I'd say either a GTX 960 or GTX 750ti from Nvidia.

Or if you want another AMD card, R9 380..
but check that your power supply can power the cards first though.

Yea I need to upgrade the psu as well. Thanks bases Besle.

You're welcome

Hey man, sorry to bother you again, but is there any real difference in the GTX 750ti family? I know there are multiple versions of it but are they any different from each other or is it just a matter of a few extra frames.

Are you thinking about the different brands?

If so there's no difference, they all use the same core. The main difference is different coolers, whether or not it is a reference cooler or a custom one, and if they are factory overclocked.

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I feel your pain man, something similar happened to me years ago. Hurts like hell for a while, but you gradually get over it, just hang out with friends and get support if you need it from them. Or if you just want to be by yourself or don't have any friends do things you enjoy; preferably outdoor activities. Give it a month or so and you'll be back to normal, stay strong my friend.

Like $33k cause it's a private college that's like just below ivy league. The only reason I'm attending is because of the scholarships, and an inheritance I got.

Ah, That's just about what I have to pay for my current school, though thats with financial aid and such.

Umm bro I think you forgot to say no homo.

Nah, you see, when you say no homo it implies you were thinking homo. By not acknowledging the homo to begin with, we eliminate the homo all together.

Haha good to know, also I decided to take a year off before watching the post Naruto movie(s?). Bleach on the other hand is (very very) slowly coming back up by revealing some more backstory but its still taking forever.

Yeah, but the biggest killer when it comes to the Nexus line is the battery. They tend to get lower capacity batteries to help keep costs down. It's also not that much smaller than the average phone. I'd be looking at something around a 4.7" like the N4. I do like the fact that it uses the 808 rather than the house fire in waiting that is the 810 though. The "downgrade" to 1080p is also nice.

>Moto
Yeah. They're alright, especially with that fairly stock Android skin they use. The Moto G is still my recommendation to anyone looking for a good bang for your buck no contract phone. I'm just not a fan of Motorola's giant branding on the back of their phones. The fact that many cases leave a cutout specifically for it also bothers me. I'm the same way about iPhones. Why bother with a hole in the back of the case just to show what phone you have? No one cares.

I wouldn't mind a smaller screen at all. This phablet trend is getting a bit out of hand in my opinion. I feel like a phone should be easy to use one handed, making every corner of the screen reachable without contorting your hand. It's just too bad that LG doesn't have sub-5" phones with flagship specs anymore. I loved the Nexus 4. And I'd have no issue going back to it if I could get more than 2 hours SoT out of it.

LG made the Nexus 5X and it has some decent specs for being a budget phone. Those along with the moto lineup are pretty good in terms of quality and price.

Yeah, but the biggest killer when it comes to the Nexus line is the battery. They tend to get lower capacity batteries to help keep costs down. It's also not that much smaller than the average phone. I'd be looking at something around a 4.7" like the N4. I do like the fact that it uses the 808 rather than the house fire in waiting that is the 810 though. The "downgrade" to 1080p is also nice.

>Moto
Yeah. They're alright, especially with that fairly stock Android skin they use. The Moto G is still my recommendation to anyone looking for a good bang for your buck no contract phone. I'm just not a fan of Motorola's giant branding on the back of their phones. The fact that many cases leave a cutout specifically for it also bothers me. I'm the same way about iPhones. Why bother with a hole in the back of the case just to show what phone you have? No one cares.

That actually looks decent, though I don't ever want to go back down to a small screen. And hey, I'm an LG guy too, since this year at least, I love the G series.

I wouldn't mind a smaller screen at all. This phablet trend is getting a bit out of hand in my opinion. I feel like a phone should be easy to use one handed, making every corner of the screen reachable without contorting your hand. It's just too bad that LG doesn't have sub-5" phones with flagship specs anymore. I loved the Nexus 4. And I'd have no issue going back to it if I could get more than 2 hours SoT out of it.

LG made the Nexus 5X and it has some decent specs for being a budget phone. Those along with the moto lineup are pretty good in terms of quality and price.

Yeah, but the biggest killer when it comes to the Nexus line is the battery. They tend to get lower capacity batteries to help keep costs down. It's also not that much smaller than the average phone. I'd be looking at something around a 4.7" like the N4. I do like the fact that it uses the 808 rather than the house fire in waiting that is the 810 though. The "downgrade" to 1080p is also nice.

>Moto
Yeah. They're alright, especially with that fairly stock Android skin they use. The Moto G is still my recommendation to anyone looking for a good bang for your buck no contract phone. I'm just not a fan of Motorola's giant branding on the back of their phones. The fact that many cases leave a cutout specifically for it also bothers me. I'm the same way about iPhones. Why bother with a hole in the back of the case just to show what phone you have? No one cares.

I've actually never been a huge fan of BB to begin with. I guess that's mostly because I never saw the point of the average person using a phone like that back then. Unless it was needed for your job or something, you just didn't need a "smart" device since all you'd be doing is texting or calling anyway. People used them as status symbols, much like people use Apple and Samsung now.

But now, most people have at least some use for a smartphone, and BB just can't seem to catch up. They really need to figure something out. I don't want to see them go, especially now that they've adopted Android. Maybe they'll be able to stick around a bit longer, but who knows?

I've heard that they already have plans for a second android phone, I could be wrong on that though. And yea they were pretty much the hype back then, mine was a hand-me-down from my sister who adopted android early, but hot damn did I like that phone.

That actually looks decent, though I don't ever want to go back down to a small screen. And hey, I'm an LG guy too, since this year at least, I love the G series.

I wouldn't mind a smaller screen at all. This phablet trend is getting a bit out of hand in my opinion. I feel like a phone should be easy to use one handed, making every corner of the screen reachable without contorting your hand. It's just too bad that LG doesn't have sub-5" phones with flagship specs anymore. I loved the Nexus 4. And I'd have no issue going back to it if I could get more than 2 hours SoT out of it.

LG made the Nexus 5X and it has some decent specs for being a budget phone. Those along with the moto lineup are pretty good in terms of quality and price.

Yeah, but the biggest killer when it comes to the Nexus line is the battery. They tend to get lower capacity batteries to help keep costs down. It's also not that much smaller than the average phone. I'd be looking at something around a 4.7" like the N4. I do like the fact that it uses the 808 rather than the house fire in waiting that is the 810 though. The "downgrade" to 1080p is also nice.

>Moto
Yeah. They're alright, especially with that fairly stock Android skin they use. The Moto G is still my recommendation to anyone looking for a good bang for your buck no contract phone. I'm just not a fan of Motorola's giant branding on the back of their phones. The fact that many cases leave a cutout specifically for it also bothers me. I'm the same way about iPhones. Why bother with a hole in the back of the case just to show what phone you have? No one cares.

They're drawn by different people. The original artist, One, keeps drawing his comic online his way, but their is so much faith in the series that other professional artists (like Yuusuke) make the published version. Then there's the show which got some of the top animators in Japan to work on it.

I know, I was referring to ONE's version. If you look at the art from the first few chapters to some of the more recent ones you will see he got better.

>implying resolution is all that matters
Brightness and color reproduction/accuracy are poor compared to other flagships

>curves
The S6 Edge screen is actually curved underneath. The Priv has a flat screen under the rounded glass. The edges are like reading through a glass bottle.

>camera
The camera could have been better. It has the MP count to hide imperfections, but the low light and bright light images taken with it are awful, even with HDR enabled. It needs near perfect lighting.

>keyboard
That's what I mean. The keys are much smaller, making typing less enjoyable.

It'll get a price cut eventually, but it'll probably only be after BB digs itself further into a hole. They have a bad habit of pricing their devices too high. It's like they think their name alone is still enough to justify the price.

To be honest, I sorta gave up on BB not that long ago. They are capable of making good phones but they still seem a bit stuck in the past.

I've actually never been a huge fan of BB to begin with. I guess that's mostly because I never saw the point of the average person using a phone like that back then. Unless it was needed for your job or something, you just didn't need a "smart" device since all you'd be doing is texting or calling anyway. People used them as status symbols, much like people use Apple and Samsung now.

But now, most people have at least some use for a smartphone, and BB just can't seem to catch up. They really need to figure something out. I don't want to see them go, especially now that they've adopted Android. Maybe they'll be able to stick around a bit longer, but who knows?

I've heard that they already have plans for a second android phone, I could be wrong on that though. And yea they were pretty much the hype back then, mine was a hand-me-down from my sister who adopted android early, but hot damn did I like that phone.

That actually looks decent, though I don't ever want to go back down to a small screen. And hey, I'm an LG guy too, since this year at least, I love the G series.

I wouldn't mind a smaller screen at all. This phablet trend is getting a bit out of hand in my opinion. I feel like a phone should be easy to use one handed, making every corner of the screen reachable without contorting your hand. It's just too bad that LG doesn't have sub-5" phones with flagship specs anymore. I loved the Nexus 4. And I'd have no issue going back to it if I could get more than 2 hours SoT out of it.

LG made the Nexus 5X and it has some decent specs for being a budget phone. Those along with the moto lineup are pretty good in terms of quality and price.

Yeah, but the biggest killer when it comes to the Nexus line is the battery. They tend to get lower capacity batteries to help keep costs down. It's also not that much smaller than the average phone. I'd be looking at something around a 4.7" like the N4. I do like the fact that it uses the 808 rather than the house fire in waiting that is the 810 though. The "downgrade" to 1080p is also nice.

>Moto
Yeah. They're alright, especially with that fairly stock Android skin they use. The Moto G is still my recommendation to anyone looking for a good bang for your buck no contract phone. I'm just not a fan of Motorola's giant branding on the back of their phones. The fact that many cases leave a cutout specifically for it also bothers me. I'm the same way about iPhones. Why bother with a hole in the back of the case just to show what phone you have? No one cares.