How can I tell if I need the 479x or 7701? What's the difference?
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Sorry I took so long the email was in my junk folder. The numbers are on the back of the remote.
1404230
I do not know, what I did is check if they are compatible. If you go to the website they can tell you.
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look at the model number on the control module for the security system should be under your dash and then see what is compatible with it.
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The Antenna is slightly longer on the 7701. Also, look for a grey and black carbon fiber look if you want the 7701, the 479X has a blue and black carbon fiber finish. The 479X is for the Clifford 2.5x, RS3, RSX1.5 or RSX3.5 Alarm Systems. The 7701x is for the Clifford 20.5X and 50.5X Alarm Systems. If you can't remember, try finding the starter unit on your car and look up the model number. Otherwise, most install shops will look for you and tell you. Hope this helps.
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Yes, but you need the newest Bios Revision. (F9)http://www.gigabyte.us/support-downloads/cpu-support-popup.aspx?pid=4487I recently upgraded to the 4790K and have had no issues.
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There's a good compare of 970 and (worse than 4820) 4770K and 4770K is already better than 970. check cpuboss dot com. I'd run for the new one. Mine is simply amazing. I'm thinking about exchanging the HD to solid state. I work with audio (homestudio) and the CPU performs amazingly.
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The 4790K is for Overclockers. If you are not overclocking the 4790 would be the best. It is really blazing fast and worth the price. I don't overclock but it is more than enough for my son's gaming rig.
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The i7-4790K processor is compatible with all Z97 motherboards. There isn't much difference between the 5 and 7 except the additional SATA ports.
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It has both but reports the integrated 7660G. Games when set to performance using the AMD graphics configuration will use the 7970M. By the way, don't forget to update your drivers.
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This all depends on motherboard manufacturers.PCI is definitely on its way out, so if you are worried, I would get the STX version.
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It should do this no problem. I have a 770 on mine. I think I made sure it would run 2 of those when I got it. Not 100% sure though
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I'm not sure what the 1290x is so unfortunately I can't answer that question.
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It depends on your needs, if you are looking for something for gaming then i would say the i5 is fine, and if you plan on some video editing and the such then the i7 4790 is the better choice.
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The i7-4790k has an LGA 1150 socket, whereas the i5-3330 that you first purchased has an LGA 1155 socket. If you want to upgrade to the i7 chipset you'll need the i7-3770k which also has the LGA 1155 socket. Hope this helps.
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PCIe 2.0 implies you're still on an older generation of CPU... so I guess the 780 as I think while you might even be bottlenecking that, I'm sure you'd probably be bottlenecking the 7990. If you can reply with more details about your setup (including rez of monitor) and what you want from the card (gaming, design, etc.) that would definitely make it easier to answer though. It's possible the 7990 would be better for your needs, but not knowing what they are makes it tougher to advise.
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Unfortunantely, for the CTO models it is a little vague. If you know you have the integrated graphics, this is the one that you'll need. if you have a discrete graphics, you'll be looking for the part number 45M2722 or 24.
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Easy way to tell, if it is 1260w it is single, if it is 1262w it is dual, same layout for most of the line, like 1060w and 1062w, 1260w and 1262w. So it may just be an error down the Page. Hope this helps.
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Both of these have similar TDP's and they use the same amount of volts, and this one uses the Richland vs the trinity architexture, but both are FM2. I think it comes down to preference. If you get this, you should have enough cores and clock speed to process games and whatever for 2-5 years, and if you're into upgrading in a year or so, the 750k will be awesome!
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The 760 will give you more bang for your buck. I think you would be very safe and future proof with a 760. You could run bf4 Full spec fine. The only reason to get the 770 over the 760 would be if you have the money to spend and just want that extra boost. But the boost in speed is not equal to the increase in price.
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I'm on the fence too, but I think I'm going to go with the 770 over 1100. I've researched the two from tech site to tech site and they've all pointed to the 770 over the 1100. 10mps for $159 with free shipping isn't too shabby. If it turns out to be junk at least I'll give an honest review.