Colonel Faulkner

Sounds good to me, could you provide me your settings in conjunction with Afterburner, especially Core Voltage, Power- and Temp Limit (Priority Temp I assume), Memory Clock and Fan Speed? Thanks in advance!

Outstanding Bios Mod, thank you very much for v4 - 5120 x 2160 @ 2560 x 1080 are possible at 60 Hz without problems! Yay! Question: Without watercooling or Aftermarket air-cooler one shouldn't OC the Titan any further, right or wrong? If wrong are there common (safety) values due to experiences encountered by other Titan owners? At 3DGuru I had read a guide which suggested +37mV, 104 PL/90°C with priority given to temp, +165 MHz GPU and +120 Mhz Memory, so I'm curious if by any means to try some more OC (based at eventually incoming values) or let it be like it is - at least if not wiling to go by water or more powerful air.

My opinion: "Gaming Headset" is just another word for: "Give lotsa bucks and receive minor quality at overall". Good Headphones like AKG K (or Q) 701, Beyerdynamic DT 880 or Sennheiser HD 600/650 (to name the most common ones to my mind) combined with DAC and/or HPA should always give highly remarkable results over every available headset.

I use a relatively, at least I assume, "unknown" mechanical gear - namely the "TESORO DURANDAL ULTIMATE G1NL LED BACKLIT MECHANICAL GAMING KEYBOARD" with brown MX switches. 99% of the time it's all good to handle, but 1% it gives me some angry headache when it will out of the blue repeat the letters constantly and only the "WTF is this shit - rub the whole keyboard at once to stop it!!!" method gives an end to misbehaviour. Maybe I would buy it anew, even a firmware upgrade didn't solve my "problem", but in comparison to rubberdome keyboards it was a good choice.

I always use the inbuilt FPS limiter of RTSS in conjunction with Afterburner. Vsync off in NVCP and ingame, sometimes I notice some tearing but most of the time I'm good with it. Leads me to the question: If FPS limiter is to be used regularly should Vsync be enabled (at NVCP "Adaptive Vsync / ingame at par with monitor's Hz) or left off? Like to hear your suggestions - Thanks in advance!

Personally I wouldn't upgrade an i5-2500K to an IB or a HW rig, SB is still very powerful for 99% of all regular activities. If not for some real production based workflow matters: Keep it 1-2 generations further or OC if necessary. Actual CPUs are powerful enough to handle nearly all situations present and yet to come.

Interesting new one, will try it soon, I'm curious if it will give me 5120 x 2160 @ 2560 x 1080 without trouble.