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bored-man

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About bored-man

  • Birthday Oct 21, 1988

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  • Gender
    Male

System

  • CPU
    i7 3770k
  • Motherboard
    MSI Z-97-G43
  • RAM
    8GB DDR3 1600Mhz
  • GPU
    Sappthire ATI HD 7950 Vapor-X
  • Storage
    Kingston SSD 120GB + 1TB WD HDD + 1 TB dead external :(
  • Display(s)
    iiyama ProLite X2377HDS x2
  • Keyboard
    Logitech G510
  • Mouse
    Logitech G600
  • Operating System
    Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Hackintosh

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  1. Anyone ordered one of those recently (not sure if region matters but if so talking about EU)? Are they still struggling with QA issues? Im really tempted to get it. Any speculations about it future sucessor maybe?
  2. Definietly couch gaming possibility is most exciting! Small box with great power! Good luck everyone!
  3. Yeah I've heard that before, and even wondered about it myself. So wonder if I wouldn't be better with getting screen now and waiting with Graphic for Pascal. I mean on paper upgrade to 7950 to 970 is about + 45% in performance. I see. Thanks for answer. Well you hit valid points. I could go for 1440p monitor + ram/SSD for now and wait for Pascal. Most games I'm around 40-60FPS with a lot of stuff maxed. (sometimes something lowered )
  4. Where I live cheapest 980Ti starts at 640€ So yeah out of picture sadly
  5. Hello! I'm thinking about upgrading my PC finally (I'll put spec below post) and I think the graphic card might be the best choice. I have budget below and it seems that in my country my options are R9 390 (prices between -), GTX 970 (-), and R9 390x ( -). I was leaning towards GTX (just my thing - usually hoping between ATI and NVIDIA each upgrade). But extra VRAM on ATI seems tempting. What's about DX12 favoring ATI in early benchmarks? Any changes in that? Also I've heard that 970 is way better to OC than 390. How it's the case without watercooling OC? Beside gaming I also do graphic, 3d graphic, movies post-production and photography. Choosing cheaper card would probably allow me to get extra RAM or SSD Depending how much I'll save up. For now my work enviorment is 2x1080p, but planning getting extra 1440p next year. So If i go with 390 or 390x will my PCU PSU will handle extra power usage? Or maybe I should upgrade something completly different? EDIT: Or maybe I should hold off with graphic card get monitor now and wait for new generation of cards? Hit me up. And thanks in advance! Current build: Intel Core i7-3770K, 3.5GHz OC @4.20GHz Sapphire Radeon HD7950 3072MB OC MSI Z77A-G45 Intel Z77 LGA 1155 Be Quiet! Pure Power BQT L8-CM-530W, 80 plus BRONZE Corsair XMS3 8GB, 1600MHz DDR3 HyperX 120GB 3K SSD Seagate Barracuda, 3.5\'\', 1TB
  6. Love selective focus . Whole camera is awesome imo. Good luck everyone and thanks for doing this!
  7. Spotify or Google Music atm IMO, I would love to try Apple Music as I tend to try all music streaming services, but not being able to use it on Android (for now) is a no go for me.
  8. Yeah I agree with you. Even despite I hate GIMP so much. I would love Adobe to do Video Editor package as they did for Photography where for $9.99 or ~13€ per month you get Lightroom and Photoshop.
  9. Yeah, I'm not switching yet. I like what they did so far with it, but few quirks that bother me to much to make it daily driver. Anyone have idea how accurate browser benchmark sites are? http://web.basemark.com/ http://peacekeeper.futuremark.com/ In both cases Chrome wins with everything else.
  10. Being with Win 10 since the beginning of insider program, i really got used to it. Love it, never coming back.
  11. Even if you have GTX I would check Open Broadcasting Software instead. IMO better in long run. Also heard that Shadowplay sometimes have sound quality issues.
  12. If you gonna use it for one project you can give Adobe Premiere and After Effects a try, AFIK they extended free trial to 60 days now. Sadly after that time you have to pay for it. But difference between any free software and Adobe (or Sony Vegas for that matter) is huge.
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