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  1. N3v3r3nding_Newb
    I'd like the Excalibur v2 because I'm building my first pc over the summer and not having to buy a keyboard would be fantastic!
  2. N3v3r3nding_Newb
    It doesn't matter. It still shows that Polaris is coming... soon! I also doubt that they'd release a low-end product without releasing a high-end either beforehand or following very, very closely on the low-end's heels.
  3. N3v3r3nding_Newb
    According to the website "mobipicker," AMD's head, Srinivasan M., said that Polaris will double performance per watt. http://www.mobipicker.com/amds-polaris-to-double-performance-per-watt-india-head-srinivasan-m/
  4. N3v3r3nding_Newb
    Whichever gets more performance per dollar is the one I'm gonna go with. Probably AMD, but Nvidia might be it. The less-pricey adaptive sync monitor is a good point. I did just read this forum topic, though, that says that Pascal could very well not live up to gaming expectations
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    Thanks for the help! Those were some great suggestions. All I did was change my SSD to bring it back down closer to budget. It costs $20.00 less, but doesn't sacrifice much speed. Thanks again.
  7. N3v3r3nding_Newb
    As I said, I'll be upgrading the monitor later. Right now I'd rather get the pc hardware great, and then worry 'bout the monitor when I get more cash.
  8. N3v3r3nding_Newb
    I have a slight dilemma. I am building a rig this summer mainly for gaming. I can't really decide, though, which build I should go for. I have made two different parts lists (http://pcpartpicker.com/p/2rN7zy vs. http://pcpartpicker.com/p/2cZg23). This will be my first build. I am running off a 7-year-old Lenovo Ideapad Z-570 right now, so I felt like it was time for an upgrade. I have a current budget of roughly $2,000.00 (USD). I will be upgrading things like the monitor at a later date. I play mostly strategy games, but I will also dabble in more graphics-intensive titles like Arma 3 when I finally get a computer that can handle such games. I am currently leaning towards the build with the 980 ti, but didn't know if my performance in strategy games would take a noticeable hit if I went that path. Any suggestions to make it better are welcomed, and I thank you all in advance for your assistance.
  9. N3v3r3nding_Newb
    I've never had an SSD, but would absolutely love to have one. I am currently saving up to buy an SSD, but if I win this, I wouldn't have to.
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