VictorVitao666

Speed improvements could be negligible, depends on connection strength between the nodes when configured for wireless operation. Latency would definitely improve.
Yes, that configuration will work.
 
As long as a child nodes share the same subnet as the parent, Google WiFi will automatically reconfigure the nodes once connected via Ethernet.

Will try that.
 

maybe even cyanogenmod

Re-flash the image on the phone maybe. Factory reset might also help. 

Thank you for your work!!

Thanks for your input. Is a gaming system for my Orlando home, i live in Rio de Janeiro and only come here twice a year so i would like to build something that can play games but not be super expensive.
 
Ps: My specs are outdated i actually have two 970s now   (Sold my very used 780 for the same price i've paid because of exchange rates!!!) 

If the front is quite restricted, then either go for the SP140s or you could look into the airflow improved front grille for the 750D, the. You can leave the stock fans in if you want to.

The fans don't start spinning until the gpu reaches 60C so is not that. Thanks man been a Ghost fan since the beginning.

The top card will naturally be hotter because its supply of air is more limited by the card below and what air it is getting is hotter because it's been heated by the second card below it. If you have your monitors plugged into your top card then that can have an effect; with my monitor set up my top card's clocks don't idle contributing to a 10c increase in idle temperatures. For example, my top 980 is at 53c and my bottom 980 is at 35c (these readings are slightly out, was playing Far Cry 4 5 minutes ago). Your readings are slightly higher than I might have expected (normally I'd expect ~30-35c for the bottom card and ~45-50c for the top card) but my temperatures are based on cold London rather hot Brazil.
 
tl;dr nothing to be worried about although that is a slightly larger (1-3c or so) difference than you might expect.

Just got mine on Saturday and it's excellent. Absolutely no light bleed, dead pixels, or the pixel inversion issue. It's by far the best TN panel I've ever seen. It comes pretty close to IPS quality. I had a Korean 1440p monitor, LG 34UM65, LG 34UM95, Acer 27" G-Sync, and now the Swift. The colors were slightly more vibrant and text a little more crisp on the Korean monitor and the UM95 but the Swift is by far the best when it comes to gaming experience. Well worth the hefty price tag!

Hopefully it was just a bad batch. I was afraid of that as well.

I would purchase your monitor in person at a local store so if you have problems, you can easily return it for another one.

There would be also the option to buy the BenQ XL2720Z
 
It's also a 144Hz monitor, but only in 1080p. But it's also much cheaper.

If you want a 27 inch, 2560x1440 panel with 144 Hz and G-sync, then yeah. It's a good one. (it's the only one there is)

High-grade TN panels like the one used in the Swift are pretty good actually.

Makes me laugh out loud. That's a good one.
 
I have never had any problems with my ROG Swift. Best gaming monitor I have ever owned.
 
Agreed

I bought it on 12/27/14 and it gets used 6 to 8 hours a day. Its used for everything and I tried a lot of games on it. I own over 344 steam games. The only thing I need to do is wait for the next gen of gpus so I can get 2 and sli them. Currently using a 680 but I was looking at getting a cheap 780ti or a very cheap 680. Best I could find was $300 for a 780ti hydro copper and $157 for another 680. Having 2 680s and oc them should get over 60fps on most games at ultra from what I have seen. Should hold me off for 2 years. Mainly play fps games that are easier to run. I can easily get over 100fps in certain fps games. G-sync is a huge improvement over v-sync. The colors on the ROG are great.

any 780 should work in sli with the one you already have, but i would much rather have 2 970's

I too am curios about this.

You don't have to SLI with the same exact model, as long as it is a 780 with the same amount of VRAM it will work fine.

Yes. 

I laughed at this.

hahahahahahahahah nice disclaimer wasn't expecting that 

What resolution?

What will you be using it for? I'm a huge fan of dell ultrasharp monitors for their color reproduction / accuracy and just overall build quality. My recommendation would be:
 
http://www.amazon.com/Dell-UltraSharp-U2711-27-inch-Widescreen/dp/B0039648BO
 
You won't likely find a 28" monitor - you'll either find 27" or 30" monitors.