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Na, that is definitely exactly what I said. I be KSK now.

It would be nice to be able to just see the bb code while typing. I also have a question what do the dots under the name mean?

Yes, it will. I would however save some money on the ram and get 2133 instead of 2666

The 390 is rather power hungry and the difference between the 750 and the 500 is only a few $.

For the price of an i7 you might as well just buy a xeon. For gaming a good i5 is the most you will need. This is what I would do for a $1000 build. For around $800 I would drop the GPU from a 390 to a 380x

Thank's for the info.

Bought a 380 4gb over black friday. Seems to be doing well. I do have a question how much of a difference does going from 2gb vram to 4gb do? On another note I keep getting the "your computer is low on memory" even though I'm using less than 1/2 the ram I have. Do I just need to increase my page file size?

This new forum is going to need some taking used too.

It would have been nice to know the range of the artillery and flare.

[quote name='Randazzo']They will, yes. They will even go turn it off after the attack is over. Pop Limit = 10 + Charisma level[/QUOTE] Looks like I neede to put more points into charisma.

[quote name='Randazzo']I'm really liking the settlement building. I went a touch overboard at Sanctuary, not knowing the population limits and such, but at least it's a nice place to live. Power routed all through the settlement, lots of turrets, completely walled in. One of the neatest non-spoilery moments I've had so far happened when I fast traveled there. I was unloading a bunch of junk I had collected when the trader who comes through went running down the street, yelling for help. I was mostly confused, hadn't seen that before and had never been attacked without a quest warning before. Then the sirens started going off, followed by bouts of gunfire from turrets and guards. By the time I got my head out of the clouds and ran to help, it was over, but it was a strangely neat moments.[/QUOTE] So the guards will trigger the siren? Also what's the population limit?

I've only owned it for a day and I already have 10 hours in the game. So, ya I'd say it's good and not bad. I do have 2 issues with the game. The weapon choice is kind of limited without modding and I'd like to see skills again (ie energy weapons). Anyways everyone know you don't buy a Bethesda for the game you buy it to mod the crap out of it.

[quote name='Akard']Thanks for your answers. Why fanless ? - First for the silence - Second for the power consumption I am casual gamer and I don't need a graphic card for every day work, just for two or three games. That's why I thought of a fanless computer, to reduce to a maximum the specs and when I don't play and to boost only for games. The dream would be something like the cubi on which I could plug an external GC to play :). I don't mind building one.[/QUOTE] Silence is understandable, but they're going to be almost no difference between 1 fan and no fans. For example I have 2 120mm fans and 3 140mm fans and I can't really hear them especially when I'm doing something on the computer. The sound of my HDDs are actually louder then the fans. The majority of your power consumption will come from the GPU and CPU. And as Elthy said Small, Powerful, Silent choose 2.

[quote name='cantab']I really wouldn't worry about that, there's still plenty enough bandwidth for any card on a ~£300 budget. Bear in mind it's common for SLI setups to use 8x/8x speed, and PCIe 3.0 x8 is the same as PCIe 2.0 x16 bandwidth wise.[/QUOTE] I was just pointing it out as a possible thing to think about.

[quote name='Camacha']Be sure to find out whether it is PCI or PCIe. That is relevant. Also make sure you can install the card without interfering with other cards, or obscuring airflow. If you block or limit a video card air intake, it will not like it very much.[/QUOTE] It's a Mini PCIe. [URL="http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813131830"]Should have enough room too.[/URL] [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] [quote name='Rainbowtrout']I have a slight dilemma. Christmas is coming, and I thought I'd treat myself to a PC upgrade. Problem is, I have only a rough idea of what parts work with what parts. At the moment I have [URL="http://www.adventcomputers.co.uk/product/advent-dt3411-desktop-pc"]this prebuilt PC (Running windows 10, upgraded from 8.1)[/URL]. It was good for what I originally intended to play (KSP, Civ 5, EUIV, etc) but trying to run newer releases (GTA V) is a bit trickier. I'm on quite a tight budget, which doesn't help. Despite that, I've found what [I]seems[/I] to be a decent set of upgrades. Would this work with it? Any other info is welcome :)[/QUOTE] On top of what other people have mentioned I'd like to point out that you should get a new mobo since the one you have right now has a PCIe 2.0 slot while the upgraded GPU runs off of PCIe 3.0. Another things is you could probably drop the 2 fans.

I think it's in the beta tab in properties on steam.

Scott Manley did a video over it a while back. I'll see if I can find it. I think this is it.

I think that as long as you credit the people correctly you can. The exception being mods whose licenses don't let you.

Should have a slot free. It's the tiny pci slot right?

Would this work? Or would this be better?

Any you would suggest? Or info you need from me to make a suggestion?

What should one look for when trying to buy a Wifi card?

There is though...

I'll take a look. What about something where you get to shoot things?

Eh, I'll need to see and actually play around with it, but in general I'm not for it. It doesn't look like it will add much and looks kind of pointless, and as others have said it will just limit where you can put the engines without it looking stupid.