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SuchIlluminati

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  • Biography
    I came, I saw, I conquered.

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  • CPU
    i7 6700K
  • Motherboard
    MSI Z170A KRAIT GAMING 3X
  • RAM
    2×8GB Crucial Ballistix Sport LT DDR4
  • GPU
    MSI GTX 660 Ti Power Edition OC
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    NZXT S340 White
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    Samsung 750 EVO 500GB
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    Corsair RM750x
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    Samsung U28E590D
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    NZXT Kraken X61
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    Windows 10 Education
  1. Nah. I'll wait for the KFA2 GeForce GTX 1080 Ti Hall Of Fame
  2. You can play CSGO at ultra 4k with something like an R9 390
  3. Quadro's are just normal desktop GPU's but with more and ECC RAM and they are more durable. For example, the Quadro M5000 and the GTX 980 use the same GPU but the Quadro has more memory (8 vs 4GB).
  4. There is no single GPU that can run every game at 60fps, at ultra and at 4K. SLI 1080 should be able to get >60fps, >80fps at some games, but only in games that properly support SLI.
  5. If you really want to focus on video editing and file compression, I would reccomend the i7 6800K, it costs €452,01 on this website: https://azerty.nl/8-6127-938171/intel-core-i7-6800k-3-4-ghz.html. If you also want good gaming performance you should get the i7 6700K. Its slower than the i7 6800K in video editing and file compression but not by a huge amount, and you'll have much better single core performance.
  6. I know what he means and that he said it wrong. He means that you can use more than 1 in a multi-gpu configuration, which is impossible with the GTX 1060
  7. I think he means that you can use more than 1 RX 480 (crossfire) but you can't with the GTX 1060, because it doesn't support SLI
  8. If you overclock the i7 6700K you should be good.
  9. I would't really reccomend a custom cooler when you're on a budget. I think a decent air cooler will be fine.
  10. The R9 290X is faster than the RX 470 The RX 470 is newer and runs cooler
  11. It only really matters when you're playing at very high resolutions like 4K. but seeing that the RX 480 is cheaper you should go with that
  12. The RX 480 and R9 390 are basically the same when it comes to performance. The RX 480 has a lower TDP and is newer and cheaper.
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