Atomic Systems

I can also recommend the Cooler Master Hyper 212EVO. Quiet and well priced.

Sorry, but those are personal findings at 1080P. I have not tested at 1440P or 4K. I have two PCs, one with a 2gb 960 2-way SLI config, and the other running a single 4gb card.

Just a tip that I have also checked, the 960s GPU is nowhere near powerful enough to use 4 gigabytes of VRAM.

After recently buying a 760, and comparing it against my 960, there is no discernible difference and keep the 770 in mind, some can cost less than a 960.

Sorry, but as one of many people to pre-order Grand Theft Auto V through another website, I can only speculate. But I feel that Steam is going to be under heavy load, which may affect the workshop, store, and syncing games on Steam. It is set to be one of the biggest game releases of all time, so pj...

I for one would like more liveries for this unit as it is, to me, an iconic unit, which is quite popular. Also, it would be the perfect unit for DTG to implement flight simulator style faliure systems! Now who is up for that?

Is that EMU in your photos available? It look awesome.

:( Rant Time. I have to say, the only thing I would buy it for is the physics. It may not just be me but it annoys me when you have to brake a mile before stations and then have the developer tell you the physics are realistic, even when they are outside the rulebook of the real railway. Also the bo...

I have a Athlon X4 750k running with a asus gtx650ti and 8 gb corsair vengeance lp ram. Runs lovely. I have to agree though, GEML is very resource heavy.

Sorry coomdoom, I meant that no track appeared at all. Quite a let down as the rest of the route is amazing.

I have been driving my two favorite RSC routes, London to Faversham and The Portsmouth Direct Line. On both routes I saw miles and miles of spare track. So naturally, I went exploring. The PDL's extra track could easily have scenery added,but on L2F, I have no clue where stations are! Also there are...

I love this route, but there is only one downfall, the lack of track.

justgeoff wrote: What a pity the SWT 159's don't travel west of Exeter anymore. To me these were the most comfortable trains in the region and every seat had a good window view and leg-room!

I agree. If you like the 159s, try the South West Trains class 158s, the most reliable train in the UK.

You have to register before you can download at http://www.railworksrepaints.co.uk.

Here is a picture of all SouthEastern class 465 liveries in ts2013.(attached)