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All the weights are removed from it, it still weighs like 125 grams, whilst G303 is only ~85 grams.

It's still considered pretty heavy without the weights, I like the weight of it though tbh. But not everyone does.

The Ti version has a different, faster GPU and 50% more VRAM. As such, a 'slower' 980ti (lower clocks) will still greatly outperform a GTX 980. Also, advertised clock speeds are unreliable, as the card usually runs much faster.  Luke has a video on this.

Hi everyone,
 
I am looking for a Graphics Card that supports a 5K resolution while using 256GB of Memory or higher. I do a lot of RAM-Extensive PC Gaming, while rendering 4K videos and animations. Does anyone have a 5K Display (Or 3)? I am looking to see if all 3 of my 5K displays will work with any Graphics Card. I would prefer an NVIDIA, but AMD seems to be the only 5K possibility. Can someone give a thought?
 
P.S. This topic was removed for some reason.

At the moment only the 1151 chipsets support Intel's thunderbolt controller, as AMD hasn't released a new chipset in a while and the X99 chipset has just had its round of updates, mostly with usb 3.1 but no thunderbolt. No faster 1151 cpus will come out until late this year / early next year.

I swear to god, when i rad the post i thought you wanted to turn your Graphics card cooler into a "CPU COOLER"  

Think it would look good, might be hard to explain to friends / relatives what it is. Be prepared for the 'omg such a waste' response.

A few things
 
1. That kind of link aggregation I showed only works on Windows 8+ right now. No support on FreeNAS, unRAID, or any of the other NAS OSes I've demo'ed before. Sorry
 
2. Can't think of a reason to use RAID50 for a magnetic NAS. If you're using gigabit (which you are unless you're using Windows or buying 10G equipment) a single drive can more than saturate your link anyway. No need to throw striping into the mix.
 
3. I'm really impressed with unRAID - it's $90 for the license you need but the way it does data protection enables simpler recovery of files in the event of even a full array failure, and the virtualization and docker stuff makes the NAS much more capable (more easily) than other systems if you want the machine to do more than just serve files.
 
Full disclosure though - and you heard it here first I guess - we are in talks with Lime Tech about potentially investing in them because of what I've seen in their current product and their roadmap.

Think it would look good, might be hard to explain to friends / relatives what it is. Be prepared for the 'omg such a waste' response.

The link is broken because the auction has ended

Thanks for the link. It is a pretty good deal, and that processor is fine for school work.

I think you a missing the point.

I think you a missing the point.

It costs more because it is newer, and intel can charge more for it. After all, 6 > 5.

AMD's next-gen architecture is Greenland not Fiji.

We cannot know that yet imo, but I really hope that AMD does well with the next-gen GPUs. For the sake of competition on the market and against Nvidia's monopoly

Quite a small monitor for a desktop...
 
Other than that looks good.

a 390 sapphire is the best 970 imo 

And I think it's time you changed your title. Chief Microsoft Fan? sureeeeeee.
 
Edit: Only 12 hours later, and now its Chief Windows Phone Fan. Makes a bit more sense

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