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Until DX12 becomes relatively mainstream multi-GPU are not worth it to be honest. Every game (in SLI at least) needs its own game profile to work, better off just having one fast card and replacing it every 2-3 years.

Without a doubt GTX 970 at the moment, or if you can wait till early next year GTX 960 if you want to save a few quid.

I tend to live by these articles whenever this argument comes up: http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/mortgageshome/article-2108131/Why-renters-Britains-home-ownership-obsession-damages-economy.html http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/00bf5968-f518-11e2-b4f8-00144feabdc0.html?siteedition=uk#axzz2csVkda8e

BFG GeForce 7800 GT OC 256MB GDDR3 Graphics Card :cool:

Always worth upgrading to the latest ASUS firmware to eliminate bugs/vulnerabilities, or if you fancy a tinker some third party firmware such as DD-WRT

I run a few Windows Servers under VMware Player works fine

Current desk, though I may roll out a second monitor shortly:

Bought it for a holiday three years ago, definitely the most complicated watch I have ever owned :o Has come cool features like a solar cell for power, stays in sync with an atomic clock, watch hands glow in the dark...

I find iOS7 fine on my 4S personally, performance is worse on the iPhone 4 by all accounts so you should be safe. Starting fresh (factory reset) might improve your performance.

The Wolverine (2013) 7/10

Displayport has more bandwidth and so can support higher resolutions then single link DVI and you can daisy chain displays off one cable. As you are running 1920x1080/1200 (max supported by single link DVI) there is not really any benefit to changing cables/ports.

Simple answer, they are not in RAID If they were you would see one 4TB volume in Windows if you used RAID1, 8TB in RAID0

I have one, you can repoint the iTunes library to the drive and it will consolidate and move the library to the NAS.

Having been on O2 and Three, I would have to chose the latter the downloads speeds I get over HSDPA are pretty good.

Synced at 23993 kbps/1403 kbps

What's doing DHCP/DNS? The server or router? Is this an Active Directory Domain with Exchange?

Thanks for the guide, much appreciated! :)

Use Zen Internet for the all the ADSL2+ connections at work, top notch provider in my experience. Would recommend them especially if you only have BT Wholesale available to you.

Better to go with Be if you don't want your connection traffic shaped, left O2 for that very reason.