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I'd wait for G Sync.

I'm using CCFL but it's got PWM and I think this is what's causing some eye fatigue for me.

Aside from the added warranty, I doubt the RE4 drives will have more to offer.

Engadget says it's AH-IPS: http://www.engadget.com/2012/08/08/dell-debuts-new-27-inch-u2713hm-monitor-its-first-ah-ips-panel/

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Got some nice offers, bumping to see if I get anything even better before I decide.

Looking to buy a 2500K, without stock cooler, hopefully without too much abuse as well as 8GB DDR3 @ 1600 with 1.5V. Hopefully I can take this directly off of one seller, but I'm fine with buying the 2 items separately as well. Shipping is to 90504 and I can pay via PP balance, also have...

It's common on a lot of IPS monitors, but with a bit of luck you won't get one that's too noticeable.

Pretty bad idea, try to stay away from anything promising "unlimited space/bandwidth/etc" as there's usually a clause saying they can kick you out whenever they feel you're using too many resources.

It's a shame they do this in-store thing only.

BBs are free because they're cheaper to absorb, as opposed to an iphone which is ~3 times the price.

If the herbs are good enough you can play the game without a PC :D

Convert it to WMV or mp4 and it should work fine. Also, what's the deal with watching movies on your phone?

The important question is: do you need the extra read speed offered by SATA3?

Down has been up in the US for quite a while now.

Both memory options have lifetime warranty, and the heatspreader on the mushkin isn't very tall. I guess it depends if you like the Mushkin enough to spend extra on it, because it's not really different aside from looks.

So you don't use a key game feature because you think it's for consoles? T_T

Another recommendation for a decent 448 TI with good cooling instead of a hot&loud 580.

Of course RAM would still overtake any consumer-grade SSD thanks to low access time an higher bandwidth. TBH, with the cost of most SSDs now being close to 1$/GB and being powerful enough, I don't see the need for using RAM drives.

I have no ghosting issues on a Dell IPS (CCFL).

The auto bullet time if awesome, because it can allow you to kill off 10 enemies, giving it a more epic feel imo.

Awesome deal if you live close to one.

It's weird that there aren't many options for a good wireless mechanical, but I suppose most people want the least latency possible.

Big media pulling strings to make even more money by removing any possible competition.

I'd recommend the hd558, even though they're slightly above budget.

I'm looking at a GA-Z77-DS3H because it's cheap and it has everything I need.

It should be enough memory, but I still expect it to lag in big fights in SC2.

Indeed, make backups daily with an SSD.

You should try the new Nvidia beta drivers with adaptive vsync support.

Nobody's making you pay for this stuff; Valve finances additional TF2 development by selling hats&co. and EA finances it by selling DLC and "shortcuts".

Refusing medical treatment does make you pretty dumb :P.

+1 for different burn-in tests.

Onboard sound is usually decent, but you should look into buying a Xonar dedicated sound card if you want better sound quality.

I've never been really impressed with the 120hz monitors, especially because they're all TNs.

I believe there's an app to add shortcuts to your data connection toggle as well as wifi, so you can enable/disable them as needed to save on battery.

1080p doesn't require a powerful card to run games on, but a bigger resolution will.

If you get a good deal on one, go for it, but I'd wait for one with custom cooling.

I'm just waiting for these to pop up so 2500K prices can drop :D.

Went IPS and never looked back.

For 2+ feet, a 27" should be fine, though I don't really see the point of 30" eyefinity, it will increase the distance required IMO.