Ritchard
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LG G3 Review and.... TWENTY-FIVE Phone Giveaway?!
Ritchard replied to LinusTech's topic in LTT Releases
My favorite thing about this phone would have to be the design. The clean aesthetic, small bezels, and removable back cover just show how much time LG spent on the design of the phone, although it is a bit large for me but I can live with that -
So will the 800m series be maxwell? Nvidia would be smart to put their low power consumption maxwell architecture into their mobile chips as soon as possible
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Need advice on upgrading from GTX 650 Ti Boost
Ritchard replied to wind635's topic in Graphics Cards
I would say option two unless you want your new graphics card before summer. The 800 series cards look set to release in the summer or early fall so if you are willing to wait that long then I say it is worth the wait. -
As long as they are out and are some quality 800m series laptops by summer, i will be happy.
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Yeah just the 820m which is pretty meh... I want the real 800m series cards to come out like the 870 and 880, I want to see their benchmarks
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Any news on the 800 series desktop graphics cards? Does anyone know when nvidia might release them? I'm talking about the 800m series and the desktop cards. I want them to come out already!!
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Yes that is a very good point, if you plan on putting the 750ti in it later on then I would go with the 430w psu. I would research the motherboard I recommend before purchasing it though, make sure it has what you need.
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Okay so you are building two systems, one for lans and one as a personal system which is the one the 750ti will be in. Thank you for clearing that up. Now as for this lan system, here is the build I recommend: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/2YZrF I changed your form factor to micro-atx, because it is more portable for transporting to lan parties. I changed the case to the core 1000 because it is much cheaper, but if you like the arc series I would go with the arc mini, because it is micro atx. Now this build brought the price down to $527 so if you want better graphics performance than the api alone, I would suggest an R7 260x for an extra $125ish.
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Okay, i think you should make this more clear for everyone who is trying to help you. Are you building two systems? If so, is the api and 750ti build just a temporary build, is it a portable build alongside the main build? What I have gathered is that you will be building the 780 build 10-15 weeks later, and that the 750ti is temporary. If your plan is to only build one system and if you already have the 750, I would suggest spending the money now and getting quality components so in 10-15 weeks time you can spend the extra $500 and get the 780. I really think you need to explain more what you are planning on doing so we can help you.
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If you have a 750ti why are you going for an apu build? What exactly is this build for?
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You could get the corsair cx430 psi, it is only $20 right now on amazon and it is 80+ bronze certified, it'll save you $60 and since you don't have a gpu you probably won't need any more power. There are also tons of cheaper cases out there, but I understand why you chose arc midi.
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It is a good idea, idk if it will fit. Ill have to check it out
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Like I said I am not sure which GPU I will go with, I might even upgrade to the 770. The MSI 760 is good, but so is the EVGA one. I have heard good things about both of them. Also, the power supply you suggested will not fit in this case, the PSU has to SFX sized which really limits my options and the silverstone one I picked is pretty much the best option. As for displays, that will likely be the last thing I buy, since I am taking this to college, I might just buy a cheap one every fall and sell it every spring that way I don't spend a fortune shipping by monitor twice a year.
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I am not quite sure about the CPU cooler, I do remember that video, but I am limited to 83mm of space in this case so there aren't many options...
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I am not a fan of the styling and the handle of this case. I prefer the raven because it looks good, is small and slim, and can fit many full size graphics cards. And I know you could hook it up to a tv, but I think a cheap $150 ips monitor would be better for my needs.
