Recent content by forrestcupp

I haven't been on this forum for a lot of years. Crazy that it's still alive, but not nearly as active as it used to be.

I haven't been on here in a long time. Whatever happened to Mak or KSoD? I noticed he's Mod Emeritus and hasn't been on for a while.

You might be better off for this with a cheap A10 AMD APU. I wouldn't normally suggest that, but it might be a good option for this situation.

What do you want to use it for, and what is your budget. I assume it's for some kind of gaming or you wouldn't have gone with a 950.

You're going to get different advice from every person out there. A lot of people wouldn't touch an Asus board because their customer service sucks if you would ever need to RMA a defective board. Personally, I look at specs a lot more than brand names, but I've had a lot of luck with MSI.

It's just funny that some of these Sony fans think they're about to get a $400 console that will let them game 4K @ 120fps. If there is any truth to the rumor, it's only going to be the GUI and maybe 4K support for apps like Netflix, Amazon, and Hulu. No way they're coming anywhere close to 4K...

That really sucks that $2000 worth of video cards can't pull off a smooth 4K. It's pretty funny that Sony fans think they're coming out with a 4K capable PS4.5.

I was thinking more of your Titan X SLI setup. :D

I'm not trying to step in on your territory or anything. I just didn't think it would hurt to give him a part list that is better than what he had listed, yet cheaper than what he was asking for. ;) This forum has always been really territorial for some reason.

I read the thread, and that's why I said what I said. If you re-read my post, you'll see that I said he needs a new GPU at some point, but since he specifically asked, I gave him a part list that was what he wanted. But I mentioned more than once that it wasn't necessarily going to give him the...

Dang, dude. You went all out. :)

Just a few thoughts. First, you really need to have realistic expectations. You can't just say you want Ultra requirement performance, but you're only willing to pay $600-$700. If you want the best, you have to pay for the best. Honestly, the rig you have in the OP isn't that bad. And just for...

What CPU do you have? Are you running a Xeon e3 or something?

What I think would be cool would be if developers did use the multi-GPU functionality, and it could use our unused integrated graphics as a boost.

Can't wait to see how much of a leap the new generation of GPUs is. I'm hoping it's significant so we can get into the 4K era a little easier. Plus, it will be awesome if Direct X 12 actually does get multi-GPU support where completely different cards can work together. I know it won't do any...