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I have a computer with a MSI 970, an SSD, two HHD's, and a 500 power supply. That is the minimum for my grapichs card. Any reason to upgrade? My PSU (Norwegian, sorry): https://www.komplett.no/product/771922

I guess now its all properly official, the E9+ and M9+ (aka the M9 that should've launched EVERYWHERE) are now for sale in China. Its not just China that has an obsession with large phones, most of the world now does. So I'm pretty sure North America would've loved this phone as well. Looks like HTC is going back to the "lets just make a bunch of variations because YOLO with our RD budgets, cause who gives a shit" http://www.engadget.com/2015/04/08/htc-m9-plus-china/

Mouse embryos have developed massive, fast-growing brains after receiving a dose of human DNA in the womb. Scientists suspect that the gene encoded by this DNA is what separates us from all other animals. Humans would be nothing without our remarkable brains. Despite sharing 98 percent of our DNA with chimpanzees, we’ve got much bigger brains, and they undergo a massive white matter growth explosion in the first two years of life, which means a super-fast proliferation of neural connections. Researchers have pinned this to why we’re so much more intelligent than our primate brethren, but it’s not actually clear where in our genetic make-up the instructions to make all this occur. To investigate, researchers at Duke University in the US picked over and compared areas of human and chimp DNA, focussing on ‘enhancer’ sequences, which are short bits of DNA that regulate the activity and expression of neighbouring genes. Several thousand enhancers are found in every genome, but in previous research, no one had found any that were specific to humans and linked directly to brain growth. In their initial screening, the team identified 106 enhancers that could be related to the difference in chimp and human brain growth. A closer analysis revealed that six of these sequences were located near genes thought to be involved in brain development. The group called them 'human-accelerated regulatory enhancers,' or HARE, and numbered them one through six. HARE5, in particular, was looking particularly special. When they inserted the sequence into mouse embryos, the mice grew brains that were 12 percent bigger than those of mouse embryos that received HARE5 sequences from chimpanzees. Which is pretty surprising, seeing as these enhancers only differ between chimps and humans by 16 letters in their genetic code. While the difference in brain growth between the two groups of mouse embryos was initially very subtle, near the end of gestation, the burgeoning size of the brains enhanced by human DNA was noticeable to the naked eye. Debra Silver, the lead study author and an assistant professor of molecular genetics and microbiology at Duke, explained the results to Rachel Feltman at The Washington Post: Interestingly, the team reports in Current Biology that the region that was most affected by this hyper-growth in the mouse brains was the cerebral cortex, which is thought to be involved in language and reasoning skills. The question of how we got to be as intelligent as we are remains open, but we now have a fascinating little piece of DNA with which to investigate. And a potential army of malevolent rodent geniuses: Source : http://www.sciencealert.com/scientists-identify-the-gene-that-makes-our-brains-bigger

It seems like we have two different versions (either being tested or for release) of this M9 Plus. Nothing fairly concrete so far, but it seems like the Snapdragon 810 might not be the only chip in consideration, seems weird that they would go to MediaTek for an alternative. http://www.phonearena.com/news/HTC-One-M9-Plus-images-leak-showing-a-bigger-badder-flagship-in-the-making_id66900

System: I have thought about upgrading to SLI x2 970's. Will i be able to run it with this setup with the PSU i curently own? I will keep cpu at 4,6 and Ram at 1866.

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Hello. Q: Do i need a better powersupply when i change these hardwares? My current setup: - Silverpower 620W - 80 bronze - 16GB corsair DD3 (vegenance) - AMD Phenom II X4 965 Black Edition - Gigabyte GA-870A-UD3, Socket-AM3 - Western Digital Caviar® Green 2TB - Samsung 120GB basic kit SSD - Gainward GeForce GTX 560Ti 2GB PhysX - Sony Optiarc DVD±RW Burner, AD-5280S This setup is not overclocked. It runs perfectly and starts everytime, had no problems with power BUT, if i buy myself a MSI GeForce GTX 770 Gaming 2GB PhysX will i be able to run my setup with the same PSU?

Well, this doesn't affect me much as most 2GB titles require money in the apple store. Does Android also have a restriction on file sizes? Source: http://www.engadget.com/2015/02/13/itunes-file-size-now-4gb/ Original Source: https://developer.apple.com/news/?id=02122015a