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Question is vague. What games are you playing? What resolution are you using? What version of windows are you on? What games are you even talking about?

What CPU, ram, and motherboard are you using?

Would it be possible for you guys to test this in gaming applications? I was really curious how well these CPU's would do in gaming with high end gaming GPU's, since it's pretty much my dream CPU set up >.>. Also, good job on the review as always.

Hey, wait a month. Seriously, new line up from AMD is going to come out tomorrow and depending on how good that is. THEN decide what you're going to get.

My first and primary solution is to make sure your graphics card has all the power connectors firmly plugged into it. I'm guessing this is a connection problem, as when it goes from the lower clocked version of itself for general office based tasks to the high state, it consumes more power. It...

Wait till the end of the month, there's going to be a new line up of cards from AMD that will hopefully start a new price war. Which in the end is, consumers win.

How important to you that these projects don't need to be redone and that your workstation needs to be 100% stable at all times? Also what is your timeframe to complete these projects?

http://www.techspot.com/review/706-splinter-cell-blacklist-benchmarks/ Includes their finding for GPU and CPU. It's worth noting HBAO is something that is made for Nvidia's cards similar to HDAO is for AMD's graphics cards. Why it only includes one of the two forms is most likely because Nvidia...

1: Go with the Radeon HD 7870, it'll give you more performance than the 6970. 2: Going with higher wattage will not harm your computer, but you need to make sure it's compatible with your rig. Which it usually is, but I've had a friend whose motherboard had only like a 20 pin connector instead...

7950: Cheaper, overclocks like a beast, and free games. Also it supports more monitors for when you decide to start tacking on more than you originally planned.

Get a 128GB+one. I learned this the hard way but 60/32GB aren't really worth it since you don't get much size left over from your OS. With a 128 GB one you can run all the important things off of it and not have to worry. And in my experience and my friends experience it is worth it. 10 second...

I'm going to say this, it is completely worth the money for the faster loading speeds. With windows 8 and a haswell based system. You're looking at like 10 seconds and below from you hitting the power button to being in windows. That's everytime you turn on the computer or the first few dozen...

Yes, as most CPU's from intel have integrated graphics, it can in fact display without an additional graphic module.

What kind of keys is the pad using?

Change your mouse from that Razer Naga to the New Razer Naga. One of the big problems I have using the razer naga currently is the middle row is too pushed out compared to the other 2 rows to make it usable. So in the end you're left with 8 really usable keys instead of the full 12 on the thumb...