1300W PSU: I got this PC with the intentions of upgrading it in the future
3000$: it was an example, mine costed less
2x 750ti: I was planning on upgrading when they would strain (especially for the GTA V release)
Water cooling: upgrading (again)
So you see I set off thinking I'd be gaming on PC for many years to come and based my whole plan on upgrading in the future but now that I know how PC gaming is I don't think anymore money will go into it
The reason why you are getting bad performance with SLI 750 Tis is because... they don't SLI.
Gtx 750Ti dual ski
You had no plan, I'm not even convinced you actually have a PC. Even computer challenged people have more sense than you've shown so far.
First post PC hate thread....I mean really.
but now that I know how PC gaming is
I didn't mention $3000, I didn't because I know the cost of your parts already so I know it's not $3000. I'm an enthusiast I'm not stupid.
2x GTX 750 Ti:
http://www.bit-tech.net/hardware/graphics/2014/02/18/nvidia-geforce-gtx-750-ti-review/3
"The reference PCB for the GTX 750 Ti is the same as that of the GTX 650. This should come as little surprise since the GM107 GPU is the architectural upgrade to the GK107 GPU of the GTX 650, though it does mean that the GTX 750 Ti lacks an SLI connector. SLI is not supported with this card."
I asked for a specific model for a reason. Are you SURE you have SLI working? Because by all accounts it's not supported on the GTX 750 Ti that I can find.
Not to mention again, you would have been better suited with 1 single GTX 970, R9 290x, etc. which would have been cheaper, and faster. You're running into a VRAM issue because the GTX 750 Ti is a 2GB VRAM card and you're trying to most likely set settings that are surpassing this 2GB VRAM limit. Hence why you should have gotten a real card (and no getting 2 of them doesn't mean you get 4GB of VRAM for gaming, it's mirrored and again like I said, GTX 750 Ti SLI isn't supposed to work unless you have some special card I don't know of).
1300 W PSU
You're not really listening to what I'm trying to put down. Unless you're planning on purchasing $2500 in GPU's alone you aren't going to utilize this 1300 W PSU.
Also, new GPU's will be low power, so 1300 W PSU was utterly useless purchase.
Lol you got me yes I was trolling, hope I haven't pissed anyone off, I have a PC (not the specs I mentioned before) and I'm loving it though I did have some bugs with skyrim (skyrim only so far)
Your brain: "I don't know how to defend PC against what he says because I can't. What should I do mmm... Errr... Uhhh SAY HE'S LYING"
I do own a PC, I have chosen these specs with the idea of upgradeability since I'm not a sheikh, I have built computers for friends and family before (I built a gaming PC for my cousin which gave me the idea to get one for myself)
It's the first post on this subject yes, and I feel it's necessary, too often people say the only downside to PC is the price and I felt I should truly expose it for what it is, an utter buggy and hair ripping experience.
The reason he's getting bad performance is because he just completely made up a computer to lend "credibility" to his subsequent tantrum. Sure, you could point out that he is apparently running SLI on a card that doesn't support it, but there was an even bigger clue: no one lists "thermal paste" in their PC specs if they have even the slightest clue what they're doing. You might as well list SATA cables and motherboard standoff screws. Come to think of it, he didn't mention a case; maybe his poor performance is because he threw all those components on the floor and started screaming "PLAY GAMES NOW" at them.
The reason he's getting bad performance is because he just completely made up a computer to lend "credibility" to his subsequent tantrum. Sure, you could point out that he is apparently running SLI on a card that doesn't support it, but there was an even bigger clue: no one lists "thermal paste" in their PC specs if they have even the slightest clue what they're doing. You might as well list SATA cables and motherboard standoff screws. Come to think of it, he didn't mention a case; maybe his poor performance is because he threw all those components on the floor and started screaming "PLAY GAMES NOW" at them.
Lol you got me yes I was trolling, hope I haven't pissed anyone off, I have a PC (not the specs I mentioned before) and I'm loving it though I did have some bugs with skyrim (skyrim only so far)
I reported the first post and the other one where they admit to trolling.
I'm down with a ban. Starting off in a community by being like this will never get anywhere.
1300W PSU: I got this PC with the intentions of upgrading it in the future
3000$: it was an example, mine costed less
2x 750ti: I was planning on upgrading when they would strain (especially for the GTA V release)
Water cooling: upgrading (again)
So you see I set off thinking I'd be gaming on PC for many years to come and based my whole plan on upgrading in the future but now that I know how PC gaming is I don't think anymore money will go into it
You're right anything that entertains a user or provides them with humor is downright atrocious. Anyone who tries to have a bit of fun should be hanged for wasting the precious key strokes of others DISGRACEFUL!
And yet you continue to troll.
You are providing humor to yourself at the expense of the community, and I doubt anyone else is entertained by your idiocy. You're saying you shouldn't be banned because you think you're a funny guy and cracking yourself up. Solid logic.