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The 3960 would be great if I had a stronger PSU. I don't think a 320w would handle that and a 7850. But, none the less, I would gladly take those off your hand Linus!

What software are you using to check the voltages during a stress test?

Yeah, I would recommend the 7850. It's faster and consumes less power. Not to mention cheaper :)

Until today I was a stubborn mofo. I constantly told myself that 2gb was enough for games as well as a smooth desktop experience. I was completely wrong. I was at Fry's Electronics picking up a new 7850 (for my brothers birthday) and saw a deal on 4gb of 1333 mhz ram. It was only 10 dollars! So I thought to myself "might as well". I came home and installed the ram and booted back up. I initially felt the difference when all the startup applications were starting; I could navigate Explorer with ease (something I couldn't do with 2gb). The second was that my frame rates on BF3 were about 14% higher and it never stuttered! The third was when i was playing BF3, alt+tab out of the game was instant and took no time. Overall upgrading the memory was totally worth it! $10.00 upgrade for 14% performance increase. DO IT NOW!!!!

7850 Gigabyte windforce. Best GPU I have ever owned. The price to performance ratio is the best; bf3 on ultra 40 fps! for $180.00 USD you cant beat that!

A friend of mine did this! This isn't his but check it out!

Its not for killing, more as an intimidation tactic. I have to ride my road bike through a ghetto neighborhood. This and my glock-26 provide me with ample protection.

It all depends on your form, are you using the poke method? The proper way would be to put you're index fingers on f and j. Then middle fingers on d and k. The ring fingers should go on s and l. Pinkies should go on a and ;. The thumbs should go on space. Lets say you want to type "rewind" Bring your left index finger up to "r" then left middle finger up to "e" and the left ring finger up to "w". All your fingers should be moving only vertically, besides your index fingers which are used to type "t,y,g,h,b,v,n,r". Hope this helped! Practice makes perfect!

Pretty self-explanatory.