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I plan on building a new rig shortly, but I want to buy Windows 10 sooner and use it on my current PC. I heard that an OEM license is tied to the hardware it is first installed on, whereas if I purchase a retail license I can transfer it to any new PC I may use in the future - provided it is...

Am I right in assuming that among the best air cooling cases from Corsair (760T, 900D), Silverstone (FT02, FT05) and others, there is - at most - 1 or 2 degrees difference in GPU and CPU load temperatures?

But with women you need to be smooth, and with AA your computer is being smooth for you :D

I've been a huge fan of the big blockbuster Japanese games all my life - Metal Gear, Gran Turismo, Final Fantasy. I can say, with confidence, that Ni No Kuni can be held in the same regard as those aforementioned franchises in every single way. From art direction, to the game systems it...

Awesome results! Just wish he would have pumped up the voltage - who spends that kind of cheddar on cooling NOT to push the card, anyways?

Ni No Kuni!!!

Makes sense to me - very good to know. Thanks for the info!

Now THIS is what I call an informative and helpful thread. Unlike so many threads these days. Utmost kudos to you, sir!

Finally! The return of overclocking hardware which requires you to actually tinker! About freaking time! This is what makes overclocking fun, IMO :)

MGS 2: Sons of Liberty

Yep, the ideal would be to use separate loops (one radiator per card) for each card because that way you're not feeding the second card in the loop with the warmer water from the first card. But that's not necessary as most just use a single loop - meaning one radiator for two cards.

I think you know exactly why ;)

It looks easy to use and from what I remember reading, it performs incredibly well. I'd give it a shot! Thermal paste is relatively cheap compared to components, so it's not out of the question to try two or three and see which works best for you :)

This, in all my years of following computer hardware, is the most promising thing I've read about. I think I speak for many when I say that I'm sick of not being able to trust review sites because of the possibility of bias due to money and profit being a factor. I'm not saying all review sites...

From what I hear, OLED can do perfect black, which plasma is incapable of. So OLED is technically capable of far better picture quality than plasma. Whether we'll see that quality in a mass produced TV is the real question :)