LinusTheKing69
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After seeing the price of the new R9 380, is it worth going for that over a 960/780ti?
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I won't be buying until august time anyway, so i guess you're right
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Care to explain some more for future reference?
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Honestly not sure, probably an EVGA one as i dont wan fancy colors (im going for a black/white design)
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This is probably common sense but need some opinions I'll be buying off ebay (unless anyone can find UK sites cheaper than here) Do i go for the older, but in my opinion better option, the 780ti http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2050601.m570.l1313.TR10.TRC0.A0.H0.X780ti.TRS0&_nkw=780ti&_sacat=0 Or the newer 960 http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_odkw=780ti&_osacat=0&_from=R40&_trksid=p2045573.m570.l1313.TR10.TRC0.A0.H0.X960.TRS0&_nkw=960&_sacat=0 *WILL NOT BE PURCHASING ANYTHING UNTIL AUGUST THOUGHT I'D MENTION THAT*
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Hey guys, so to link both monitors to my pc, ive decided to try this http://www.amazon.co.uk/iSolem-1080P-Switch-Input-Output/dp/B006KZBC92 This'll let me plug in a hdmi from my pc to the box then two more from each monitor into the thing. Im doing this because one monitor is actually a tv and only supports hdmi so no other things are possible.. Would this work, it says works for ps3/4 and "many more" so i assume it would work for pc right
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Cool thanks for the opinions, forgot to add im using a gtx 660 so the odd ration wouldn't work to well with a mid level card. I'll stick with the BenQ i chose originally
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After seeing the LG 29UM67 on Overclockers.co.uk for such a low price, it got me thinking, this could be a great option considering linus' review of it. My other option was the benq rl2445hm which has a better input lag (1ms v 5ms) but i feel the extra width of the screen would help me loads in terms of school work and multitasking. I saw a forum which said it feels very choppy on this monitor, is this true? is there a way around this, otherwise i would much rather go with the less wide benq if it gives me better performance?
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Corsair K40, CG + Raptor? DIFFERENCE?
LinusTheKing69 replied to LinusTheKing69's topic in Peripherals
What would you recommend? £75 max, i play csgo and have no need for a numpad -
http://www.amazon.co.uk/computers/dp/B00I6CVYAE/ref=sr_1_9?ie=UTF8&qid=1444326524&sr=8-9&keywords=mechanical+keyboard looking to get this k40 and it gives me to options, cg and raptor, apart from the finish difference is there any actual difference inside?
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Ok, so in the next year, I will be upgrading my PC. I'm sticking with AMD and was gonna go for the 9590, don't worry I will be air cooling with a noctua cooler in the future too. The big upgrade is the GPU, going from a 660, to a 780. I feel a 970 would be over kill even for me. SO, the big question. I went onto numerous psu calculators , put these specs in, mixed with my current ram, etc. they all had different results, between 500 and 700. My current supply is a 600w. In my opinion, i feel it'd be wise to upgrade? But I need your opinions on it. Current Rig: fx 6300, msi 970 gaming mobo gtx 660 8gb corsair ram 600w corsair cx supply 1x1tb hdd nzxt h440 Future Rig: fx 9590, msi 970 gaming mobo gtx 780 8gb corsair ram ---Suggested Power Supply--- 1x1tb hdd and 1 ssd nzxt h440 noctua air cooler OR corsair h110 depending on which is cooler
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Oh shit, i forgot, i do have radiator, im tired! Lemme edit the post!
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Hello, I want to do a sanity check to make sure i order the right amount of fittings for my loop. http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=WC-421-EK These are the fittings I want, it comes with one Fitting. I want to know how many i'll need if my loop goes. Reservoir --> Pump Pump ---> CPU Block CPU Block ---> Radiator Radiator ---> Reservoir. Will i need 4? 8? 31031? Thanks
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You can barely see the cutouts but NZXT could've provided grommets for like what a few £££'s more?!
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I wanted to try some very minor modding by either making grommets or finding grommets that fit the holes by the 8 pin and the cut outs for bottom ports on the motherboard
