Jinior

I like the short projecting distance, would be perfect to use at the uni.

Thanks for all the content, watch the wan show every week!

I will try different version of catalyst center and if that doesn't work I'll return it and ask for an R9 280x from a different manufacturer. also @The Lord Of The Rings thanks for the advice to follow my own topics, I'm not much of a forum guy haha.

I recently bought an Asus Radeon R9 280x DirectCU II (R9280X-DC2T-3GD5) and it is showing artifacts. The screen has flickering areas and it sometimes shows black horizontal lines at the edge of the screen (picture included as attachment). The flickering occurs at idle temps and increases when stress testing the gpu memory using MSI kombustor. I have installed the newest chipset drivers from the manufacturers website and the newest amd graphics drivers from their website. Another strange thing is that the fanspeed stays at 40% even at full load and temps of 80°C. Do you guys think my gpu is defective or would it be another component or software malfunction. My pc is running a clean install of windows 7 Ultimate My build consists of the following components: MOBO: ASUS M5A97 R2.0 CPU: AMD FX-8320 with stock cooler RAM: Kingston HyperX 8 GB DDR3-1866 (HX318C10FBK2/8) GPU: Asus Radeon R9 280x DirectCU II (R9280X-DC2T-3GD5) SSD: ADATA Premier Pro SP900 ASP900S3-128GM-C PSU: Corsair CX600M Thanks in advance, Jinior

Hi, A friend of mine asked me to put together a gaming pc for €700 (wich is about $US 950). I live in the Netherlands so I can't use discounts on newegg or ncix etc. I haven't been in the loop regarding gpu's and cpu's the last 2 years so I'm not exactly sure how powerfull of a cpu he needs. I am looking to spend most of the money on a gpu and get a decent cpu that will keep him going for the coming 4 years. The main purpose of this build will be gaming but he wants to be able to use Photoshop and perhaps some video editing software in the future (which shouldn't be a problem I think). Also I would like some advice on whether or not getting ram faster than 1600MHz will benefit him (significantly enough to pay the extra bucks for it). I was thinking about putting in a 240/256 GB SSD, 8gigs of 1600MHz ram, an i5 cpu and a as powerful a possible gpu. He already has a 1080p monitor and peripherals so those don't need to be included in the price. He does however still need a case for the system preferably one with usb 3.0 ports on the front. (I can pick a case my self but keep it in mind for the budget). Summary: Purpose: Gaming and possibly light editing Budget: €700 / /$US 950 / $CAD 1020 / £550 Not Needed: Peripherals, Monitor, mechanical hard drive Required: 256/240 GB SSD I hope you guys can give me some good ideas and suggestions. Thanks in advance, Jinior

I like the fact that you can film 4k video underwater. And dbrand just makes awesome skins!

I like the button placement on the back of the phone. Hate accidently pressing the volume keys

I really like the speakers of the phone, I just refuse to get a phone without front speakers.