ChrisxIxCross

As soon as I saw this I just had to
 

As if iPhones weren't already oversized for their screen real estate, you have to more than double the size of the chin to add a feature it should already have.

Eh. Not a huge fan. Those who don't like phablets won't like this much either, especially for the Plus models.
If they'd made it more compact it'd be a rather cool idea.
But, Indiegogo. I wouldn't spend money until it's actually available.

"iPhone's poor battery life and obsession with thinness is stupid, I'd rather it be twice as thick and double the battery"
*case comes out to fix that*
"Case looks ugly it's too thick"
 
ugh.
 
I have a iPhone 6S, which has a pretty bad stock battery life. So I bought a battery case to fix it and now I can go 2 days of moderate use without charging. I don't understand why there's a double standard here about thinness. Apple is just letting people choose between thinness and utility by allowing for companies like Mophie and daptr to make battery cases. Prefer thinness, don't get a big case. Prefer utility, get a big case. 

Your poll makes the assumption that your population either already has an iPhone 7 or are already looking to get one, you're missing a third option in each question for those who don't have one and/or could possibly be swayed into getting one because of the case.

That aside, that feeling that you have to spend more money for functionality that you already have in previous models. Viva la capitalism!

Could have undervolted the shit out of that Titan X

God, those cases are ugly...and expensive.

EK Predator 360 with 6 Noctua NF-F12 cool my i7-5820k @ 4.5GHz and a GTX 1080 @ 2.1GHz without a problem. Temperatures and noise are great.
Before adding the GPU into the loop I ran a EVGA GTX 980Ti Hybrid, but the pump of the Hybrid was back than the loudest part in the system (even with lower voltage).
Edit: And the Hybrid couldn't cool that GPU as good as the Predator now does.

1 1080 will do fine, SLI is only viable in compatible titles, with VR it could be quite usefull to have the two cards. TITAN XP is a useless card unless you need it for workstation use, otherwise wait for the 1080ti if it comes out for better performance in a single card.

Yes I agree.  Too many problems with SLI, and Titan X is a waste of money.  Go ahead and get yourself a 1080 and upgrade to 1080 ti in a few months.  Most likely the 1080 ti will have higher clock speeds and beat the titan x anyway.

I think you have a solid plan.

Found first actual photo of the card that isn't just a CG render. Seems to still be carrying the "Geforce GTX" branding despite that being removed everywhere from the cards official title on Nvidia's site. https://twitter.com/AndrewYNg/status/757734438436343808

Found first actual photo of the card that isn't just a CG render. Seems to still be carrying the "Geforce GTX" branding despite that being removed everywhere from the cards official title on Nvidia's site. https://twitter.com/AndrewYNg/status/757734438436343808

Well it is a 360 rad so you should be fine adding the titan X in the loop.
Usually it's 120 per heat source + an extra 120 for OC and to be on the safe side.
 

A 360 rad is enough for a CPU and two GPUs, so it will be fine.

maybe like 5-10

Hmmm that doesn't seem too bad. I currently run the 980 Ti Hybrid atm and with a single 120 the hottest it ever gets is around 60c 

For the 1080 Ti definitely, as for the Titan the best we can expect is a Hybrid/AIO version from EVGA.

Of course you can say that, that's not rude or anything in the slightest.  Just be like "I wasn't here on payday, could I have my paycheck please?"

It's just called Geforce X because they don't know what naming scheme Nvidia will be using with the new gpus

This is interesting, but i hope it is either WW2 cos of the nostalgia and replayability or Bad Company 3 for the great campaign of the first 2 games. 
Here is the picture that sparked the rumour:

 
We will eventually find out when E3 2016 rolls around, until then, keep the rumour train rolling...
http://www.pcgamer.com/battlefield-5-rumored-to-be-set-in-world-war-one/

Then good news. Windows Store is a fairly simple store layout. And it doesn't need to run to operate the apps.
Once installed, you just run your game like you do with Calculator, or Chrome, or Firefox, or Notepad, and it just runs.
All the game features are in the XBox app, so it is up to you if you want it or not.
 
You should have no pop-ups or anything. As for sending e-mails, I have never received any marketing e-mail from Microsoft from in store purchases.
I do recall the check box being there when creating my Microsoft account, but it has been a long time. Just make sure it isn't check if you see it. I don't recall Microsoft ever hiding this, or having it checked by default (the check by default is probably to comply with Canadian laws, however).
 

1440p is a high resolution. The fact that a single card can run this game is good. You seem to forget that until the 980ti most single card configs would struggle at that resolution.

Intel is so obsessed with lakes and bridges that go over them.    I'll read the article in a sec.

Kinda reminds a bit of the lawsuit against Pied Piper on Silicon Valley haha