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Jokes on you! I already got mine thanks to T-Mobile completely fucking over Samsung on this one

The game runs actually rather well now, it sure as hell ran like shit for the first month and a half or so, but for the most part it's been sorted out. It's hard for me to 100% say it runs great because I have quite above recommended specs for the game so to me it can be deceiving as to someone else it may be another story.

I just can't get enough of this game at these settings, I may even push it farther and see how high I can go before the game becomes unplayable at <40 fps

I have to say Forza Horizon 3 at 4K Ultra 60 FPS with Nvidia's recommended optimizations can look super nice. Almost makes you feel as if you compare this to past racing games you thought had "spectacular" graphics like the early on Burnout games, you realize "damn, we've come a long way"

Hey all, I haven't posted much here but I am in a bit of dispute with myself about how I want to go about adding a second 380x to my current system. Currently I have bounced from the Sapphire 380x that was defective and made awful noises under load to the Gigabyte G1 R9 380x which is superb, however since I got that dosh back from taxes this year, I wanted to invest some more into my rig. I don't want to shell out an arm and a leg for a new GPU and I don't want the "Nvidia fanboy" bull shit because I have an AMD Freesync ultrawide already from LG and my 380x is already outside return policy and is almost still brand new. Price wise I'm up to 260 range as that's the more expensive side I've found and would not like to cut out of my tax refund paying off other bills that aren't entirely important. I prefer Microcenter as I can pick it up in person as I am very impatient and plus gas is only $1.38 a gallon so driving a half hour for me doesn't even make a difference, otherwise I'm also fine with Newegg and Amazon Questions 1) Should I (or can I) crossfire two 380x's that are different brands I.E. Gigabyte and Asus STRIX edition 380x 2) Is it possible to put a 380x and a plain 380 together in crossfire (have had no luck in finding this out on google, even with AMD's compatibility chart) My current specs are: i7 5930k with H105 for cooling 3X Samsung 850 Evo's (1X 250 and 2X 500) 1TB WD Blue 2TB Seagate barracuda Gigabyte G1 R9 380x 24GB 2666 MHz quad channel DDR4 750Watt Corsair CX750M Gigabyte X99-SLI Motherboard

Thanks guys for the help, thanks to ebay I found it at a relatively good price

I know this may or may not have been answered here before, but, after thourough and exhaustive searches of many kinds between these forums and google, I cannot seem to find where this thing exists: If anyone knows where to buy one, I would like to know, money always talks

I will gladly send you my 2 Xeon 5150's I have from when I upgraded to X5355's on my craigslist bargain 06 Mac Pro. I even have all the bubble wrap, baggie and all that the new ones arrived in still.

I did the right thing and contributed for this album, although it sounds really funny when you drop the pitch on either track 4 or 5 I believe it was. $3.00 USD isn't all that much and it is the season after all guys, let's give to our favorite tech junkies on the web

I would have to give that a 8/10, the main thing that bothers me is that the center wheel logo is upside down . Otherwise it has great composition and alignment.