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I'll be getting the XPS 15 refresh almost surely, unless a more amazing laptop coes out at the same time. My concern is, is there any chance they can put a 1050 in it instead of a 1050 Ti? The Ti is the least I will accept because I was initially hoping it would have a 1060.

I'll be a good guy here. I have an old SATA2 system that already has a kingston V300 inside and won't get any better until I upgrade it, so if I get one of these SSDs I'll give it to my big brother who can leverage all the R/W speed. Good luck to everyone else!

I'm a classic right handed user so the Kova will fulfill all my needs. Way more dpi that what I generally need, so it will surely be appreciated

I remember the older HTC One series promo videos that also boasted their elegant build process and whatnot, but sadly nowadays their design team are working as janitors

I honestly wouldn't be surprised if there's someone out there who overclocked the 3DS to run an Win 95 or alike on it

Could you elaborate a bit more what she'll be using it for? There's a lot of other factors when choosing a somewhat future proof phone (if you don't plan on changing it within 2 years) - screen size, camera, onboard memory, ram, the list goes on. If you won't be getting an upgrade within that time interval I'd go for something with a 5in + screen and more than a gig of ram. Plus perhaps 16gb of storage instead of 8 if you won't be using an SD card. My mom only uses her phone for facebook, email, calling and the occasional youtube video, and any phone can handle that, even the cheapo samsungs that are stuck on android 4.1~4.2. I'm saying that cause she's on a 1st gen Galaxy Core and there are barely any hickups at all. If your mom will be doing anything more demanding than that I'd go for some of the devices on the second list. Yes, the Xperia E4 is alright, but you can get more bang for your buck with some of Samsung and Sony's midrangers or HTC's older Desire phones for example. As a user of HTC I can tell you their flagships suck, but the value oriented Desires are pretty great. Look for the Desire 816 and Desire 626, which are both well below $200, in some places below $150 and are pretty adequate fairly premium phones. You could probably even find a One M7 for around that price if you look hard enough and that's an iconic 2013 flagship. What I'm trying to say here is that cheap entry level crapphones really aren't worth it when you have decent midrangers for as little as $20 more. So do some research. If you're in the states you can get a nice carrier dieal with AT&T or Verizon on the phones I mentioned above. Good luck and hope I helped

Looks great for a living room multimedia PC you can hide behind the TV and do all sorts of stuff with. I'll provide it a nice home <3

Yeah, I've read about people who lost their chips within months with really aggressive clocks. 45nm seems to be far more delicate than 65nm and power spikes from enabled LLC can kill them Auto voltage is tricky because while it provides a wider margin for stability it overcompensates waay too much for voltage, raising temps and power bills Still waiting for an actual reply to my question btw

Alright, update to the aforementioned rig. Everything is assembled, latest drivers, time to OC. I did manage to get the system to a stable 3.2GHz at a relatively low voltage with a couple of hours of prime 95 and temps between 52 and 56C.

Alright, I'll do some gravedigging on this topic cause I'm in a similar predicament, trying to OC a ghetto build. INVENTORY: Gigabyte EP45T-UD3P Mobo Core 2 Quad Q9550 (2830mhz stock, 8.5 multiplier) Some generic Hynix 8gb DDR3 1600 ram GTX 760 MSI Twin Frozr HDD and SSD, not really relevant I left my old LGA775 rig to my little bro and I want to upgrade it a bit and OC it to milk out some more life out of it until I get him a proper skylake build sometime next year. The rig had a different mobo (gigabyte ep35-ds3l) so really I'm changing the GPU, cooler and mobo with a better one, cause the q9550 is still pretty great. I tried to get the best fully compatible parts without making a new rig (all second hand needless to say) cause after all the purpose of this scrap build is to last a year of gaming before being reverted back to stock and repurpoced as a home pc or something. None of the parts are currently assembled, so I'll add some pics when I put them together and start OCing. TL;DR - I'm wondering if someone's used this mobo and could suggest some specific fsb:ram ratios this mobo likes for good clocks. I've heard this cpu easily gets to 3.4ghz at FSB 400 but I'd like to get it to 3.8 or maybe 4ghz. The cooler I'm using is a Thermaltake Frio Silent 14 165W so that shouldn't be a problem. My main concern here is that I could mess up the ratios, this being DDR3 and thus acting differently. I don't wanna fry the ram if I run it 1800mhz at say 450 FSB, so I'll appreciate any input

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