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Irene Jiang / Business Insider FLAVOR: The chicken wasn't as thick as the chicken in some other sandwiches, but it was fairly juicy and a bit peppery. The tomato was tart and the mayo fatty, but the lettuce was more decorative than anything. OVERALL: I thoroughly enjoyed this sandwich. It's not the thickest or the juiciest chicken, but it's pretty good. And everything in the sandwich works well together. It's also one of the bigger sandwiches. Irene Jiang / Business Insider BURGER KING CRISPY CHICKEN, $6.29 — People don't usually go to Burger King for the chicken, which makes sense. The chicken in this sandwich was darker than chicken usually is ... Irene Jiang / Business Insider BUN: Sweet and dense, but nothing special. It was the right size for its contents though, which wasn't often the case during this taste test. TEXTURE: The chicken was pretty crispy, pretty juicy, and a little bit chewy. Irene Jiang / Business Insider FLAVOR: It actually tastes good, but also weird, like it's not quite chicken. I thought it tasted vaguely like Christmas. I'm not sure if the chicken was burnt or if it was just the spice mixture. The lettuce wasn't fresh. OVERALL: It tasted better than it looked, but I couldn't shake a bad gut feeling. Irene Jiang / Business Insider Read more: I ate apple pies from 5 fast-food chains, and the winning pie blew me away POPEYES' CLASSIC CHICKEN SANDWICH, $4 — Popeyes added the classic chicken sandwich to its menu in May. Before, there was just the po'boy. The contrast in thickness between the Arby's chicken patty and Popeyes' patty was simply stunning. This sandwich was huge, even though it was cheaper than the others. Irene Jiang / Business Insider BUN: A sturdy toasted brioche with a hint of sweetness. TEXTURE: The chicken was unbelievably crispy, thick, and juicy, with a crinkly, crunchy layer of fried batter. The pickles too were crunchy. Irene Jiang / Business Insider FLAVOR: Everything in this sandwich tasted amazing. The pickles were tart, the mayo added a smear of fatty comfort, and the chicken was outstandingly juicy and fresh. OVERALL: I was wholeheartedly surprised and impressed by how good Popeyes' sandwich was, especially considering its price. Irene Jiang / Business Insider Read more: I ate soft serve from 7 major fast-food chains, and the winner surprised me SHAKE SHACK'S CHICK'N SHACK, $7.09 —

Shake Shack made some waves when it added a chicken sandwich to its menu in 2015. It's not a very wide sandwich, but it sure is tall. Irene Jiang / Business Insider BUN: The potato bun was very sweet and flavorful but crumbled under the weight of its contents. TEXTURE: A thin layer of breading still made for a solid, consistent crisp. The chicken was juicy, and the pickles were thick and crunchy. Irene Jiang / Business Insider FLAVOR: It was way too salty. The bun, lettuce, and mayo did very little to cut the overwhelming saltiness of the chicken and the pickles. I couldn't tell if the pickles were tart because they were so salty. OVERALL: This sandwich was, unfortunately, less than the sum of its parts. As per Shake Shack's standards, the individual ingredients were all high-quality. However, it simply needed a break from the salt. Irene Jiang / Business Insider WINNER: POPEYES. Popeyes' classic chicken sandwich was clearly better than its competitors in every way. The chicken was incomparably crispy, juicy, and fresh, and all the elements of the sandwich were well balanced. Each bite was bursting with flavor. And its price tag is also the most appealing — at $4, it's the cheapest sandwich in the lineup. Irene Jiang / Business Insider RUNNER-UP: MCDONALD'S. The buttermilk crispy chicken deserves a shoutout for punching way above what one might expect from the golden arches. It both looks and tastes good. Though at $5.69 it's on the expensive side, it's certainly a step above the McChicken. Irene Jiang / Business Insider Read next Reviews Fast Food Food More Burger King McDonald's

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Page 18 of 23:CUDA: FluidMark 1080pPage 1: Can GeForce GTX Titan Handle Professional Workloads?Page 2: DirectX: AutoCAD 2013, 2DPage 3: DirectX: AutoCAD 2013, 3DPage 4: OpenGL: Maya 2013Page 5: OpenGL: Maya 2013, ContinuedPage 6: OpenGL: CATIA And EnSightPage 7: OpenGL: LightWave And MayaPage 8: OpenGL: Pro/ENGINEER And SolidWorksPage 9: OpenGL: TcVis And NXPage 10: OpenGL: Unigine HeavenPage 11: OpenGL: Unigine SanctuaryPage 12: OpenGL: Unigine TropicsPage 13: OpenGL: PostFX And TessMarkPage 14: DirectX: Autodesk InventorPage 15: CUDA: 3ds Max + iray RendererPage 16: CUDA: BlenderPage 17: CUDA: OctanePage 18: CUDA: FluidMark 1080pPage 19: OpenCL: Bitmining, LuxMark, And ratGPUPage 20: OpenCL: Computational OperationsPage 21: OpenCL: Image ProcessingPage 22: OpenCL: Video ProcessingPage 23: GeForce GTX Titan: Fast, But Not A Workstation CardCUDA: FluidMark 1080pThe GeForce GTX Titan and 680 graphics cards post impressive numbers, while, interestingly, Nvidia's GeForce GTX 580 barely manages to beat the CPU.Stay On the Cutting Edge: Get the Tom's Hardware NewsletterGet Tom's Hardware's best news and in-depth reviews, straight to your inbox.k1114Why are there not workstation cards in the graphs?Replybit_userThanks for all the juicy new benchmarks!BTW, I'm hoping the OpenCL benchmarks all make it to the GPU Charts. I'd like to know how the HD 7870 stacks up, at least. Being a new owner of one, I'm pleased at the showing made by the other Radeons. I had expected Titan to better on OpenCL, based on all the hype.Replybit_userk1114Why are there not workstation cards in the graphs?Because it would be pointless. They use the same GPUs, but clocked lower and with ECC memory.The whole point of Titan was to make a consumer card based on the Tesla GPU. I don't think AMD has a separate GPU for their workstation or "SKY" cards.ReplycrakocaineTheres something weird with your ratGPU gpu rendering openCL test results. you say lower is better in seconds

I'm definitely going to try out a Lifegain theme. I imagine something like this. First, have a lot of Lifegain effects, repeatedly if possible: Then have some juicy cards, that trigger on lifegain, I'm thinking about these currently: Third, to have more payoff without adding too many narrow cards, add some cards that require life as a payment. I don't want to combo off with this archetype and reach 100 life for soe strange alternate wincon, also no cards that ask for a certain life total. These strong, mostly black cards, can easily be played in multiples and activated muc more recklessly with a certain amount of (mostly white) life gain in your deck: Now I just have to figure out, which of these cards are the right ones for my cube Doese someone run a similar archetype? Is there anything awesome I'm missing?PS. One card was invisible because I wrote Bath of Bravery. I think that's pretty funny. #17 Of course, a new Ravnica set is going to come out in a month and upend this entire discussion. #18 The strongest lifegain payoff: #19 The strongest lifegain payoff: Sure? #20 Both far too powerful for my Cube, that's for sure Of course, a new Ravnica set is going to come out in a month and upend this entire discussion. Gruul never really gets a focused theme sadly, and Simic is a pretty narrow +1/+1 counters thing, which adapts badly to cubes blue sections. So, I'm not too hopeful #21 I'm assuming we're talking about the CCC? Anyway, here's what I think you should do. First, I'll address the life gain deck for Orzhov. I think you have a decent list of cards, but I would narrow it down to the following: Your list missed the following cards that I would consider for a theme like this as well: You could also try: Next is U/G. Instead of trying to support some sort of weird (albeit fairly cool) saboteurs theme, you've actually already got the trappings of a nice super-ramp deck in your list. In my cube, creatures that can untap permanents are used in conjunction with mana auras to create a powerful ramp shell. I run the following:These cards would be added in addition to some regular ramp dudes, like Llanowar Elves and Sylvan Caryatid. Since your cube is 450 cards, you may want to double up on some of the untappers or land auras. You could also add some of these cards I missed in my list:If you wanted to get really weird,For payoffs, I would recommend running big creatures (á la Terastodon), mana sinks, and X-cost spells. Here's three of the cards I like: Next is U/B.