pixpaxis

Ive recently been pondering on if I ever get 2 or 3 monitors on which ones I should get. I wanted to do something like this but I am having trouble finding monitors compatible with this kind of setup.

I've run into a real problem on where to put my PC because my floor is carpet. Placing it on my desk would cause the tempered glass to bow a lot and I'm afraid of suffocating my power supply. I don't know if aiming my power supply fan upwards would cause any airflow problems so I would like some help sorting this out.

Im planning on around 1000-1200 dollars and ive already planned out around 900 dollars on the other parts.

Would anyone happen to know the best budget graphics card for a 1080p 21:9 monitor?

Then I would say 980ti all the way

Although they are similarly priced I believe that the dual 970 config would bring greater performance but it would be more power hungry than the single 980ti. Also certain games do not support SLI so your best bet is the single 980ti but dual 970's would look better.

I believe June 11th

Seriously like how many? Or how many people aren't gonna spend any?

Did anyone else seem to get DST if they already owned the game? Seems like people who bought it would be mad about now.

I recently just got my NZXT Source 220 and I plan on modding it in the future but ive run into a problem. The 220 doesn't have any rubber grommets in place and it makes the cable management look terrible. I was wondering if anyone knew any place that sells rubber grommets for PC cases. I can give the size of the holes if needed.

I wish I could refund bad rats

Man I wish the case was available for purchase like a week or so ago. I had 50 dollars to spend on a case for my budget build a while back and this would have been amazingly helpful because I go to LANs with my computer very frequently. Probably gonna buy it for my next PC.

If you plan to use it for gaming I would suggest this monitor: http://goo.gl/J9SaUz. Another one that I heard was good was this: http://goo.gl/TMlS2c Read some reviews before you buy one to make sure you get what you want.