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I'm crap at taking photos but I really like this one that I got today:

better let those rear wheels spin !! for after all you got 707hp ! notes: physics are for the 8 speed conventional automatic transmission you can only have 7 gears in tdu so i compromised 8th is 7th on the ratio and works pretty well so 7th is 0.67 instead of it being 8th (duh ) :D final drive is not change and is 3.30 like it should be sound swap from stock tdu files ! use the ford gt with no turbo it sounds pretty good not exactly hellcat but good enough ! (not included ) do not switch it to m\t the 6 speed m\t has different gear ratios then auto it wont be realistic any issues i missed ?? please let me know ! more physics to come !!!!!!!!!!! :D

Never poor hot water on a frozen screen! The thermal shock can crack it... I bought a this [ATTACH]26107[/ATTACH]

No, I only got the badge. :(

Ouch, this quality really hurts.. I hope you're going to improve it in the release versions.

The manufacturer counts on you having a Chinese poobox that is 10 years old, arthritic and can deliver about about half of what it says on the label. They have to or they'd be sued by everyone who did have one of those and ended up burning their house down. That card with an overclocked 5930K uses no more than 350W. As Ryzza says, the quality of the PSU and it's components is far more important than the number on the side. With that said there's nothing wrong with having an over dimensioned PSU, I do too because I found it cheaper. :)

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Even 600W is way - way - more than you need for a 970 or almost any single card. Either way I would recommend waiting as both Nvidia and AMD are launching new graphics cards in less than a month. Current rumors say that AMD's coming 490/490X will have GTX 980 Ti performance for half the price.

I'm also highly recommending the GTX 970! Bought it for my PC that otherwise has about 5 years old components, CPU and all that. Yet almost every game runs with the maximum graphics. Most of the games are GPU driven after all. Arma 3 is literally one of the few games I am not able to run on maximum, because my CPU lacks the performance and I have only 8 GB of memory. I got a bit more expensive version of the GTX 970 with TwinFrozr -cooling (since my previous GPU had this and it was noiseless and effective on what it did.) and if I remember correctly, it was some sort of a "GAMING 4G" edition. Had about 80 bucks more price than the regular editions. GTX 980 is also viable option, but if you're not ready to throw that much money in it and if you don't mind overclocking your rig anyways, it is rather useless and does not meet the price tag. Encore: You don't need to upgrade your whole rig! I'm still running on without an SSD, just 8 GB of some crappy old DDR3-memory, i5 CPU that wasn't even the "toughest" 5 years ago and so. Only thing I needed to upgrade alongside with the graphics card was the power supply. I had something like 600W and have now upgraded to 850W so the GTX 970 gets all the power it needs. Surely I took some extra capacity there as well, so don't think the 850W PSU is a requirement ;)

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