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Well, that's what they started doing with the 980 in a 8gb version. You can SLI them together, which will give you faster than Titan X performance with plenty of VRAM.

There's an "MXM" form factor graphics card available that's tiny. It stands for Mobile PCI-Express Module: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mobile_PCI_Express_Module That is how companies are putting the full desktop GTX 980 into laptops without having to resort to mobile chips like the 980m...

You gotta click on the links, man. I put in (parenthesis) where clicking an image will take you to a site. Go check out the Silverstone ML07. Here's a dimension pic from the website you'll go to if you click the image of it in my original post, which shows its very small but still fits...

Bro, they make desktops with 980m chips. Here's one (click image to see original website): As others have said, you can just make a mITX computer, which is about the same size as a console, but it fits the fastest desktop GPUs made. Here's an upcoming case that will do that (again, click...

That is one seriously old laptop! Don't bother with it. They are selling for as low as $75 on eBay. Just assess your needs and get a new computer. Do you need to carry it around, or will a desktop do? What is your budget? Let me know those things to get help.

Yes. Thunderbolt combines two main things: (1) certain aspects of PCI-e, and (2) display port. Because it has display port as one of it's technologies embedded, it will perform as does a display port for video. Compared to HDMI, display port does a better job and delivers high throughput, and...

Your camera has both internal memory and a card slot for more memory. See p. 17 of the manual. https://docs.sony.com/release/DCRSR68_handbook.pdf. By default, the camera will playback from the internal storage. Perhaps you are viewing the card on your computer, which wouldn't have recorded...

This sounds simple, but have you tried plugging in the HDMI while the camera is off, closing the on-camera LCD, starting the camera up, and then using the TV for playback? Also, another basic thing to check, are you on the correct input on your HDTV? Last simple thing, some cameras need to be...

In that price range, you'll get quality about the same as you'll get from a decent smart phone. You'll probably get more bang for your buck going with a phone that has a good camera. Nokia Lumia cameras have very good cameras that will compete with any basic point and shoot. The iPhone 5S's...

Before doing all of that stuff, which can be time consuming, try the simpler things first. You should be able to plug in your camera to your computer with a USB while the SD card is in the camera. Set the camera to drive mode so it will register on the computer, and see if the card displays...