Swietlix

Nope, its confirmed Scorpio is a true 4K machine, most likely it'll be at 30 FPS but it will be native unlike the PS4 Pro which does upscale.

Looks fantastic :o

I chose AMD (7950 to be exact) because of the better price/performance ratio, and the Never Settle bundle. 
 
EDIT: Forgot to mention bitcoin mining, although I don't do much mining anymore. 

I chose AMD over Nvidia because it was cheap and was the best performer for the price at the time.

The best one I've experienced is when people call any form of internet "wifi"

I recently got a Cooler Master Hyper Tx3 and can certainly recommend it. It looks pretty good imo and works very well for the money (dropped my idle and max temps by 20C compared to stock).

well, you asked...

 
defiantly helps with wrist support for those long hours of gaming.

http://www.memoryexpress.com/Products/MX43821
  C60M1-I w/ AMD C-60 APU, few of my friendsa run it for their htpc running xbmc just slapped ram in it and a hdd using onboard video for 1080p

Hi all!
 
This is my first post on this forum, I've been following Linus & Slick for a little while now and have decided to join this great forum!! Lots of nice threads :)  and very nice builds..
 
I'm one of the lucky ones who managed to score a 900D on Corsair's website when they did a flash sale about a month ago, all I can say is that this case is unbelievably good and is somehow close to perfection when it come to water cooling.
 
I've gone for a red/black theme with a touch of titanium/grey, mainly EK fittings and water cooling parts where used for this build.
 

 
As you can see, I didn't bother water cooling the graphics cards, makes it easier to upgrade them in the future (probably the only parts I will upgrade in the years to come).
 

 

 

 

 

 
I will add the list of parts I've used for my build later today and will try to list the fittings as well (too many fittings).
 
I will also upload some benchmark and temps monitor screenshots for those who are interested ;) .
 
 
 

you guys are all tiny dwarves in comparison with my speed 

i HATED red dead. wasnt worth it.

I wouldn't say it can die when i'm playing, and the sensor is good WHEN it's working. I also thought i'd be fine without changing the dpi, but as i said it can randomly change dpi. For example i'm gaming at 2000 and suddenly it changes itself to like 400, despite still showing it is at 2000, then i have to bump it upto 4000dpi, and after that that it'll stutter for about 30sec. This occurs both when using a cloth and hard mousepad, aswell as just using it on a wooden desk.

I don't know about the naga, but i have the ouroboros and it is a great mouse if you look at the build quality, buttons and so, but the sensor is SH*T. It keeps on stuttering when you change the dpi, and sometimes even if you go right up to 8200 it wil behave like it's at 600. Also when you turn on your pc, and synapse isn't on yet it'll run on 8200 dpi for like the first 5 min or so, making it unusuable.