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Would this fit in an Ncase M1? I'd be interested but I don't think it fits.

If you want to do 144Hz with online gaming, you will likely need the fastest CPU you can get. For example, in Battlefield 3 online, there are many instances where you will not reach 120 FPS even with a 3930K overclocked. My i7-4770K at 4.5 GHz still struggles to maintain 100 FPS in 64 player...

So I contributed to the production campaign, but what does that mean if I also contributed to the early shipment list? Are they even cross-referencing the lists?

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I've used the reference 670 cooler, it's alright (not as loud as some previous gen fans). If you're going single card at 1080p, just find a 2GB card. 4GB is useful if you're going to SLI them for larger resolutions.

I would be honest, if you want bang for buck, the SLI option is definitely something to consider. As powruser said too, you're also going to want more than 2GB of VRAM. 2GB will get you by now but since you want it to be a long-term solution, 3 or 4GB is more desirable. If you're just...

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If he has both the 7790 and the 7850, pick the one with 2GB of VRAM. If they're both the same amount of VRAM, pick the 7850.

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Either a 7970 or a 770 would be good choices right now. 760 or 7950 if you want to bleed less money. I would avoid Crossfire... it still has a lot of quirks, not to mention the microstutter if your frame-rates drop far below v-sync level. Basically with Crossfire, you have to maintain high...

I have an issue with litecoining. I just started yesterday, using wemineltc, and the website has been reporting around 170 KH/s hashrate for the last 8 hours or so. I've only managed to make around .01 LTC per hour... seems very low. My batch script has cgminer.exe --scrypt --gpu-threads 2...