PudgyAstronaut

RX 570 > RTX Titan

We're back in the top 12 ya'll! (I know I'm late but I just saw this)
 

We're back in the top 12 ya'll! (I know I'm late but I just saw this)
 

We're back in the top 12 ya'll! (I know I'm late but I just saw this)
 

We're back in the top 12 ya'll! (I know I'm late but I just saw this)
 

Oh, hmmm... I probably earned them all in 2014/2015? Maybe it was a different admin? shhhhh don't tell anyone, I like my bling.

We're back in the top 12 ya'll! (I know I'm late but I just saw this)
 

We're back in the top 12 ya'll! (I know I'm late but I just saw this)
 

nice name :^)
This.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817438028
 
If you're looking to run a high end GPU setup like GTX 980 Ti, R9 Fury/ Fury X, R9 390/390x, SLI 980, SLI 970, etc, this will get the job done very well. It's Super Flower OEM and it's rated for that 750W at 50C. Super Flower is about the best of the best when it comes to OEMs for power supplies, and the unit comes with a 5 year warranty. It's also semi-modular. For $50 this is a real steal. Don't buy a garbage psu when you can get something really nice like this for the same price.

Used 7950/7970 or R9 270X

144hz 1440p IMO
 
1) eaier to run
2) 144hz smoothness
3) no scaling issues

3 days left... The price will go up.

The thing is, single core performance in this case means nothing because they aren't competing under the same os. As I said earlier, all cpu intensive android apps (or almost) are optimized for 4 cores, because almost all android phones have quad core cpus.
 
Either way I agree, performance isn't as big a deal as battery life, screen size/quality/resolution(as long as it's 1080p or lower, above 1080p doesn't make sense) and price - the latter being where both these models fail hardcore.

"obliterates"

I was simply referencing that there is no more plastic to cut away from a nano sim. If they wanted to make a removable sim card any smaller, they'd have to move onto a completely new standard not derivable from the existing standards I believe. So it'd be like a sim 2.0...

Display Port allows you to run up to four monitors off a single link by Daisy Chaining but requires you to have a monitor that can Daisy Chain and supports up to 2x 2560x1600p @ 60Hz or 4x 1920x1080p @ 60Hz displays. Or you can buy a hub if the monitor doesn't support Daisy Chaining. Thunderbolt can do the same thing but also requires a Daisy Chaining capable device.

Propriety headphones on the way! 

This thread... It never dies. Screw turnip and #firepole, we need coat hanger.

Frigid     Ninja
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Cold      Silent
 
My ideal PC build
 
Pretty damn simple
 
Nuff said

Woo, a Purdue peep. It's a small world after all. The state isn't ALL bad though.

or so you think...

Yeah LG and HTC are not comparable at ALL
 
HTC:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTC
Number of employees: 16,846 (2012)
Revenue: $6.75 billion USD (2013)
 
LG:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LG_Corporation
Number of Employees: 220,000 (2012)
Revenue: $143 billion USD (2012)
 
Big contrast, eh? LG diversifies into almost every sector.
 
While LG has been back and forth recently with the global recession, they still posted a $200+ Million USD Profit (Net Income) in 2013:
http://www.statista.com/statistics/364954/lg-electronics-net-income/
 
Oh wait, that's just for LG Electronics, which is just one of the many subsidiaries of LG Corporation.
 
LG isn't worried about a damn thing right now.

As others have said, Google is able to do this. If you type something like "3in to cm" it'll show you the conversion result. I use the same feature to convert megabits to megabytes when measuring internet speed.