Solkku
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My favorite item of this bundle would probably be the power supply. After seeing Paul's review on it on Youtube I was sold.
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I'm a big fan of the AMP! Extreme Edition lighting effects. Will look very cool in a case with a window. -
I really like the waterproofing of the Z2. dbrand is great for allowing Linus to give away this phone!
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I would very much like to win, I could put that PSU to good use. B)
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In my computer I have 6 old 3.5" SATA drives, varying in sizes from 160GB to 500GB. These are just ones I've bought over the years when they've been on sale. I just haven't had the money to upgrade to a better solution. Imagine swapping all of these old ones for ONE brand spanking new 4TB drive and have way more storage than I currently do.
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Have you got any news on the GTX 760 Ti yet? Is it even coming?
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Oh ok, but Hoh.de doesn't seem to carry XFX cards, these are the two under 220 €: PowerColor Radeon HD 7950 (V2) 3GB GDDR5 @ 217,90 € Sapphire Radeon HD 7950 Boost 3GB GDDR5 @ 219,00 € Is there a difference that the sapphire one is "Boost"? I'm not up to par knowledge-wise on these Radeon cards.
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I'm not a huge fan of reference coolers, so my choice would be either: http://www.hoh.de/detail/index/sArticle/866551/sCategory/46171 or http://www.hoh.de/hardware/grafikkarten/amdati/radeon-hd7000-serie/powercolor/743421/powercolor-radeon-hd-7950-v2-3gb-gddr5 Hoh.de is the shop I buy my stuff from in Germany, as they have reasonably low shipping costs to Finland. I'm not going to update my monitor anytime soon, so I don't think at 1680x1050 it really matters if the card has 2 or 3GB memory, as I've heard that even at 1080p resolution the 2GB isn't used to it's fullest (I might be wrong there though).
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Oh wow! Now I wish I lived in the US. Unfortunately I live in Europe (Finland). That price would be around 160 euros (+ tax), and the cheapest 7950 I can find in Germany is the Powercolor one for 217 euros.
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I'm a low-sensitivity gamer - One swipe across the QcK+ is around a 180 degrees turn.
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But anyway, this went a little off-topic now. So the consensus I've got to now from reading what you guys said is a single GTX 760 or 7870 XT, IF I need it. So I guess all I have to do is wait for the game to come out.
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Yeah, maybe "seeing them" was the wrong term to use. "Feel it" would be the appropriate one. Because I can really feel it being much smoother on 100fps than 60fps even though the monitor is outputting 60 images / second. The USB port for the MX518 is "overclocked" to 500Hz polling rate as well to improve smoothness.
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Will have to sacrifice the 560 Ti if I opt for the GTX 760 for economical reasons. I have around a 100 I can shell out, and afaik you can get 100 for a used 560 Ti 448 core. No, just a regular 60Hz one, but please don't start with the "the eyes can't differ more than 60Hz" or whatever.. Mine can. There is a huge difference between 100fps and 60fps even on a 60Hz monitor.
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I've gotten used to having 100fps as a seasoned FPS veteran, and will do anything to achieve that. Yes, that might be a good idea. Also I'm not going to jump to any conclusions based on the FPS in the BF4 beta, will have to wait before the game comes out. Will have to look into that model, haven't heard of it.
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Thanks guys for the quick replies. I play BF3 on high settings @ 1680x1050 resolution (AA and other light effects on minimal or off all together) with around 100fps. I was just wondering if you think BF4 will be considerably more heavy on the computer, as to where I have to drop the setting even more to have playable FPS. Also, I'm an nVidia fanboy, so the 9000 series has to be something remarkable for me to switch to a Radeon card.
