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Jambu95

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  1. Yeah right, we could see what kind of custom pcb Sapphire and MSI can make, and future driver support might push it even further.
  2. Was hoping that the performance of RX480 could be able to reach at least somewhere between GTX970 and 980, a little bit dissappointed in the inside
  3. I think you might want to try out some games or other benchmarks and check the temps from there, try to eliminate the possibility of false reading from either applications.
  4. On most of the mice we've seen, the click button and the body come together in one piece, so when you click it's effectively bending the plastic (negligible bending though). For the g900 it's a different case, Logitech separated the click buttons from the body by using a hinge of some sort, so bending would not occur, but a loose hinge or just a minimal gap between the horizontal distance of the hinge and the button will wiggle the buttons (plate of the buttons)
  5. It depends on what application you use and your preference, do you prefer lightweight tablet/laptop hybrid, or a general laptop?
  6. 390, not the 390x. edit : @App4that, i was directly replying to the op, because sometimes when people go to the local hardware store they went with a wrong card.
  7. So i just saw it on newegg : http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834233068 With the promotion code the grand total is $1399 (not including $5 shipping) Is this deal worth the money? Promotion ends 22th November 2015. NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980M 8 GB GDDR5 4th Generation Intel Core i7 4710HQ (2.50 GHz) 16 GB Memory 1 TB HDD 128 GB SSD 15.6" FHD 1920 x 1080 15.16" x 10.63" x 0.83" 5.09 lbs. 9.5 mm DVD
  8. Gigabyte's g1 gaming? One hell of an overclock beast if you ask me
  9. handle all aio with great care, the most vulnerable part imo is the tubing, apply too much tension on it it might just pop off
  10. It works for the first time but not after cleaning thoughEDIT: power supply cable's fuse blown up, replaced the cable and it worked like magic
  11. I didn't disassemble my psu, I just took it out of my pc case
  12. Ok, so I took apart my pc for dusting, just used a small can of compressed air, out of curiosity I tried the paper clip test, green cable and a black ground cable, it works, so I continue doing my thing, blow some air to clear some dust, after that my psu is dead, failed the paper clip test, and wont power up, no signs of life, how strange is that, its a cooler master gx 650 bronze, still working fine before I used the compressed air EDIT: TOOK APART MY PC! Not psu, sorry for the confusion
  13. Take out your original 2 gpus and just replace it with the new one, either slot should do it doesn't matter, just that when you removing those twins make sure the pci slot isn't locked.
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