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That make sense. I've seen some info on a Gigabyte board that looks good but haven't seen it for sale yet. Thanks for your reply.

Yikes! I didn't think that they would be able to use that many cores. thank you for your quick reply.

Thanks for posting your success, I have been looking at this case but have been wary of the stock cooling solution. Looks like it may be better just to buy the regular 200 and roll your own.

Are the additional cores worth it?

I'm looking to build a 12100 or 12400 rig but there are no economical mobos out there. DDR5 is too expensive.

Not worth the additional money for what should have been the original amount of memory.

My EVGA 3060 xc works very well at this resolution. No real difference between the two models. Get whichever you can find. They were in stock on the EVGA website yesterday.

I don't know what is crazier, the concept or the asking price.

Another pioneer gone west.

Deal is still up. Great price for a gool looking and performing cooler. I think the 280 size is where it is at for most full size builds.

I pulled the trigger on the 780. I'll post my results once I get everything up and running for future reference.

IL2 began years ago but has been updated throughout the years. The latest versions of the game that I am interested in playing is only a few years old. I have discovered the graphics engine has always had problems with AA and ATI cards, hence my decision to switch to NV. I am using an i5 4690...

I cannot get AA to work in IL2 and the jaggies are driving me insane. I currently am using a HD7870 Myst Ed. So I'm ready to switch to the NVidia camp. I'm looking to spend about $200 or so. How does a used 780 hold up to gaming at 1080p these days? I'm trying to contact a seller on the forums...