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are CRT Monitors/TV the same as plasma TVs?

If I have that much money to buy those parts, I buy it. Although, have you considered Gigabyte, Asus, or MSI Boards? From the parts that you chose, I get that you're gonna overclock and your not a newbie. I personally prefer Gigabyte, Asus or MSI when it comes to boards, you wouldn't want your...

Please get a decent discrete GPU, that build is awesome, needs a good GPU though. Also, are you planning to overclock? If you do have plans in the future, then I agree with previous post, get a Gigabyte motherboard, Asus, or MSI.. Another thing is, Get a P67 or Z68 board (if you can find any, if...

Don't forget a decent GPU, to support photoshop 3D and rendering if you want.

Really depends on what lower end gpu you're gonna get, how and where you're gonna sell it. From your build I want to assume you have no problem with the budget. You can get a HD 6870 or 6890 if you want, it's relatively easy to sell with more people buying APU since they will have to combine...

Yes, have you considered a GTX 650 Ti? it's performs better, budget gaming card. I have good experience with that card.. Plays BF3, ACR3, Bordlerands 2, Almost any recent games at max settings and still get 30-40 fps.. Here is my card: Gigabyte GTX 650 Ti

Yes that is possible, it depends on your GPU on how many Display port it has. Then you can SLI Nvidia cards or Crossfire ATI Radeon cards, then use their display ports. 1 port each monitor. You can use the HDMI, VGA, DVI. Use a connector accordingly. Note: Displaying 9-18 monitors will likely...

Try a GTX 650 Ti, newly released, best card for the budget. I personally have this card, I can play ACR 3, Borderlands 2, BF3, Crysis 2, Dota 2, in max settings. It's a relatively small card, but it packs alot of punch. :D GTX 650 Ti is really a great card for budget oriented gamers. Here's my...

Depends on the architechture of the card, is the gfx 1 same card series with gfx 2?

Can you get a 400w or 450w PSU? Best scenario get a better psu so you can have more options. Your card might get damaged if you buy now and use it on a 290w PSU. Is your PSU Generic? 290W Generic PSU most probably doesn't really give 290W.. :D

It's hard to determine your problem, can you post link to MSI website featuring your motherboard, need to see specifications. Try doing a memtest, to check your RAM.

yes, that is true.. See AMD Dual Graphics Technology. Basically, what it does is, if you have an Accelerated Processing Unit (APU) a CPU that has an integrated graphics included with the CPU, if you pair an APU with a certain HD 6**** series GPU the system would get a performance with respect...

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