amd_fanboy

Sorry to tell you guys this, but game performance is gpu based, while programming(if its not vision proccessing) is cpu based. A good general build is i5, 760, ssd that should be ur core. If you are very interested in programming i would suggest dual booting windows and linux, because most programming is done in linux.

I remember seeing a picture where it does, but yeah, its much slimmer and lighter than others. And compared to some crappy samsung watch its awesoume.

I dont know if you guys have seen, but the razer nabu seems like the coolest smartwatch. I probably would choose it over the moto 360. It should have been released in June but the beta units still not have been released yet. http://www.razerzone.com/nabu Is it just me are you guys also excited?

Yeah I really only play tf2 and bf3 so I dont want/ need any more games. And my 120gb ssd is almost full But thanks for the idea.

Alright, any deals you guys can find? http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814127769&cm_re=r9_270-_-14-127-769-_-Product this is what I am currently thinking is the best price.

So i was wanting to upgrade my system from having just my apu to having an r9 270. Now nowhere online can i find what connectors and how much wattage i need for the msi r9 270. I have a cx 430(I got it new for 10 bucks so yeah), i was wondering if it will run.

My favorite part is how small the bezels are and how the sides of the phone are completely smooth.

This had me blown away: I have a nexus 5, and i would not upgrade to the oneplus one, because my nexus is plenty fast at the moment. But if i had to buy one phone now it would be the oneplus one. I also always wanted a bigger screen as well as it having the better price.

At what costs: would i give even a spec of performance for better looks, although would i pay another 5 dollars for nice lights, or cool looking fans sure. But to an extent.

Newegg has a 750ti ftw edition for 130. I would try that first.

I just was looking up facts on the titan z, and was realizing how bad of a product it is. I do not mean non powerful, rather no bang for the buck. The first thing that comes to mind is is like Next of all Jayz2Cents explains it perfectly. It is two titan blacks, so why does it cost 3 times as much. Since when is 1+1=3. In addition when you consider that 4 780ti's are much cheaper and much more powerful, this seems like an even worse decision. Now I dont want to hear that this card is not for gaming, and that it is for professional consumers, but I am sorry to tell you but a 780 renders video significantly better than even a 1000 quadro gpu. So why is this even a product?

Try the sony flip. It is a nice laptop and a great tablet. Another option is the dell xps 12. Make sure when buying these two in ones that the cpu ends with a "u" meaning laptop grade, instead of a "y" meaning mobile. The y version is much slower.

I see people righting cpu a lot. If it would stay exactly in the same condition as it is today, a cpu would be future proof. But the transistors inside a cpu wear out, and will grow weak in 5 years. On my build speakers, mouse& keyboard, monitor(for at least another 10 years), SSD(this should also last 10 years).

A titan is not for gaming an r9 290x will crush it for gaming, or video editing. A titan only has good floating point performance.

The msi gs60 ghost. I know it is a laptop but it is comparable to a laptop with an i7 4770k and a gtx 660. While remaining so sleek and having a mechanical steel series keyboard.