Caesar Rex

That page tells you nothing about the issue you are referring to though... http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/benq-bl3201pt-32-inch-4k-ultra-hd-monitor,4071-4.html The BenQ BL3200PT seems to be what you are looking for.

You may say that. But it's clearly not even remotely the case.

A horrible card I wouldn't recommend to anyone.

that one was shot down. Was it? He said in a recent live stream he is selling his bike to fund it.

LOL, you don't seem to understand what the RED Redray Player even is. The PS4 is going to have a BD player.

To bad about the availability, however it is both modular and 80+ Bronze :)

I don't mean anything, blame Google Translate ;)

How about the Corsair CX600M? Cheap, modular, 600W is plenty, Corsair quality.

I don't mind the wait. I was thinking of upgrading but I am in no hurry. My i7 2600K @ 5Ghz still kicks some decent butt.

The review is in Swedish. They have not yet done a full review but posted a preview with pictures and a few 3DMark graphs. http://www.sweclockers.com/nyhet/16702-radeon-hd-7790-bonaire-i-sweclockers-testlabb Google Translate: AMD is first, and has already started sending out test samples to manufacturers and the media. Radeon HD 7790 is based on the graphics processor "Bonaire", which first and foremost is for laptops, but now are used in separate graphics card. The new Mid-Maker has 768 stream processors, 128-bit memory bus and 1 or 2 GB of memory. In Sapphire's performance Dual-X OC, it is about a GPU in the 1075 MHz and 6.4 GHz GDDR5 memory. Performance-wise ports model thus somewhere between the Radeon HD 7770 GHz Edition and Radeon HD 7850th The actual circuit board measures 21.5 inches and is equipped with a 6-pin PCI Express connector, which provides a maximum power of 150 W. In other visible connections for two DVI, one HDMI, and DisplayPort, and support for all common features, including AMD HD3D and Eyefinity. Radeon HD 7790 is expected to show up sometime in the next few weeks, probably by the end of March or beginning of april. This model is for price point around 1200 Euros including VAT.

A 500w should be fine for a 680 system, BUT your system will draw ~450W at a guesstimate so I recommend getting a new one when money allows.

Sapphire 7790 "Bonaire". Performance is slightly below a 7850.

This is also my guess.

The 7790 is neither a rumor or a secret. SweClockers already have a 7790 review card.