Ian Schmid

i cant see them iam at school
nooooooooooooooooo
;(

why is it called tiny Titan but doesnt have a titan in it ;(

why is it called tiny Titan but doesnt have a titan in it ;(

http://www.pccasegear.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=207_314&products_id=26116
so pretty much this ??????

what are you needing to pick up skype???
make sure you have the right device selected in the program

well that was a good waste of $1000 :D

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haha your funny

gaming 5 and yes but you might have to update the BIOS

when your smarter than the school IT guys

okay didn't know that Thank

i would wait 980ti (if it is in your budget)
and i believe there is new intel cpus coming out soon

Thanks for all the replys guys, I would of realy loved to get the titan z but the price to performance just inst justified. I think the titan x is the way to go or maybe wait till the next nvidia card!
maybe I usually buy my gear from pccasegear. not at max settings for the new games coming out, the speed is there but the 2gb vram is the problem.Thanks GtxMonster

Gaming laptops have good graphics cards in theory but will thermal throttle it into something that gets beat by a landslide by 760's in a desktop.

your making me hungry 
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The differences between 1600MHz and 1866MHz are barely noticeable. Even if it was 1600MHz it would be perfectly fine unless he was rocking an APU.

No don't bother. There is no point mate, it will only add more things to become unstable and the performance gain you wouldn't even notice.

use spotify

A 970 Ti is technically the GTX 980, the fully fledged GM204 core.

they haven't confirmed anything there might be??? but really i think it would just be pretty much the 980

Every person on this forum has built their first PC with no experience. I built mine about a year ago and it booted first try. It may seem like a big challenge but is very simple and if done right can take no time at all. There are many tutorials online, LTT has some, that are very helpful and are made for people with no experience. If you need help picking parts there are many great people on this forum that know exactly what you want. But trust me building your own will save you a ton of money you could put to raw performance instead.

looks good but no SSD

Good card what else do you really what

Good card what else do you really what

Good card what else do you really what