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Thanks! That fixed it.

It was good enough for Philip Bloom
 

I have a 1440p IPS 60Hz monitor and for these games you play would I recommend getting the 1080p 144Hz monitor. But if you have the budget and performance for 1440p IPS 144Hz then get that.

Answer of the day:
 
"We don't know yet"
 
:lol:

http://www.evga.com/Products/Product.aspx?pn=06G-P4-4993-KRThis would be better. They have a watercooled one but it's like $800..

2K is 1080p
A 27" 2560x1440 monitor has similar pixel density to a 22" 1920x1080 monitor (slightly better though), you'll just have a lot more space, which is worth it in my opinion.

Those are some sick deals....

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Damn if this is true the 300% is big, really big lol. The performance jump is too big and I really cant wait. But I always think how developers will adopt with DX12 and will they be able to use it correctly. It should be easier, but I wonder how that new OpenGL api is going to do.
 
Edit : This is draw calls, not fps.

If you don't plan on running any heavy games you can:
 
A.) Send the 970 to me and I'll give you my GT 740
 
B.) Start Folding 24/7

That build for Minecraft. Kill me.

Id suggest visiting a more specialized forum that can deal with your issue: http://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-one

None of us here will be able to tell you what that means lol

Source: http://www.cpu-monkey.com/en/cpu-intel_core_i7_6700k-518
Pretty decent increases considering the 6700k is clocked at 4.2GHz and the 4790k is clocked at 4.4GHz. So, Multi-threaded Cinebench scores are up ~15% clock for clock and single threaded ones ~8%. So all in all seems pretty good. About 15% increase in IPC over Haswell. I know some people are going to complain that it is not that much of an improvement, but seems like a pretty decent improvement overall. 15% increase in IPC is pretty nice. Other workloads might show better improvements. I think I am pretty pleased with these results, of course it's on the low end of my IPC predictions for Skylake but it's still a pretty decent improvement for someone who is on Sandy Bridge or Pre-SB at this point. Also we have yet to see overclocking potential, and if they decided to use solder this generation for low temps instead of that terrible TIM between the die and the heat spreader. So more to be revealed shortly.

970 sli, 290 crossfire, 290x crossfire would all be good and better value options.

Of the bunch, the R9 280X is the most powerful, with the GTX 960 right behind it and a lot more energy efficient.
 
If the price difference is next to none, I would pick up the R9 280X.

Why not just get a 2x8gb kit of ram? 

and yeah, ill be running just the GPUs for folding. its not really worth it to spend a ton of money on a CPU then try to fold on it as they dont do as good as GPUs

aquatuning.ch for everything except ek stuff which you can get from ekwb.com they will send it pretty cheap to switzerland and pchc.ch has the ek stuff aswell but its not cheap
the prices of the stuff on ekwb.com will go down as soon as you select your country


this block would cost 8 euros in shipping
on pchc.ch this block would cost you 84 fr with shipping
Gruess

just pm me if you need any help my computer is already watercooled 
http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/328038-the-first-time-watercooled-computer/
im in the planing of uprading it:http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/356828-azure-knight-watercooled-enthoo-evolv-build-log-phase-planing/
but i need to wait for those 300 series cards
Gruess

One time my server managed 30days+ of uptime. then the power went out

"Full homo" is a colloquial term used to imply that a relationship is sexual rather than platonic.
 
The "homo" part means that the relationship is between two members of the same sex, so while adaptations could exist that are appropriate for use with a member of the opposite sex, I didn't need to use them because Slick is male, and I am male.
 
It's about like any other joking around that friends (of same sex, opposite sex or anywhere else on the spectrum) might do. I've said similar crap to girls too, and no one cares about that. As long as everyone involved is comfortable with kidding around in such a manner, then it's all between consenting adults, and everyone else can just move right along.
 
If anyone was offended, then two things:
 
1. I'm sorry your feelings were hurt.
 
2. Lighten up.

This thread is bullshit 

It can power triple monitors but not really game on them. Also you would probably be hitting the 3.5gb+0.5gb vram issue.

go to a bugatti store- break in using a rock take the w16 engine. go to hawaii to stay low for a while. go back to your house. get ductape tape. tape the wheels to the liters

Made this thread way back. Hope it helps. its explains all the types. 
http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/52556-fxaa-vs-txaa-vs-ssaa-vs-msaa-vs-mlaa-vs-csaa-vs-qcsaa-wtfaa/
 
Also:
hey're all different types of Anti-Aliasing. 
FXAA - Fast Approximate Anti-Aliasing
TXAA - Temporal Anti-Aliasing
SSAA - Super-Sampling Anti-Aliasing
MSAA - Multi-Sample Anti-Aliasing
CSAA - Coverage Sample Anti-Aliasing
QCSAA - Don't know what it stands for
 
MSAA is basic, isn't specially optimised or anything, but it gets the job done. 
CSAA is basically MSAA but better, without doing a number on your GPU, it Nvidia only and preferred over MSAA.
QCSAA is better than these two, but does hit your GPU a little harder.
TXAA is along the same lines as PhysX, in that it is Nvidia exclusive and only works on games that support it, again a lot better than MSAA and CSAA but will hit your GPU hard.
MLAA is better than MSAA, as it also effects colour reproduction and blends corners and edges better.
 
The rest, I'm not so sure.
 
EDIT: FXAA is the worst of them all. It is outdated.