Recent content by Louis B

I will be getting the seasonic x750 looks to be the best! I want to upgrade to a dual GPU card in the future and also have great idle consumption.

Does such a thing exist? I want one for a gaming build that is also efficient while running at idle around 50W.

If I RAID0 two SSDs would it double sequential and random read/write speeds? Would this go over the transfer bandwidth of SATA 6Gbps (768 MB/s) with 550MBps write/read SSDs? So RAID0 would be pointless on more than 2 SSDs, is there anyway to overcome this limitation? EDIT: My cognitive process...

With unlimited funds, you can afford to fund research into holographic displays for true 3d gaming and commission new GPUs to be made for your purposes. Then you could also buy Valve and EA to make Dota 3 and Battlefield 5.

You need an active mini displayport to dvi. http://www.amazon.com/Accell-B087B-006B-DisplayPort-Single-Link-Certified/dp/B004071ZXA

My 7970 runs 3 monitors fine on medium settings at 60fps in most games. I have to turn off the AA though because it kills performance, which is to be expected since there isn't much bandwidth or processing power to do nice AA on 5760x1920. I'm not sure if crossfiring will let you play on...

Is the image stretched so the pixels of the feed are not lined up with the pixels in the display?

You can get an xbox 360 controller for the PC, they sell them on Amazon. Steam has a big picture mode that is made for sitting back on the couch while on the TV and uses a nifty onscreen keyboard controller from the controller. Most newer games have xbox 360 controller support. I use a ps3...

You can get two graphics card of any kind that supports 3 monitors each. Since you are not a gamer you do not want to crossfire (CF) to create one large screen, you want them all separate because your 3D apps will not run across monitors. Two 6670 cards is a cheap way to do this...