Recent content by Getmilk

Need more information. What's your PC's specs? CPU, PSU, MOBO, Cooling systems (Fan? Water Cooled? etc)

Okay, so one person saying wait for the next gen cards... Anyone else?

I said this on another thread, but yea, just WAIT on the 4K gaming stuff. Don't waste money on a card now if you're really set on 4K gaming, wait it out, there will be better GPU's coming out next year and then 4K gaming will be more reasonable. Right now, there just isn't a single GPU that does...

If you're planning of 4K gaming, you should just wait. This is the same crap that happened with 1080p (TRUE HD) when it first came out. These cards won't even hold you past next year when newer games with more demanding settings will utterly destroy 4K gaming on any single GPU, even a TITAN...

Sounds like a PSU power draw issue, and/or unlucky strike by lightning twice issue (aka, you've got two lemon cards)... It could also be the cords, if you're reusing them, or perhaps it has something to do with a particular piece of software or incompatibile drivers. There are so many things...

In terms of Radeon/AMD cards, I've always found XFX to be the top brand (but you pay for it) and ASUS to be the best bang for buck (decent binned GPU, decent price) Sapphire is the bottom of the barrel, just google AMD Sapphire reviews and you'll see the issues they have with production... I...

Now a lot of people are saying that GTX 980 for 1080p gaming, even with dual monitor setup is pointless and overkill. What I'm curious to know is, the GTX 970 is only running 3.5GB of VRAM (which is plenty still, and the core and memory clocks aren't that different from the 980s) That being...

Apparently there is Apple certified training, dunno if they do hardware though and even if they do, it might not be useful for your older hardware. https://www.apple.com/education/docs/Apple-TrainingCertificationCatalogWeb.pdf

Low End Laptops 1. ASUS 2. ACER 3. Dell 4. HP (the rest do not contend or do not have low end laptops) Mid Range 1. HP 2. ASUS 3. Dell 4. Acer 5. Apple (yes, they have mid range, and yes, they suck) High End 1. MSI 2. HP (yes, surprisingly, their new stuff has been top notch) 3. Razer (if you...

Ferboturbo, you really don't know what you're talking about if you're saying that the Mac comes with everything at a better price, that's not even remotely close to true. PC's will always be cheaper for the same hardware and quality because you pay for the Apple brand, there is a premium to the...

Apple doesn't intend you to self service the hardware. They use torx screws (you'll need a special screwdriver set) and they hardglue in the screws. If your apple hardware is so old that it's out of warranty then you could attempt to service it yourself, you'll find that Apple does not provide...