NoRomanBatmansAllowed

I can confidently state that 360 is... bloatware if you're being polite.
 
Would be interesting seeing a world-wide big AV comparison video. You've got people for english, Dennis for chinese (though maybe not simplified), and Russian covered, so that should work out great.

850m is much faster than the cpu alone. You want cuda here.

Why not try both? My bet is on CUDA.

It looks rubber dome-ish.

It looks rubber dome-ish.

It looks rubber dome-ish.

You need to upgrade basically everything, except maybe the RAM.

If you put that in your other computer's PCIe slot, and the same blue problem happens, then it's probably the card that's broken.

Fractal Design makes beautifull cases, and their R5/R6 can be bought without a window!
also, i know that the R5 can definitely house a DVD drive, tough i'm not sure about the R6.

Easy way to fill bays is hard drive caddies like these.

I don't see any mention of encryption here.

I get there are beginners, all of us were at some point.
 
I just don't get how base64 factors into this whatsoever.

If you search this forum for 'SLI' you'll see threads pretty much daily discussing this very topic.
 
TLDR; version is that around 70-80% of current titles support it somewhat, with a few games that refuse to run or just don't benefit at all.
 
Whether or not something is 'worth the effort' is a decision only you can make. What is 'worth it' to me may be totally different from what is 'worth it' to you, and vice versa.
 
Basically you'll want to do this checklist:
Do you need MOAR fps? Does your monitor support MOAR fps than you currently get? Do the games you play/want to play support SLI? Do you already have a single top-of-the-line card that can SLI? (as of today that would be a 1080 Ti or Titan Xp) Will adding another $800-1200 card give you the MOAR fps that you want? If you say yes to all of those things, then probably it would be 'worth it' to you.
 
Since you said you already bought a second 1080 for SLI, it is already a moot point either way but in the future that is what you should ask yourself.

Remember, you still need to cough up another $40-50 for the HB SLI bridge.

If it doesn't have an RGB header and you want to control the lights you'll need to get an RGB fan hub/controller.

Basically all PSUs are compatible, unless you're talking about some ancient PSU that's 20 years old.
 
Just get a decent wattage, and something relatively high up the PSU tier list  (it can be found on this forum in the PSU section)

Basically all PSUs are compatible, unless you're talking about some ancient PSU that's 20 years old.
 
Just get a decent wattage, and something relatively high up the PSU tier list  (it can be found on this forum in the PSU section)

It has and will continue declining.

Yep, that'll work just fine.

yay, my card keeps its value

Just shove an android image onto the RPi and install a random instant messaging app that has voice chat.
 
Done.
 

UDOO BOLT: Raising the maker world to the next level

Specs:
AMD is doing absolutely stunningly with Ryzen™ and at the moment of writing this, UDOO has managed to get this kickstarted at 100,206 US$ out of their $100,000 goal in just 4 hours!!!! .
Who here is going to be getting this as an HTPC?
While the price for the slower board with 4GB of DDR4-2400 and a PSU is 298$, just the faster board is available for early birds 279$.
It's selling like hot cakes with 93 out of 125 sold so far.
I hope this meets the guidelines.

So every one of windows 10 on the microsoft website is full retail version, correct? @NoRomanBatmansAllowed

probably a good idea to use spell check in the future.... 

One of these will have to give; all three isn't possible.

unplug your computer