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Only if you have a SATA III controller. I don't, I'm riding SATA II but still, it would max the controller out.

Wish I had it to invest in a pair. I could just imagine how fast a raid-0 array of those would be.

You can turn off UAC... I have and never looked back.

The level 10 is the one with all the sub-divided sections is it not?

It has nothing to do with macs and centers on the question about 2880X1400 being something to be excited about. My stance is that it's not on small displays but on larger displays, yes. It will eat up Vram though in games. That led to discussions about the desktop remaining resident in Vram...

Aero is a hardware accelerated so it's possible that it steals cycles away from the GPU in windowed mode. I guess a proper test of that being the case would be to run in windowed mode with and without Aero enabled and see if there's any difference.

LOL, I was just imagining how lost a wee little itx mobo would look trussed up in the huge ass case.

Does it support itx?

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16875982253 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16875984055 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16875982446 That's just three from the link you provided. There are at least a dozen more stereo bluetooth...

I don't. I just don't keep icons on my desktop. Besides, a clean desktop looks far better IMO.

Heck, the motherboard looks lost in there.

Good deal, I wasn't sure if they were still ASUS' red headed step-child or not. Good to know they're not.

Is ASRock still a subsidiary of ASUS?

Odd that they don't allow you to choose whether it's stereo or mono.

Next time you play Max Payne 3 go into the settings and start monkeying around with resolution and IQ settings. They give you a metric of the amount of Vram needed for the game to run at your selection. It's alarming how much memory you really need to keep from dipping into much slower system ram.

Shhhh... don't give anyone any ideas. ;)

That's why I say the patent system is in need of an overhaul. They issue patents on the how of things in such a broad reaching and obscure manner that it's nearly impossible to not technically infringe upon it. It's anti-competitive.

I'm still running ASUS boards, had one mysteriously die on me out of 7 or 8 I've owned since 2003. That's pretty hard to beat.

I can believe it, it's a freaking monster! I bet that you can't walk a straight line past it, the gravity well starts pulling you in.

When you run all the eye candy turned up to 11 and the highest resolution you can manage and still want 100+FPS I can see their point.