Recent content by fudgecakes99

Yeah if the 1080 is the next big thing it'd be at least a half year to a year before the ti models start rolling out.

Even if the ram wasn't supported at that high of a speed and only 2133/2400 it would just down clock the ram speeds to match, also i'm fairly certain that number is just the absolute lowest it will need to operate. It's the something something standard it starts with a j i think i can't think of...

Why did i just get a notification for an update?

razor mouses have synapse a program that lets you program the mouse led's. Defaults green but it's pretty much any color of the rainbow, fairly certain they do make left handed mice specifically should check out their website, really sturdy mouses, mouseiy, mice?

shameless plug?

i mean other then slightly better speeds then an ssd. Why not just buy an ssd and a 2tb hard drive? ssd's cost considerably cheaper then a m.2, and you'll get essentially the same performance and the same storage, with money to spend on an hdd. Off load games you don't play much on the hdd and...

I believe in certain dx 12 games it would, other then that i don't think it'd work period. Also from personal experience most games don't support sli setup's so go with the best single card you can afford. Regarding the sli i believe so, it would be a shared pool of memory, actually no. Now...

well "leroy". I have never played wow, nor do i wish too. Honestly subscription based gaming to me is a thing of the past unless it's something truly revolutionary. Personal opinon's aside. I have played elders scrolls online, and other then the obvious guild wars esque pay system. The gameplay...

16gb should be more then enough for 10+ ppl. Just check ram usage with the game running to get an estimate.

Equipment: 64-bit Windows 10, MSI Z87 mother board, Intel i5 4690K 4-core 3.5GHz processor (OCed to 5.0GHz) 16GB DDR3 2133MHz DIMM RAM, Nvidia EVGA GTX 750 ti 2GB GDDR5, 240GB OCZ Trion 100 SSD and 1TB 7200RPM SATA III Hard Disk for storage. You have more then enough ram here. Why not just run...

Yeah you also have to keep in mind drives most things are designed to fail. When they do it's usually some stupid part thats idiotically cheap to repair. For instance all drives have an over volt sensor, cheap bin chip easily replaceable worth a few cents. Yet when that trips the entire system...