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Steelseries QCK or Pc GamingRace both make mouse pads of several sizes and are both very good.  Relatively cheap as well, compared to other brands.

Get a mouse with a lower lift of distance, most FPS mice barely move at all when you lift them up. 
My G Pro has been serving me well.   It tracks up to around 1 cd thickness above my pad, so there's barely any travel when lifting to go back to center.

Those numbers are ridiculous for Haswell, I find it hard to believe unless it's water cooled.  65C while gaming seems to be generally accepted as good with them.  You must have gotten a lucky chip...
 
 
OP.  When overclocking Haswell, people normally shoot for <90C while stress testing.  As long as you're keeping staying below that you should be good.
 
Use this guide for reference.  http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/41234-intel-haswell-4670k-4770k-overclocking-guide/

Simple to learn? With such limited functionality and down right dumbed interface, it teaches itself.

My 4670k overclocks perfectly fine.   If you get lucky they're great chips, you just need to get lucky.
 
Most will be able to overclock to at least 4.4, I would say from the people on the forum.  Some people just either aren't doing it right or have awful chips.
 
Mine will run 4.6Ghz with a Hyper 212 Evo with temps no higher than 90c during stress tests.

Your telling me the next iPhone will basically be the same as the last one?No freaking way!!

My phone was perfect out of the box...
The only thing bad about the sound is the way HTC did their beats audio equalizer.
And I'm pretty sure my One is built better than your iPhone.

There's even a special case of autism in which people can see sound in colours or something

The only thing bad about the One's headphone quality is the fact that it emphasizes the highs and the lows way too much with beats audio on. And with it off it basically emphasizes in-between. So basically, people who don't listen to "popular" music are tough out of luck. If you like listening to classical music, or anything your screwed.
In my opinion the on-board amp on the One is pretty good for a phone.

Path of Exile     Been playing it quite a bit with my friends, I enjoy it.

I totally agree with you guys. EA does something good, and everybody hates on them because their servers couldn't handle the ridiculous amount of activations and downloads it was getting.
I don't see people hating on Linus or Slick when the forum goes down...
Give em' a break

I totally agree with you guys. EA does something good, and everybody hates on them because their servers couldn't handle the ridiculous amount of activations and downloads it was getting.
I don't see people hating on Linus or Slick when the forum goes down...
Give em' a break

People just accept it and get on with their lives. People are only hating on a pretty decent service (Origin) because it's EA. I like Origin, and before now I've had very few problems with it.

I'm not even gonna bother.

id say go for the msi, the gigabyte is by no means a bad board but my msi board just has a great look and feel to it and once i got my system up ad running i have had absoloutely no problems =) i am running the gd65 but the 45 cant be that different......
 
-Anubikai

Oh, I forgot. You have a horrible overclocker.... :/

New one works perfectly.  Dead card it was.  :D

4.6Ghz seems to be the best "bang for your volts" for Haswell, I would keep it at 4.6 and up your voltage a little more to get it stable.  71C at 100% load is good so you have some head room.  Just keep it below 80, and your voltage below 1.3~ (just to be safe.)

A gtx 760 is basically a 660ti on steroids so I would go for 760 over the 660 if you can go for it.

Wow, it's $600?

What?
 
Ignore this post I quoted. It has been corrected. The person merely got their temperatures mixed up.

Wrong, wrong, and wrong
 
Intel CPUs have a max core temp of over 90C(the point where they start throttling), but you should keep them in the 70C-80C range.
I prefer to keep my i7 2700K in the high 60s but it should not be damaged even at 80C+
 
it will help if you tell us exactly what CPU you have.
I am not sure about AMD CPUs.

Okay, I'll put it in safe mode before I go to bed tonight and see what happens. 

I'm not quite sure how it managed to pull this off....  
Just built a new pc (haven't bought a new gpu yet, using a old gt 220) 
 
But yeah... 7.9
I even tested it twice, and still got the same results.
 
MSI Z87 G45
4670k - stock
PNY GT 220 - Oc'd (stole from my dads computer) Plan on buying a GTX 760, or something similar.
8GB Kingston HyperX Red - stock
Sandisk Extreme 120GB
 
 

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