Dolphins absolute max settings are insane. It is capable of rendering games at 144x the native resolution (4x IR + 9xSSAA). Admin is pointing out that at those settings you need a top of the line GPU to play most games at acceptable speeds. However that is far above the threshold of noticeable image quality improvements. I think 4x IR with 4x MSAA or 3x IR with 4xSSAA would be more a more realistic approximation of the settings that you will be using. And for these settings a 670 is fine. That is what recurve was pointing out.
Dual channel is greatly preferred but quiet frankly if you have 3 or 4 dimms inserted in your motherboard it doesn't matter which slots you put them in, you will have dual channel. So I don't understand why you're worrying about it. And you can do dual channel with only 2 dimms if you use the right slots (look it up in your motherboard manual) so there is no reason you would have to run the system in single channel mode.
Dual channel is greatly preferred but quiet frankly if you have 3 or 4 dimms inserted in your motherboard it doesn't matter which slots you put them in, you will have dual channel. So I don't understand why you're worrying about it. And you can do dual channel with only 2 dimms if you use the right slots (look it up in your motherboard manual) so there is no reason you would have to run the system in single channel mode.
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"I shall be a good politician, even if it kills me. Or if it kills anyone else for that matter. "
-Mark Antony