banana2301

Okay thanks, I'll look into it.

I have a wacky setup at my house, I have a modem with a 48 port cisco switch running all the wired connections to the house, and then a wire running from that to a Asus ac wireless router by my Xbox and tv, the problem is that it appears that they are on two separate network "bubbles" and I can't connect devices such as my shield between the two, and also Xbox one streaming. Is there anyway to take the two and interconnect them? (Sounds really noobish)

For some odd reason I can't stream The Crew to my nvidia shield. The game launches and then crashes giving "the crew has stopped working end now" window and a black fullscreen tab. Looked on Ubisofts wiki and it had one to two threads with limited information so i was wondering if anyone here has been able to stream the game because Nvidia did say that it would be supported for streaming.

Sorry never heard that but thanks for the warning good thing i didn't buy one. Edit- After some thought though this is still way faster than a normal HDD so it would be a good upgrade for someone on a tight budget unless there is something terribly wrong with how long it will last.

Kingston SSDNow 240gb 55% so now it is only 89.99 which is a great deal but only for the rest of today. Link

Hmmm Well you could use the Unreal Engine 4 to play, I don't know, The new unreal tournament that's in development if they still have the software for it out.

Cool although I am not sure if Adobe supports sli if not then i might just go with 780 and save a little money but thanks for pointing that out. But if it doesnt there is also the bonus of the 4gb card though but i think i can get a 4gb 780. Will have to check though

I thought it was good so I am preordering it fool.

ok cool I probably will overclock enough but it has to be rock solid because it sucks to have your PC crash in the middle of renders and often times I will work all day the set it to render when I am sleeping and if it crashes I lose like 8 hours of render time.

I liked the look of the 600t and by the time i can afford it the 780t will be out and I will probably get that instead

nah for video and stuff nvidia is supposed to be better and I am a little bit of a nvidia fan boy.

Oops picked the wrong psu on the list I think I picked the one below it oops would a 1000 watt or 800 watt be ok for dual 780s just wondering since I don't have a clue on how much power they will use

I was wondering if this build would be adequate for Adobe After Effects and Premiere and Maya and 3ds Max along with BF4 and other games. PCPARTPICKER

Um i cant get the card in to replace the potato it uses pcix slots ARGH

ok i have several old ati cards from a dell optiplex that might mork thx for the help will try that.