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If you are willing to wait for those hardware releases then maybe by that time there will be more options in terms of cases. If the CoolerMaster Pro 5 is any indication of what their M ATX version is (Pro 3) then you can keep an eye out for that case as well when it gets released.

I have a 1080p monitor but I use VSR to get it up to 1440p, I get around 75fps without any AA, Max everything else in regular graphics settings and a slight bump to Extended Distance Scaling in Advanced Graphics

Thanks for posting this, I really needed a refresher to keep me motivated until I can get a vacation to do it properly

I just ran 3DMark FireStrike and the new drivers increased the score by ~500 points overall (~700 points increase on Graphics), I haven't tested it in any games yet but my games were running well before the update so.....yea....

Go with whoever has the better warranty in your country, if that's not available then go with whichever looks better to you. I really like the look of the Sapphire

290 for sure, just dont get the reference or Asus variants, those coolers are not very effective at cooling the card. And this whole 750W thing, I'm running an overclocked 290 on a 650W PSU and it doesn't draw that much more watts than my 760 rig.

Its cooled by a copper tube under the shroud

Cheers, I like their reviews too, excellent quality

OC3D or nothing bruh https://youtu.be/YZ3co5a-k1s jk, but I like his detailed reviews

Ok cool, I'm not very versed on PCIe overclocking with AMD mbs, good to hear its working so far though

Ha, I'm not familiar with BlueScreenView but it should work just the same

The Prodigy has an unorthodox layout and airflow isn't all that great, the DS Cube isn't that great of an aircooling case either in its stock form, you would have to kit both cases with good fans to get decent airflow. It can be a challenge in terms of the power supply, if the power supply is modular you would have to attach the necessary cables before installing the power supply, unless you have Linus sized hands to attach them afterwards, everything else is a breeze though. Oh and if you plan on changing CPU coolers that require backplates, you will have to take out the motherboard because there is no way to access the back of it once it's installed.

Hmmm, still BSODs huh....try running everything at default settings then check the memory dump with WinDbg. I await your feedback

MSI R9 290 TF here, couldn't pass a brand new one for $260 :lol:

Precisely