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Yes, that means the application is 32-bit.

well it might be a driver issue then.

are you sure the drivers are up to date? Even if they are the latest, I would still install the latest drivers from AMD's website just in case.

buy it

I've been looking at my local craigslist and I see Radeon R9 290's and R9 290X's being sold for about $200. I noticed the 290 and 290X are enthusiast last-gen cards (released in 2013) and I don't know if it's better to wait until Nvidia Pascal and AMD Arctic Islands or buy the 290/290X now.

I heard Ivy Bridge CPUs get hotter than Sandy Bridge CPUs when overclocking, and how high can I OC an i7-3770k with the Cooler Master Seidon 120M, using an ASUS P8Z77-M motherboard? and is it better to stick with a 2600k or go for the 3770k for a 24/7 OC?

I'm looking for a single 120mm water cooler for an i7-2600k 24/7 overclock. I'm a little tight on budget but anything less than $100 should be ok with me.

An AMD R9 290 or GTX 780 will work wonders for you. They're both Adobe-certified cards. If you have the extra money, an Nvidia Tesla K10 is great as well.

I would go for the G300s, but the G100s has lower price on Amazon, and has an anti-sweat coating (I have sweaty palms, especially when playing osu!), so I guess that's good for me.

What are some mice that are good for both gaming and photo/video editing? My budget is around $20-$40.

X-Plane 9/10 and Lockheed Prepar3D are not "terribly unstable". I have run X-Plane 9 on a single core Celeron with 2GB of RAM, and it was stable (barely, getting 25FPS all the time). Anyways, I guess I'll go with the GTX 950, it's not a rebrand of an older card and has a slightly lower power consumption. Also, the second-gen Maxwell architecture is much newer than the GCN 1.0 architecture for the R7 370.

Should I get the R7 370 4GB or 2GB?

What is a budget friendly GPU for light gaming and Flight simulators? I've been thinking of the GTX 950, but I don't know how long the GPU will last for me. My budget is $120-$200.

alright, so I guess LGA 1155 (Sandy and Ivy) are worth investing in then.