear...I overcame the problem by getting Any DVD HD software and this seems to have resolved the issue especially in respect of blu-ray reproduction using Cyberlink players. Palit the manufacurers of the 980s helped by getting me to update/flash the bios on the cards, but to no avail.
The moral, don't necessarily listen to Nvidia as they couldn't help me. If you want 3d surround with the appropriate monitors try and find cards with two DVI D sockets..By the way, I am still using the 3D Club adapter lead!
Regards,
Brian
Hello, my name is Blaise, I’m french, and I'll try to speak English the best I can ^^
I like Club 3D products and I've some questions about them, i hope to find a solution in this thread (/thread/is-the-usb-2-0-to-hdmi-graphics-adapter-product-works-on-mac-os-x-yosemite/)…
Have a good day !
Hey i am Vino from The Netherlands. i total owed 2 graphics cards of Club 3D in my life.
If u are intrested here is my build
http://imgur.com/a/qS7o5
hi Bryon from west coast Canada just bought R9 290 Royal King what are the odds on the card being DOA ? when i ordered card got EVGA 600WPS put it in installed card nothing for R9 except fans turned went to local computer store and tech said for r9 nothing less than 750W so i ordered EVGA 750B2 put it in plugged everything in and still nothing from R9 except cooling fans turn but don't kick up is there some kind of trick to getting Windows 8.1 to see the R9 ?
Hello, I'm Joris from Belgium. 4 years ago I bought the Club 3D HD5870 and I have never ever had any problems with it. The fact that my friend told me Club 3D is a very stable brand was the absolute truth.
I am planning to upgrade to a new computer, and since I'm doing game reviews, level design, modeling, texturing and video rendering I need a beasty computer. I want to have the R9 290X 8GB Royal Ace and since it appears to become out of stock, I will try to do everything to get my hands on a new one, whereever possible. I need that big room of performance for all I do, and I know that only Club 3D is able to give me a warrant that I have had the pleasure to experience for already 4 years now.
I truly hope, that I will be able to find a reseller that still sells the 8GB version (the 295X2 is not an option).