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Successfully funded with over $1.2 Million on Indiegogo (http://igg.me/at/geminipda), the Gemini PDA dual boots Android and Debian Linux, comes with a nice keyboard, dual USB Type-C, HDMI output through Type-C, USB Host, option back facing Camera module, 5megapixel front facing camera for video-chat. They have a whole bunch of keyboard shortcuts and a nice UI for shortcuts at the bottom. One SIM card slot and a second eSIM support, LTE it runs on the MediaTek X27 with LTE.

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Kevin H

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Hello everyone! This is my current build: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/VzkGgL

I'm look for recommendations on GPU upgrades, something that will allow me to use a vr headset and have a decent experience graphics wise. I can't break the bank so try to keep suggestions around $400 to $500 USD.
Thank you in advance.

P.s. I already plan on upgrading my psu

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System Builder - Core i5-4670K 3.4GHz Quad-Core, GeForce GTX 960 2GB, Enthoo Pro M ATX Mid Tower - PCPartPicker

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Michael Durham: BTW the old eyes could not distinguish GPU from CPU meed to change fonts! But the 1070 would be a great upgrade along with the 1080, check both the new and used Market for your GPU. Instead of deleting what I posted about CPUs I'll just leave It for you to reflect on CPU upgrades. I think you could probably get by with your current CPU, but I'm a little rusty on the sockets and which CPUs they support. Gotta look it up every time. If you MB supports the next gen like gen 5 then go get an I7 gen 5. I always go as big as I can on CPU's to get as much future proofing as possible. My new to me build has a 3770K I7 and with the MSI gtx 680 OC I have Direct X 12. Have not played any games cause I just got it up and running Tues day and have not had a chance to runt and test any games. But go for an i7 if you can. I looked up your MB and that socket will support 5th gen CPU's. Double check your Mother board Mfg website.

Álvaro Souza: There weren't many 5th gen Intel CPUs, they kinda upgraded from 4th to 6th with the desktop lineup (sure, there was the 5775C, but no K models). If he'd like to upgrade his CPU, he could go with the i7 4790K. It can handle any GPU that he throws at it.

Edit: forget about the i7 5775C, not compatible with B85, according to Intel. Only possible CPU upgrade is the i7 4790K

Michael Durham: +Álvaro Souza Yeah I'm rusty on that stuff, they don't teach you that in College IT cause you are working on off the shelf desktops so all you can do is pretty much replace OEM. However I found out from some reading and from one or two of my college buddies that occasionally you can cheat and force a new chipset with the right kind of software similar to Slimdrivers. I do not think Slimdrivers is up to the task anymore but IO Bit and a few others may do it, or sometimes its as easy as going to the next gen board of the same socket and download the new chipset.

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Titan ThinkTank

Computer Do-it-yourself builders Computer Diagnostics

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Brennor Gonzalez (TheB1ackDawn)

Computer Do-it-yourself builders Q&A

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I'm going to be installing a new motherboard soon, and I've realized I'm going to have to do a clean install of windows. I only have passing knowledge in this sorta thing but, is it correct of me to think that I can create a second partition, move all of my large applications/files to that partition, and when I re install windows to my original partition, I'l still have them?

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Michael Durham: +Brennor Gonzalez Her is what I do. On my latest build (which is with a 3770K cpu, yeah it's an oldie but still a goodie) I have placed W10 on a 256v SSD, then I have a 1TB WD Black partitioned into two 500GB drives. I label one Productivity for things like Video editing apps, Fee Cad, Draft Sight etc. The other partition is labeled Games for stuff like origin, Wargaming.net, Battle. net etc. Finally I just picked up a WD 4 TB HD and I plan on partitioning it with 1 TB for Steam, and the other partition as Backup. Going to try an internal drive for Acronis. I keep knocking off my desk my E-drive for backup and damaging it. so we'll see how this goes.

Gareth “webwolf” Pritchard: +Michael Durham pretty much how I manage my partitions too :)

I prefer to wipe the partition on a clean install, windows.old is simple to remove, but it assumes you have a large enough SSD for two installations (mines pretty small, it's almost at cap with the OS and programs installed).

I could get a bigger one, but it would be unused space so not really needed

Michael Durham: +Brennor Gonzalez If you are doing a clean install of windows you can partition the hard drive during the install. One of the last screens you see before install starts asks you where you want to install windows. Just outside the box that displays your disks there are several options such as Delete, New, Format. When you click on new and you have a 1 TB HD it will show 9xxxxx GB then you can just type in how large you want. For a 1TB HDD I just devide the 9XXXXX GB by 2 on a calculator to get it split nearly in half. but one could just change the first number to 4 and you will be close. Once install is finished I then go in and rename and format the disks I rename my disks G and then call it games, Drive S and name it Steam, and Drive P name it productivity etc. the only limitations is that some letters are already taken by any optical drive and I think I will not be able to name my Backup drive B because A is reserved for the 3.5 floppy and B is still reserved for the old 5.5 inch floppy from the stone age.

Ro-Tang Clan

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Just realised, over 3500 members in this community but yet it appears so dead. There's only Bill Owen that seems to post in here.

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Bill Owen

Computer Do-it-yourself builders Tech News

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LIGHT your tubing like NEON, https://mnpctech.com/review-alphacool-aurora-hardtube-led-ring-13mm-deep-black-rgb.html

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Review Alphacool Aurora HardTube RGB LED rings

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Bill Owen

Computer Do-it-yourself builders Tech News

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The Fractal design Define R6 maybe the best case of 2017, https://mnpctech.com/fractal-design-define-r6-case-riser-cable-type-c-kit-review.html

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Fractal Design Define R6 Mid Tower Case In-Depth Review Video & Photos

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Michael Durham: Perhaps its my penny pinching nature. But I just don't get excited by a new box. Now I also don't read reviews of new boxes, but to me a case is a case. My nearly complete Craigslist build is in an old Thermaltake Armor case and I like it. I have seen some pretty cool cases at Fry's with some cool LED's etc, but for the most part the majority a just a box to me. So why do builder like to get the latest and greatest case?

David Sanders: +Michael Durham I have a different take, though I do agree that always looking for the latest and greatest is unnecessary. I always think about airflow when I am buying a case and my current case has that in abundance, but the feature that makes the extra price worth it for me is the side panel that has a single handle to open and comes right off of the hinges. This makes building/tweaking components so much easier. I am always adding or changing parts, so it really adds value, not to mention, it looks great.

Michael Durham: +David Sanders I'm so used to taking things apart from my field service days that using thumb screws for taking a cover off does not bother me. I do however appreciate the advances in cable management in some cases. This old Tsunami Dream case that came with the freebie my friend gave me is a pain! The Thermaltake Armor is way above in cable management. And yes air flow is important and the Tsunami Dream lacks the air flow that the Armor has in abundance. But I'm not a bells and whistle guy so I don't worry about lights and stuff in the case, but I will admit that I like seeing the cool builds that have all that stuff in them.

stacey abuemaish

Computer Do-it-yourself builders Product Sales

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About how much is a Anne Klein watch made in China worth?

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Rene Grondin

Computer Do-it-yourself builders Computer Diagnostics

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The result of Windows10 fall creator update

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Michael Durham: +inter nazi That's the main problem with Vista the awkward layout they chose,everyday people did not like it. While I was Field Copier tech I never saw any business running Vista. Everyone was either still on XP or 7 in addition it was seemed to be a heavy slow OS. Many businesses did not switch to 7 for a couple of years and waited till the kinks got worked out and they ordered new 64 bit PCs. But W 7 was kinda heavy as well. But the one and only desktop I had was my son's old GateWay that had a 32 bit Vista copy. However wile I appreciate the perceived speed of W10, there are things I don't really Like about it as well, but I upgraded all mys systems to W10 because Support for 7 is going to end and I wanted to stay up to date. Just my old HP XW 8200 with twin Xeon CPUs is still running 7 the old Xeon's don't support 10. Just about ready to retire the old dinosaur, or put a server OS on it.

Jason L. Froebe: Lol

inter nazi: its always the operators pref...

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Titan ThinkTank

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+danjuma kolo the problem is not how to make a quantum bit, the problem is how do multiple of them work together for a calculation, how do they know with whom to work with ?

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