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Well it's been in the making all of these years...

Well generally the faster the clock is and lower the CAS Latency is the greater improvement you will see. So yes 2000+ is overall going to have a more noticeable difference then a 1600+, but as I said you don't need to fret about it if you are not doing something like me or you. For example...

http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/video/amazon-plans-drone-delivery-service-21069071 Then http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2014/11/27/faa-collisions-between-drones-and-airliners-spike/ Just goes to show how private companies and government, not just citing the FCC, have conspired (I thought our...

Computer Science is for theory and once you study the theory behind the science then you can go out into the field and start turning that theory into practical real-life reality.

Lol you know what I mean, but you got me. YOU GOT ME!

It is already clear that the OP is going to use this system for at least gaming, hence the controller capabilities for VRAM does not matter but even so if you are not running task intensive operations that require fast read/writes to VRAM (like copying very very large files or using graphic...

@GrammerGastepo: You should change your name to SpellingGestapo if you care about spelling.

We should capture other peoples' Bengals and fly them into the SUN! Welcome to TEST!

Also I should note that dual and quad channel technology does not massively increase timings in reading and writing from VRAM. The only reason why I currently have a 2x8 configuration in dual channel mode is because I only need 16GB of VRAM currently but as soon as I can afford another set of...

Welcome and we shall have a merry time giving newbies lessons on trading ;D

Hopefully

Energy weapons have a shit load of capacitors that discharge when you use the energy weapons. In fact the RAIL gun could be categorized as an energy weapon excepting the fact that it shoots solid mass objects instead of pure energy. So in other words just like our current energy weapons we have...

First I said potentially and second a voltage increase does raise the amount of heat on the CPU. Lowering the amount of voltage is called underclocking but you said overclocking. http://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/106220/why-does-overclocking-a-cpu-cause-it-to-generate-more-heat

I always go by a +200 watt padding rule. I have a HX 850 and a TX 750 both work great for my setup.

You could, it's not mandatory at all. If you want like six monitors then you need more video cards, if you're going to use an application that could benefit from having multiple cards (i.e. using all of the different cores on every graphics card) then sure.

I used to play video games competitively for Rainbox Six Vegas 2 for a brief instance of time and I would always play mind games with people firing my weapon then running around to a totally different spot and pulling off headshots shortly there-after. I also like to pull pranks on my friends...

With more wattage sure. Generally it's 150 watts minimum per card but the question is would you really want another card. Are you BitCoin mining or something?

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