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Idk why I didn't see this thread but could you specify a budget? Provide a budget and I'll list a build. And what currency is applicable to you?

When you say 970's I assume you mean 390 :P The 390 is a 290 but with some very minimal architectural changes and PCB design, one such change is memory controllers iirc which allows for more memory.

I wouldn't say it's necessary, but I don't recall if there is a 4gb variant, and I'd rather too much than not enough.

Single cards would be: Nvidia EVGA GeForce GTX 970 4GB ACX 2.0+ Video Card (04G-P4-3973-KR) - PCPartPicker (block) AMD XFX Radeon R9 390 8GB Double Dissipation Video Card (R9-390P-8256) - PCPartPicker (block)

The best tip I can give is to use something like MX-2 thermal paste on the GPU core itself and pay very good attention to the thickness of your thermal pads on the GPU memory chips and VRM. I tried Artic Silver 5 on my GPU and it hit 100 degrees immediately, regardless of how many times I...

Yeah watercooling is a pretty expensive hobby, fittings can be like $5+ per piece, and you'll need like 8 for a simple rad+cpu+gpu+reservoir loop. It's the same with reservoirs, they're simple in terms of construction but because it's a relatively niche product you'll pay a bomb for it...

Out of curiosity, which 770's do you have? This site is my go-to website to find blocks for cards: CoolingConfigurator.com Also in terms of reliability I would only recommend getting this pump: EK D5 X-Top Pump Top w/ D5 Vario Pump - Acrylic (EK-D5 Vario X-TOP - Plexi (incl. pump)) -...

Two 770's is approximately on par with a 980, a 970 watercooled would need a hefty overclock to reach similar results if it all possible. 970's do reach nice overclocks but I would personally want a proper full-cover waterblock on it (which I'm assuming you're not getting), as they cool the...

In order to disable rendering you would have to make changes to the client, which is why Injection is necessary. The problem with this is that by making changes to the client you are considerably more likely be caught than if you were to use Reflection, which to my knowledge doesn't modify the...

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For the most part I actually forgot about the PC thread, has been dormant for a while. Good to hear it's running well.

Not quite sure what you mean, but I've cropped it and retained transparency.

Even if you don't have the source files to these images you can certainly download your large one and crop it, that way you lose neither quality nor detail in your image, you simply remove the transparent waste.

I'm going on the assumption my signature isn't considered an advertisement, though it does specify the website which generates it. I also agree with a height limit, some people have such obnoxiously large images. Moneyblades is a good example of this, as I'm running a 2560x1440 panel and his...

I like how it's literally copy-pasted to each user too. http://i.imgur.com/Aq3hB2M.png

Not really concerned about my username in the picture, the account isn't very good and it's just a game at the end of the day.

I'm actually running a 2k panel and mine runs fine, I'm not even sure 4k would be that difficult to run, it's just scaling. http://i.imgur.com/5x6h3X6.png I would recommend he checks temperatures or something, in the off-chance he's thermal throttling. There's no reason for the client to use so...

Going merely by specs you should have no issues, however it's evident you are the only person who has this issue, so I'm going to assume it's your end despite how you claim it isn't. I have a very similar system and Runemate's OSRS runs ~10%-15% CPU usage, that's while running a script.

You can't say it was definitely client detection, because if that were the case then we would all be receiving bans, which is not the case. Not only that, but the fact that other people have resolved the issue you're having by renewing their IP tells me otherwise.