MADCATZ

Take initiative? Be proactive? Im not sure what your hoping to get out of this infernship, but most people in such positions look for job experience, a possible job oppertunity, and a reference. If your trying to "kill time" youve missed the point. This time as an intern is valuable, so instead of killing it, take advantage. Find something to do, some way to help, do something productive to the company in the time that your three other colleagues "kill time". Who do you think the employer is most likely going to hire/reccomend? The guy who took initiative? Or the ofher three that sat twiddling their thumbs? Who do you think will gain more experience? The one who actively spends their time learning about the field? Or the other three that wasted that valuable time browsing facebook?

dude
 
ask her

Find something to do, you won't be getting much out of your "internship" if you're just sitting there. Also get off your damn phone, employees don't like that  

go learn some stuff there, you`re there for a reason

Just built it yourself and save some money 
 

AMD Phenom II X6 1090T

So last year @Oshino Shinobu created a Santa's Workshop thread for people to submit their avatars for a Christmassy makeover, and since I enjoyed helping out with some of those avatars last year I thought I would create a thread for this year.
 
Hopefully, once again we will have a large proportion of the Forum with an Xmas Avatar
 
*edit* I can do GIFs but they will take a long time, especially where the head moves and/or there is lots of frames
 
How to request a Santa hat : - Post the image that you want to be used, preferably a decent sized good quality version. - If you have any special requests or want something other than a Santa hat, please include it in your post.  - Once you have received your Santa hat, please edit your post and mark as DONE/COMPLETE or some    If you have time to spare and want to help out, that would be awesome. 

I se no problem here, welcome to the world of Pirates.
They steal from one another.

wait another year
Pascal cards are coming
and AMD will also release a few new cards

That's why you play with friends. The community isn't as bad as League though. You have to give it that. Lol

cyka blyat

Yep, it's not like your build is bad or anything, it's just... You could have more for less, that's our main point ^^

Well let me enjoy it first. 

let us stop so OP dosen't starting doubting why he bought this parts and let him have the joy of building his first PC

I'm going to just recap my experience with learning to program as a whole and let you glean from it what you will.
 
I was introduced to C++ at quite a young age (<10) and didn't go much beyond the basic control structures and variable types like int, char, if, for, cin and cout, etc.
I made some simple programs, and it taught me enough to get an understanding of and for the concept of "the computer will not read your mind - you must tell it exactly what you want in its exact language or it will not work", and I think that served me well over the coming years and continues to today.
 
A few years later a friend introduced me to Adobe Flash, and for the next several years I really got into ActionScript (2.0).  I look back at this as one of the most important steps in my journey.  You see, the syntax was really quite C-like, but it was much more "fluffy".  No more did you need a semi-colon to end lines or to specify the type of variable you were using.  Most importantly, however, being Flash, it was not just text-based.  You could draw shapes on the screen, animate them, and then add code.  It drove home the idea of an "object" in such a hands-on way that I can scarcely imagine a better way to learn it.  The concept of structs, classes, and other objects like vectors, strings, streams, etc. all came very naturally to me when I got back into C++ as a result of this experience.  Learning it was also useful because A ) it was very useful in and of itself and I made many things in Flash (for local use - not on the web; calm down people ) and B ) learning ActionScript has helped me jump into many other tools and languages like JavaScript for example with virtually no time needed to adjust because it is so similar.  This has helped me in my personal life and professionally as I have created various things for work that drew in one way or another on this knowledge.
 
Finally, in high school I got back into C++, only much more extreme this time.  I like to think I'm pretty handy with the language itself in its purest form, and also know a decent amount of Windows specific things, as well as Linux specific, and this has allowed me to make things like multi-threaded image editors, not to mention breezing through programming classes in high school and university.
 
So that's that

I'd rather not get into it... I've had some deep shit go on in my life..

Grow a pair and go to school.
 
If you're too scared to go to fucking school to get an assignment back, then the world is going to chew you up and shit you out.

Never skip school!

If you plan on overclocking, going with something from EVGA might be a good idea because their customer support is awesome(I hear) and they cover overclocking if you break your card.

highest clocked blower style from evga

highest clocked because...duh
 
blower sytle cause exhaust
 
evga cause warrenty

Forgot to mention he upped his budget to $800! 

Forgot to mention he upped his budget to $800! 

Am I the only one who doesn't see the need for mobile games and can find something better to do/ cba playing them when I have the time because of how bored I get.

It was like this before, the annoying part is i'm getting less FPS than my old card pulled!