Lolipop

Brilliant.

From her pink shirt buttoned up to the top i think she might be an Amish.

It's pretty clear that she's Amish, she has no god damn clue what shes talking about.

:( I can't watch the video it's private/tacken down...

DO NOT FEAR, IT HAS BEEN FIXED.

I think they hired a new PR team.

I'm going to do more than 3 because **** da police.

Biggirpall @TheMail I love you too.

Robbaz

Monstercat

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All those science channels

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neat.

I like how the most recent giveaways are from the Humble Bundle, and that's completely against ToS of Humble Bundle.

Woo.

oppies, can a mod remove this?

ASIC quality does not reflect poor quality, the lower the asic quality, the higher you can go with voltages, which helps overclocking.

A high ASIC quality means you can push your core clock higher most from a the core voltage in other words, more efficient. A lower ASIC quality however reduces the efficiency of the card and has increase the cards voltage in order to reach the same clock speeds. Here's an example, a card with 80% ASIC quality can have 1100Mhz with 1.1V while a card with 60% ASIC quality requires 1.17V to reach that desired clock speed (I'm just throwing random numbers here, but you get the point). I think you should already know this TechFan@ic, I was also not implying that the card had bad quality just the ASIC quality was low.

What GRRigger said.

After mail-inRebate

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814202026

The price may vary in some location's but, there's no doubt that if you're looking for a GPU, 7950 is currently the way to go.

1155 on the core and 1600 on the memory, 1.25V on the core and 1.6V on the memory. Sadly, I can't push this card any further because the ASIC quality is just a mere 60%.

I'm just dumbfounded by the numerous game recording software there is available, and it seems like I can't pick one that can suit me and by purposes. So by examining all the options that are appealing to me there is the well-known Fraps, Bandicam, Dxtory, MSI Afterburner, CamStudio, GameCam and sooo-hooo many more. But what is the most preferred option to fit my needs? 

Currently, I don't care about the price of the software because you know *cough*The Pirate's Bay*cough*. I need a program whom has the least FPS impact, best video quality ,and video compression and preferably low video sizes. Although some of you might say this topic is somewhat subjective as it asks for you to pick a program to fit my standards, but please just answer in your own opinion to view my stand point upon this dilemma. 

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Cool.

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I kind of fixed it...I put thermal paste under the VRM and GPU and the temperature dropped about 15 degrees' date=' but it's still 58....[/quote']

Thermal paste on the VRMs? You should be putting thermal pads on the VRMs and thermal paste on the GPU.

how about you inform us about everything he has first, then we'll pick out the parts.

He uses a 2600k with a 660Ti. I don't know what clocks his i7 is running at.

Dat cable management.

That's probably the neatest cable management I have ever seen. Also, I think the ASUS Z77 Sabertooth would fit in this build, got like dem Brown and gold highlights.

WTB benchmarks like Logan did where he streamed in HD while gaming ....

and ...

Linus what memory was used with each cpu ? Doesn't an AMD cpu benefit from faster ram ?

Redo the tests Linus. -Use the Titan so there isn't a GPU bottleneck of any kind -Test at STOCK clocks' date=' this is the most reasonable as not everyone overclocks -Test more games, 8-9 games is not a lot at all Very disappointed in this, you might as well wait for Steamroller to come out and then redo these tests.[/quote']

Why would you put it at stock clocks? These are unlocked CPU's and are meant to be overclocked and if you're not going to overclock might as well get a locked processor.

I don't think a 660ti is a bottleneck.

Welcome to LTT for starters

There is quite a difference between a 660ti and a 7950. A 7950 can merk the 660ti is almost everything, today.

Just get what ever CPU you can afford. Might as well get the cheapest option since you're only gaming. That'd give you more money for a new mouse or something snazzy.

WOAH, I just saw that 3770K for $230! That's 230 American dollars right? Or is it $330?? Lol... You made a typo.