Juganog

install everything then cry over how much money you have spent

I seem to always end up eating junk food for lunch but thats only the ever meal i eat junk food
 
I don't eat breakfast i guess a coffee would be my breakfast though

nah wait till windows 10

nah wait till windows 10

To be honest 1440p on a 4K monitor still looks very sharp.

I know lol, I was in a hurry
Selling it to a friend , and he knows nothing about computer building

GPU Drivers, install most of the stuff that comes on the disk with the mobo thats it really

Looks nice could do alittle more management with those cables though 

@Juganog
PERFECT thank you 1440p seems fine for most of my needs, and my 770 will run that without an issue

It will act like you're playing it on a 1080p screen, so yes, you'll get much better performance. However, those 1920x1080 pixels will only be 1/4 of the screen so the game window will be small. You can always maximize the window and get the same performance as it being small, it just won't look as good.

Look at some of Lenovo's laptops

5

Final Fantasy Tactics Advance!!!!
 
Speed running that game was a bitch last year T_T

Looks good to me grab a 290 or a 280 instead or if you can push your budget grab a 970 also maybe go with 8gb if its only for gaming

right

i think what they meant was how it gets to thier house is wirelessly... 

wireless is still landline..

Well i mean 64 a month isnt great but isnt terrible for mobile i pay 60 for 2,5gb of data  unlimited calls and texts, if you dont need a landline i would say go for it or shop around for a better deal at a better phone company, remember to have internet to your house you still have to have a "landline" of sorts

It's not the total amount of VRAM that matters, it's the fact that GDDR5's "effective" clockspeed is 4 times that of it's real clockspeed. The clockspeed is actually 1400 Mhz, which gives an effective clockspeed of 5600 Mhz.
 
A GPU with "7 Ghz" memory has memory that's actually clocked at 1750 Mhz.
 
 
 
It's a bit like standard RAM. DDR (double data rate) memory that's technically a 1600 Mhz kit will actually be running at 800 Mhz, because 800 * 2 = 1600.

if you are going to upgrade within 6 months i would suggest just going with an intel one would save you the cost of having to buy a new mobo also

Fixed link
http://www.androidauthority.com/blu-studio-7-575296/

Must have pulled the article within minutes of me clicking on it...
 
Here's the full story in image form. (Still had it pulled up, so ya.)
 

 
I will find another source, although the Amazon link in my OP should be sufficient for now.

404 page not found on the first link 

That is amazing, what'd you use to draw these up?

no situation can a FX 6300 beat a FX 8350.  what if the 8350 doesnt work? or if i smash it