FlashingKool_Z

Looking at your PC specs it seems like you would have no problem running that resolution, but I am thinking of waiting until it will be less than 1k USD to be able to get both the monitor and the GPU horsepower to run it. 

I had a 760 before I had SLI 980s, and while it wasn't a enjoyable gaming experience, it was "playable" so a 970 would probably be fine 

Do you actually know this or are you guessing?

I have a 34UM95  :lol:

You won't be able to max out crysis 3 with a 970, but it'll be perfectly fine 

Why would they say that it supports radiators that size if the fans won't fit lol 

And to answer your question, yes, you will have PLENTY of space. 

coolermaster quickfire rapid-i? 

I'm pretty sure you can.

Hmmm, so the piece that's beneath the top one is transparent? 

Umm, correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't it impossible to have transparent doubleshot keycaps?

Btw you should do @anyone'sname if you want them to get notifications. Or quote them. 

Anyways, a liquid cooler with a fx 6300 does not make any sense whatsoever. Ditch that SSD and get at least a 128gb one, get 8gbs of 1600mhz / 1866mhz ram, and get a locked i5 / B85 or H97 motherboard with a 212 evo 

edit : oops, quoted someone accidently, sry 

hope this comes out soon  :lol:

Would like to point out, this fan is great, and beats specre pro/not pro by far

Since you have tested that fan personally, how's the static pressure and the noise? Considering replacing the af140s on my rad

This is exactly what I needed for my K70 

Well... at 1440p it's kind of hard to use up 3GB vRAM on any game that doesn't use nearly that much at 1080p, AA included.

I did say 1440p+ though, and the reason I said that instead of 4k was just in case he had a 21:9 monitors (which was highly unlikely, but that was the reason) 

and thats on wifi

how just how 

U mad bro

WHAT THE ACTUAL F IS THAT SPEED 

For anyone who's considering the MSI X99s SLI Plus, this might help

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4CXb6J4fZ50&list=UU9Tn-atYOt8qZP-oqui7bhw

How about the Aerocool Dead Silence 140mm fans? They seem to be very well reviewed everywhere 

I'm sorry for saying this, but how about Intel, Nvidia, and AMD  B)

Resolution does not have much to do with vRAM usage. The difference between 1080p and 1440p is about 100MB for most games. The game and how much multisample AA you're using are your primary factors in deciding how much vRAM you're going to use.

That's why I said turn down some AA, because if he's playing at 4k he'll probably have to turn it down if he doesn't want to run out of Vram.

To clarify: Either 780Ti SLI, or 1 single card with more vram, I know I can't have one card with more vram than the other.

So I'm not stuck on just getting a 780Ti, What I'm wondering is: Is it worth getting another 780Ti when I might need more vram soon?

Unless you're on 1440p+, you'll probably be fine with 3gb for a while if you're willing to turn down a bit of AA.

I personally think you should SLI (because 780 Ti SLI will still be much more powerful than the potential 980Ti / 990), and no, it doesn't have to be the same model but I think it looks more uniform when you do. 

9600 pixels 

I am jelly  :angry:  :angry:

Basically everyone on this forum knows about this already lol 

Pretty sure the Enthoo Primo is also under $250, they're (I think) superior to both of these cases. But if it were between these two I would choose the 750D

I don't understand. Why are you asking now and not when you'll actually buy it? By then, there will probably be something better and that question will be useless. 

Please remove the images from your quote...

Yea, I was trying to do that but it kept just erasing the quote itself so I just left it on