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    My signature pretty much says it all (:
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    Just ordered this about 20 minutes ago for my girlfriend.

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    Hopefully it works out alright. Feels not to shabby for $814
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    A small note about the Level 10 GT.

    a. Between shutdowns it forgets what you set the LEDs to. Every time you boot up you'll have to choose fan speed and LED color (including non. Defaults to blue for me.)
    b. There are no non-hot swap bays that I know of, but none of the hot swaps can be individually locked so one can hot swap while comp's on without being at risk of unplugging your system drive. Can't say I like that.

    Minor conveniences, but.

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    Gosh there is so many super smexy setups I am super jealous about.

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    You won't be seeing those numbers in a raid. :P

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    Quote Originally Posted by Drunkenvalley View Post
    You won't be seeing those numbers in a raid. :P
    About the same numbers during Firelands 10 raid. I'm going to post today if you want me to...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tic Tacs View Post
    About the same numbers during Firelands 10 raid. I'm going to post today if you want me to...
    Do please, because that sounds extremely shady!

    *ninjafixes typo*

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    I like how he used a camera instead of just taking screenshots.
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    Gotta admit the pictures themselves were pretty snazzy to look at.

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    Psst. Guys, in the top right of the first picture... Is that a link to a "Intel Core 2 <Cannot read>" page? >.>

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    Quote Originally Posted by ispano View Post
    I like how he used a camera instead of just taking screenshots.
    Here you go:

    http://i51.tinypic.com/161kyfr.jpg
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    Make the image smaller. >800 pixels gives infractions.
    And it makes more sense, seeing your resolution and settings.

    Looks great nonetheless.
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    hmm, low shadow quality, in non combat

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cyanotical View Post
    hmm, low shadow quality, in non combat
    Your RAM in your CPU-Z is at 1148MHz btw lol
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    Makes sense when you take into account a smaller resolution, no shadows, and a small cave-zone. (IE no area to render.)
    Take one facing off the Uldum Dam or during raid combat in 10 mans.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Saithes View Post
    Your RAM in your CPU-Z is at 1148MHz btw lol
    triple channel, try again

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cyanotical View Post
    triple channel, try again
    Ehm. Sorry, I don't see the connection.
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    Quote Originally Posted by tetrisgoat View Post
    Ehm. Sorry, I don't see the connection.
    the speed of RAM in CPU-Z is the speed of each individual channel, so for dual channel you double it, your CPU-Z sats 800Mhz, that means using dual channel, you have 1600Mhz ram

    i have triple channel, so you multiply it by 3, not 2

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cyanotical View Post
    triple channel, try again
    Why don't you fucking try again and keep up... Triple Channel extends the data width. The "DDR" aka Double Data Rate is what forms the clock speed. Each Data width(per stick) is 64-bit, so with triple channel it goes to 192bit rather than 128bit of Dual Channel. Double Data Rate is what determines the effective clock speed in which it can produce two cycles per clock resulting in your 1148MHz (574 x 2). The same applies to GDDR5, which is Quad Data Rate which means you multiply the base memory clock by 4 so for example 1500MHz x 4 = 6000MHz effective.

    The amount of channels has NOTHING to do with the clock speed, only the data width of the RAM.

    So, for slow people...

    DDR determines the clock speed and has no correlation to the amount of channels.
    Single/Dual/Triple/Quad Channels determines the data width and NOT the clock speed.
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