Recent content by morningreis

EVGA Classified SR-2 http://www.ebay.com/itm/-/302329063739? Comes with two Corsair AIO coolers Pair of Xeon X5675 processors https://www.ebay.com/itm/302322669283 These hit 4.3 without any crazy voltages. After that you do need to up the voltage a bit and run them with better cooling. SOLD...

I've been playing WoW Legion maxed out at 4k with my 970 and have been getting 40-50FPS consistently. Entirely playable. Out of the games you listed this is probably the most intensive one, so you will be fine with a single 1070 or 1080. I would not recommend 1070 SLI. If you're prepared to drop...

It can't sync if OneDrive is not logged in

Yup, I recently just some mine for about $150 which can't be far off from what I paid for it in 2009. The 6-core Xeons are compatible with them and very, very cheap right now. It's a popular combo. You could sell what you have and look at this thread if you still need something. Personally I...

+1 for the Eneloops. They are noticeably better, and not expensive either.

Glad to see there is so much interest in Flight Simulation! I'm a big enthusiast myself and also a USAF veteran with tons of F-15 experience. I wasn't happy with the current state of flight sims. Prepar3D, FSX, and X-Plane all have their issues, so I decided to make my own with Unreal Engine 4...

It is. Even with their plummeting subscription numbers, Blizzard has to be making at least $1 Billion a year from this annually.

A $100 budget is enough for a good AIO watercooler. Air coolers will cost about half that.

Nvidia officially doesn't recommend 3 or 4 way SLI anymore. The scaling issues are just too bad. There needs to be an easier way for developers to optimize games for SLI/Crossfire, otherwise it's not worth the time investment, especially as how a relatively few amount of people actually have...

Are you a developer also?

I'm interested to see how Razer's epically bad quality plays into this. The price is good and I've had my eye on this for a while, but it's Razer...

This guy is a great dad.

Do Seagate drives really have failure rates that bad? I haven't had to buy a hard drive in quite a long time, but I remember them being extremely reliable once.

I'd like to know how a setup with this platform differs from the Xeon Phi co-processor aside from it not residing in a PCIE slot.

Considering how much of a smash hit this is going to be, I can see a SNES and N64 version coming in the near future.