Violeta

This is the most bullshit graph I've ever seen in my life.

Well that was a quick decision, only took a single post.  Hopefully they'll serve you well, Sennheiser would be my choice as well, although best way to decide on headphones' comfort and audio is to actually try them, you can't know otherwise. Maybe ask at a hi-fi store around if they carry both models or if they can ship them for a try? Most audiophile places have services like that due to the nature of the clients and the usual cost that goes with it. 

You'll probably be able to score 2 new 980Ti's after the 1080 launches, because the sales of older tech are gonna start and you might find cards for 400-500 euros (currently being 800ish). 

I have a 980ti
 
First of all, what I feel is that I'm not going to judge a card based on what sellers claim it will be, I'll judge them based on in-game benchmarks, both in Framerate and temperatures.
 
Second of all, considering price drops it's better to get a second 980ti/Titan rather then getting a 1080 and getting SLI for more performance.
 
And thirdly, it depends on what you use it for, I have a 980ti on a 1080p 144hz monitor I don't want a 27" screen and right now everything runs silky smooth(Overwatch maxed at 150-154FPS for instance) so why do I need more performance? sure if you want to go 4K gaming @60FPS go for it, but I don't

Remember that time vessel asked us for our credit card, then i didnt get to watch my daily LTT video...
 
yeah like this 

I just cancelled my Vessel account. While I do understand and like the idea of paid early access as a way to support the content creators, it was the platform that spoiled it for me. The website experience was very unpleasant and some of the key points are:
 
- Overall bad design with horrible scaling and no options for personalizing or filtering the stream.
- Unacceptable video quality for a paid service. Even on High the video looks worse than 720p on Youtube. It cannot be set to High as default, instead I have to go through resetting from auto every time, often causing the video to get stuck or having to reload.
- Much like the previous comment, if the video is paused for a short time, the page times out.
- Quite pointless comment integration. It tries to bring some sort of community a voice, but the execution is very short on that. No clear reply structure or a way to keep track on the comments. From what I've read in this thread, quite a few people haven't even noticed there is the option to comment because it's buried under other videos.  
- The most unpleasant feature has to be the annoying content push straight into my stream as "suggestions", often taking more space than the videos I would actually be  paying to support if I was a regular Vessel client.
 
I honestly have no clue how a platform this incomprehensible has achieved the popularity and client-base it has. I'm okay with waiting for the content to get to youtube when it does and Vessel is one less platform for me to keep track of.  

Skype is owned by Microsoft. This is a third party program. It makes a huge difference.
 
It might be 1 single app that we know of, so far. This one app however shows that Microsoft has changed their minds about not including bloatware in Windows. Microsoft are following the footsteps of Android in an area I really don't want them to (a place even Samsung realized was so detrimental to the user experience they backed away from it).
 
 
 
I'm sorry but it seems like you missed my question and I would like to see your answer.
"If you were going to install Windows 10 on your computer and could choose between one version that was just the regular Microsoft stuff, and one version with candy crush, McAfee, ask toolbar and a bunch of other bloatware for example HP includes, which version would you pick?"
All the stuff OEMs such as HP has included have been removable as well.
 
When did I say we should burn Microsoft to the ground? All I said was that I don't like bloatware and I think including it in the OS makes the OS worse. The benefits of Windows 10 still seems to far outweigh the very few drawbacks, but that doesn't mean I shouldn't complain when they are doing something I think we all agree is a bad move (does anyone here like all the preinstalled third party apps on Android and OEM versions of Windows?).
 
 
So can anyone explain to me how this makes the OS better? I don't want "it's just ONE game", "it's free" or "it's easy to uninstall". I want a solid argument how this makes the OS better. I got 1 argument for why it makes it worse, "I don't want any bloatware when doing a clean install". If the drawbacks don't outweigh the benefits then it is a bad move that shouldn't be done.
 
 
 
That is not true. For example on the Galaxy S 6 you can uninstall pretty much all of the included third party apps, and people still complained (rightfully so).
How is it difficult to uninstall the stuff OEMs add? You uninstall it like any other program from the control panel.
 
 
 
"No one complained when Google bundled Google Search with their phones. How is what Samsung does any different? Heck you can actually full UNINSTALL a lot of the Samsung stuff. Doesn't that make it better?"
No it doesn't make it better than "not having bloatware come with the OS to begin with".

lmao

Space Cadets, was the best pinball game ever! Until some dingle berry, deleted the source code (which is why it was never updated)

Anyone remember Windows Vista and all the pre-installed bloatware "features" it had?
I don't think the outrage among people here is because there will be X game pre-installed in their future Windows, it's the fact that there is one more thing a person has to go through and remove before actually using the system (by remove i mean uninstall, disabling something doesn't really make it go away, it just becomes outdated while still taking space). Much like it happens with smartphones - before you input your information and accounts, better disable all the bloatware so they don't start asking for updates every hour and cause your phone to lag and fail (low end smartphones are especially guilty of that, no matter the OS).
 
While I do understand the reason behind all these "features", I also think there should be a paid bloatware-free option (because if something is free, usually means that you're the product). 

Real Life.

If there is, and it's legal, I'm tempted.

Yea go look at some of samsungs android roms and you'll shoot yourself in the head before you say that again. I'm not okay with bloatware when all it does it take up system resources weather it be HDD space or processing power. Also if they were to keep doing this the app makers could use their pre-installed programs for malicious means. Like collecting data they shouldn't have access to. It's too slippery a slope in my opinion...

Well I for one cant stand apps lying around I dont use that cries for updates all the time, same as in android phone and such. Give me a payed option so I can atleast get rid of the pieace of crap that they install for no apperent reason.

If it's easy enough to remove/disable and it's being included to subsidize the cost, then I'm okay with it.

I just cancelled my Vessel account. While I do understand and like the idea of paid early access as a way to support the content creators, it was the platform that spoiled it for me. The website experience was very unpleasant and some of the key points are:
 
- Overall bad design with horrible scaling and no options for personalizing or filtering the stream.
- Unacceptable video quality for a paid service. Even on High the video looks worse than 720p on Youtube. It cannot be set to High as default, instead I have to go through resetting from auto every time, often causing the video to get stuck or having to reload.
- Much like the previous comment, if the video is paused for a short time, the page times out.
- Quite pointless comment integration. It tries to bring some sort of community a voice, but the execution is very short on that. No clear reply structure or a way to keep track on the comments. From what I've read in this thread, quite a few people haven't even noticed there is the option to comment because it's buried under other videos.  
- The most unpleasant feature has to be the annoying content push straight into my stream as "suggestions", often taking more space than the videos I would actually be  paying to support if I was a regular Vessel client.
 
I honestly have no clue how a platform this incomprehensible has achieved the popularity and client-base it has. I'm okay with waiting for the content to get to youtube when it does and Vessel is one less platform for me to keep track of.  

It's probably better than WoW at this moment.

Download it and install it on each computer then either login to each PC with the ID and password generated/set or create an account to store each login and password and just use the list of available computers, its very simple to use once you get started you should be able to figure it out.