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I love the customizable on screen buttons.

I really like the hadron but i dont know if the performance upgrade and downsize is worth $500... what do you guys think?

Hey guys, Im going off to university this year and want to change cases. I currently have a 600T with an ATX motherboard and want to downsize the system because my dorm is not very big. What im looking for: I would prefer to keep the ATX motherboard because I have the 2600K and its hard to find m-itx or m-atx cases with the 1155 socket. (Not mandatory but would be nice not having to buy another cpu/mobo) Fits a 780ti acx (Mandatory) Window side panel (Not mandatory, would be nice) Fits an H100 (Not mandatory, would be nice) Considerable down size from the 600T (Mandatory) Do you guys have any suggestions?

I had the same problem but instead with Battlefield 4. To fix this you gotta uninstall the drivers and reinstall them without the Audio Driver. IDK why this fixes it but it does now im good on Battlefield.

See if U can get the step up from EVGA probably save a few bucks that way

NCIX's BC warehouse has 5 780ti ACXs in stock idk if they ship to the US from the BC warehouse. The Ontario warehouse should be getting 20 within the week I was told by a sales rep at NCIX. Try and see if they ship to the US.

Ya I meant K40 my bad, the price to performance doesn't really mean anything because a water cooled 290x would be relitvely the same price as a 780ti ACX wouldn't it?

Which one would give better performance? Price is relatively the same but I won't be doing a full loop for the 290x but instead just using a kraken g10 and a kraken k60. I play at 1440p and play games like Battlefield 4, Crysis 3 and Dota 2 (lol not even demanding)

LOL you dont want to use mine as an example first time trying this.

The H100i/Kraken X60 isnt really an option because i already have a H100 mounted in my case for my cpu. I forgot to mention my case is the 600T.

Sorry for posting again today. I wanted to watercool my 290 but do not want to go full out with a res and pump because im not really confident in my ability. So I was wondering should i make a loop with the H220 and buy a waterblock for my graphics card and maybe an aditional radiator, or buy the kraken 210 and slap an h80i on it and keep my h100 for my cpu. The kraken option seems easier and cheaper but the H220 option seems like it would provide better performance. I dont really care about my temperatures as long as they are reasonable not like the 95C my 290 is pumping out right now, i want it to be silent and cool. Thanks

Oh ok thanks for the information

Alright thanks for the quick response... do you think an H220 will handle a 2600k and a R9 290

Is this possible?? I would just add a CPU block as those are cheaper than GPU blocks.

Ya I got the latest drivers. I fixed the problem, apparently EVGA's Voltage Control software was using up 40% of my CPU for some reason... Uninstalled that sucker and now its working fine. Thanks for the quick replies tho!