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Hello, So, with the release of pascal, I'll be upgrading my GPUs. I'll buy 2 or 3 GPU's to run on SLI. Anyways, I was wondering if I should just get the 1080 once it's out or wait for the "Titan"? If so, around when would it be released?

Check this: http://cpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Intel-Core-i7-6700K-vs-Intel-Core-i5-6600K/3502vs3503

Same happened to me, tried it many times but gave up. Looking forward to this thread

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Modded my Fallout 4 a bit.

Definitely buying this game once it's out.

Ohh, didn't know that.

So you can't afford either build? "Prices include shipping, taxes, and discounts when available"

For the same price ($10 less), you're getting much better performance with the build I chose. Cooler temps (better cooler), more CPU performance, better PSU; basically, better everything.

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Thank you so much! Which constellation would you go for? I'm between the Constellation Andromeda and the Constellation Aquila. Also, how much can I do now if I buy it right now? What I mean is, can I do anything of the mentioned (exploring, etc) with this Alpha version?

http://gpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Nvidia-GTX-960-vs-AMD-R9-380X/3165vs3532

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Budget?

I enjoy exploration & contraband (if possible).

With that build, you should just get a GPU.. Not like you're gonna get so much performance of overclocking your iGPU. Anyways, I believe iGPU clock speed is based on the CPU vCore.

That's actually quite impressive.

5960x, 2 980 Ti's or 1.2TB Intel 750 Series SSD most likely

I can imagine.

The reference difference between them (290 and 390) isn't that big at all, about a 5% improvement. Anyways, 2560x1440 144hz 2560x1440 GTX 980 Ti SLI X99 i7 (i7 5960x) Yes Ultra

Battlefield 5 & Ghost Recon Wildlandss

You get up to 60 fps on 5960x1080, ultra/high in most games? If so, that's impressive.