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MSI GeForce GTX 780 Gaming Edition Released
MSI has just officially unveiled its latest high-end GTX 780 Gaming graphics card. Featuring NVIDIA's new GeForce GTX 780 GPU with 3GB of high speed GDDR5 memory and PCI Express Gen 3. MSI's proprietary Airflow Control technology, dual over-sized 10 cm fans, and patented Propeller Blade technology perfectly complement the Twin Frozr IV Advanced and its impressive cooling performance. With a core temperature of just 67°C and noise level of a mere 25.7 dB under full load The MSI GTX 780 gives gamers unparalleled gaming performance and stability. In addition, MSI’s Military Class components are now in their 4th generation of development, delivering longer life and better stability than ever before.
The exclusive Predator audio-video capture software allows gamers to easily record and share their gaming highlights with friends. The MSI GTX 780 features software and hardware exclusively designed for real gamers, making it the ultimate weapon for dominating any gaming challing.
The MSI GeForce GTX 780 Gaming features the Twin Frozr IV advanced Thermal Design. In addition to Propeller Blade, SuperPipe, and Nickel-plated Copper Base technologies for optimal cooling performance, 10 cm over-sized fan blades channel in maximum air flow at ultra low noise levels for unrivaled heat dissipation.
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In addition, MSI’s new proprietary Airflow Control technology funnels air directly to the heatpipes, making cooling more efficient. GPU temperature at full load is now a mere 67 °C and noise is kept down to a whisper-quiet 25.7 dB. Indeed, MSI’s continued devotion to innovation and perfection is a welcome relieve for gamers everywhere
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#4620927 Posted on: 07/17/2013 01:37 AM
Thanks eclap!
Thanks eclap!
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#4621004 Posted on: 07/17/2013 06:23 AM
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And finally, I thought the Samsungs read and write speeds were significantly less and almost the same price as the ocz?..
Gimmick, they give the maximum read/write speed achieved over different file transfer sizes. Their maximum read/write might be higher while they have lesser performance at non optimal file sizes.
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And finally, I thought the Samsungs read and write speeds were significantly less and almost the same price as the ocz?..
Gimmick, they give the maximum read/write speed achieved over different file transfer sizes. Their maximum read/write might be higher while they have lesser performance at non optimal file sizes.
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#4621010 Posted on: 07/17/2013 06:42 AM
Your PC will never use 32GB of ram while gaming or recording music. Even half that much will still be more than you need.
8GB is plenty, even 16GB if the price is OK. Any more than 16 is a waste of cash though.
If you plan to keep this rig and not go DDR4, grab the fastest ram you can afford this way it won't instantly become obsolete when Intel ditch DDR3 next year.
Your PC will never use 32GB of ram while gaming or recording music. Even half that much will still be more than you need.
8GB is plenty, even 16GB if the price is OK. Any more than 16 is a waste of cash though.
If you plan to keep this rig and not go DDR4, grab the fastest ram you can afford this way it won't instantly become obsolete when Intel ditch DDR3 next year.
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#4621038 Posted on: 07/17/2013 08:11 AM
Yes, get 16GB. You can't upgrade to DDR4 unless you build a completely new computer (new motherboard, CPU), so that is really a non-issue. I agree that you should overclock, especially since you mentioned SLI. Although it is not necessary for SLI, it seems kind of pointless to go to that extreme and not overclock it!
I think eclap missed your following line:
so I would recommend a really good sound card. Spend the money you saved from going 32GB of RAM on one of these
Yes, get 16GB. You can't upgrade to DDR4 unless you build a completely new computer (new motherboard, CPU), so that is really a non-issue. I agree that you should overclock, especially since you mentioned SLI. Although it is not necessary for SLI, it seems kind of pointless to go to that extreme and not overclock it!
I think eclap missed your following line:
primary function for this PC is for music recording/production and gaming
so I would recommend a really good sound card. Spend the money you saved from going 32GB of RAM on one of these
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Here is a nice EVGA GTX 780 SC for £570, great cooling.
PSU wise, I wouldn't go with that one tbh. Something like this XFX Black 850W 80+ Gold would be my choice.
The z87-deluxe is overkill imo, get something like this z87-pro it'll most likely do everything you'll ever need.
If you're not overclocking at all, you don't need a 4770K, just get a non K 4770. I highly suggest you get a 4770K and overclock it, even if it's only up to 4ghz or so, which will be piss easy.
I'll second the Samsung 840Pro as the SSD to go for atm, price/performance is great, so seems to be reliability so far.
For a CPU cooler, I'd go with air personally, some others will surely recommend a Corsair AIO water cooler, but as far as air coolers go, something like this Thermalright Silver Arrow SB-E or this Noctua NH-D14 will do a great job at keeping your cpu cool and quiet.
Oh, and get a sound card, a SB Z OEM can be had for under £60, 100% worth it.