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All of them. Also, remove GFE. It's cancer on laptops

Have you considered a NUC/Brix etc? Would be more than enough power, and you don't have to worry about taking it with you.
Or a laptop? Those are great replacements as well.
 

yes. and it really needs to start at the 8800GT because i have one and its still good for some lighter gaming, i also have a 970 which is also just amazing for 1080p 60+ fps no matter what basically but yes, this video needs to be made, i recently looked at the 8800GTX vs 560 video and thats how i knew that the 8800GT would be enough for CS:GO, though i laughed my ass off at Linus saying 30Hz was a good framerate  

But, was it supposed to be a VR card? I don't think so

The Titan line has always been a sort of mid-way between a GeForce card an a Quadro card (which I'm sure you know are very expensive for their own reasons).
 
That's why.

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my 780ti still runs pretty much everything maxed out at 1080. but it was an absolute beast when it came out.

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It seems in the UK at least that there's very little price difference between mITX and µATX on 1150, so Unless you think you'll need the expandability (and given how well featured mITX boards are these days, that's likely limited to SLI/dedicated sound) I'd go for the mITX prodigy. It'll likely be easier to deal with the cables and get a decent looking result, given the compartmentalised design.
 
And just to double check, have you given any thought to the Bitfenix Phenom? It's essentially the same case with a more subtle design, and is worth a look if you haven't already.

Hmmmm, the best you're gonna get is scaling them manually through windows generic resolution settings by dragging the monitor you want to change in the monitor window (just literally drag either display 1 or 2 around to match up whatever seems right to you). Having not only two different monitor sizes but different resolutions is going to render it pretty much impossible to look natural. But why would you care anyways? It's not like you're gonna have a window (or anything) in the middle of the bezel of both screens. You're going to put anything either on one screen or another. Don't get me wrong here though, having an auxiliary display on a laptop is great and you're most likely going to use it for watching videos, reading, or working on a bigger, more convenient, display.
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Is it possible to stick an ATX motherboard e.g. ASUS Z87-DELUXE in what is called a "Micro-ATX" case such as the Corsair 350D?
 
Would it be possible? If not, why? Would it simply not fit, does it not have the necessary standoffs?
 
 
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I like your answer, quick and to the point. :D

I always say that to myself, but in the end i get a whole new system or atleast just replace my graphicscard instead of SLI/CrossFire... :D
 
Well you could still get Micro ATX, something like the "Asus RoG Maximus V Gene" should support SLI @ M-ATX and then you could use something like the Corsair 350D which is pretty awesome and quite small and not that heavy.

+1 on this. This case is a great case that offers great airflow.

I just wanted to remind everyone here, that the Fractal Design Define cases are indeed generally considered to be somewhat on the heavier side because of the steel construction. Of course, what the threadstarter considers heavy, is open for interpretation.
 
 
 
By the way, WHY don't you want a heavy case? Plan on moving (it) around a lot?

Don't you think the Define R4 fails to meet the criteria:
"Sturdy, not too heavy"

I will reiterate what others have said and suggest the define r4 or arc midi r2. Both fullfills pretty much all your requirements and come at reasonable price points. In addition, the arc midi r2 has fantastic custom water cooling options.
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