TheMail

Hey there, I'm looking for a gpu to do a new build, and I have no idea about the current gpu maket.

My budget is 200-370 for a gpu that can perrform well at 1440p, but i know that's quite a lo ask, so switch down to 1080p is acceptable if needed.

My last GPU was a 980ti but my rig had to be sold as I moved to.

The main factor is money at the moment, and I'm doing a mini-itx build since space is a huge issue for me. So I assume that has some relevance in the form factor of the gpu.

4 minutes ago, r2724r16 said:

Then a mini-ITX system should be fine. Just make sure that your case has the storage options you're looking for. 

i have a VPS i can easily that i can easily throw stuff onto to im not super worried on the storage side of thingss

5 minutes ago, Bananasplit_00 said:

Yes, one actually, I haven't figured out a nice powerbutton solution for the Toaster

 

 

huh really? what kind of chassis/case solution are you using?

3 minutes ago, r2724r16 said:

If you aren't going to use a ton of drives or PCIe expansion cards, and you aren't going to heavily overclock your CPU, then a mini-ITX system should be fine. If you're doing any of the things I mentioned earlier, then no don't build a mini-ITX system. 

I'll probaby get a 250gb or 500gb ssd, and and one 3.5" hdd, but that would be it

My partner and I will be going to school next september and will likely be getting a studio ot small 1-bedroom apartment. As a result, we will be very limited on space, so I was considering going the mini-itx route to make as much efficiency as possible. But I want to know of any downside people have experienced doing one of those small-form factor builds: what have been the biggest problems that have arisen from the form factor?

Hey there, I think I have decided to come to Canada to study, really tired of my home.

I'm interested in changing my career route to the Networking, so I'm looking at Network Technician programs across Canada, and weighing out my options. I've found lots of great options, but I am having trouble finding a Network Technician program which has a Co-op program to get some job experience firsthand during my studies.

Does anyone have any suggestions for Colleges or personal experience relating to this situation?

BTW I have Canadian citizenship, so there shouldn't be an eligibility problem with the co-op programs.

Hey there, I'm currently weighing out some options for a new cellphone, and the ones that fall into my budget pretty well are the following:

- LG Stylus 3

- Huawei P9 Lite

- Moto E4

- Moto G5

- Moto G5 Plus

- HTC Desire 10

- HTC A9S

The main priority is performance and multitasking, and good picture quality. 

Honestly I know nothing about phones or the phone market.

Depends on the monitor really, some just say "no cable" to mean the same as "no signal".

What cable are you using?

well ive seen both of those messages display on the same monitor so i assume they have different connotations

im using Dual Link DVI, although I don't have any HDMI or DisplayPort cables on hand

You've switched the monitor to the right input, right?

yes i have! i have made that mistake before

Have all the drivers installed? and switched over from the intel dedicated graphics right?

@TheMail

Follow your threads

if the drivers weren't installed wouldn't it read "No signal" instead of "No cable connected"?

also i leave the tab open, it's fine

Alright, so a friend of mine gave me his R9 290 since he upgraded to a 980ti a little while ago, and I have an interesting issue with it.

When plugging it in it shows as "No cable connected" on my monitor, and I think I might know why, but I'm not sure.

I've tried different 8-pin & 6-pin connectors from my power supply with no avail. I've made sure the card is nested nicely in the PCI express slot.

I've tried flicking the little switch on it for the Legacy & UEFI bios settings with still no avail.

What I think it is, is that my power supply doesn't have enough wattage on the main rail.

I have the Corsair CX750, and it has 130W on its main rail, whereas on the minimum specs it lists minimum 150W on the main rail.

When booting up, the fans spin on the GPU, so it's getting some power.

Oh and also, my current GPU works perfectly fine in the same PCI slot, same cables, etc...

Here is a result from pinging google

Hey there, I've recently moved to a new place, and I won't be able to run an ethernet cable up to where my computer is, and moving the router isn't an option unfortunately.

There has been latency issues with my internet connection, but there hasn't been any issues for anyone else, so I have narrowed it down to my current adapter. I'm currently using a TP-LINK TL-WN822N, so it is obviously not the greatest adapter.

My ping usually sits around 50ms, but frequently jumps up to ~300, and commonly jumps up to ~1500ms. And this happens for no one else.

The router is running 2.4GHz @ 802.11b/g/n mixed & 20MHz bandwidth

Would you think I should go for another adapter? Or is there something else I should try first?

Nou de Duitse thread bestaat nog steeds.

Als we laten zien dat we het aan kunnen, zal deze thread blijven

precies!

Goedeavond! 

Deze thread word waarschijnlijk verwijderd door een van de mods

Er is ook een German Talk thread, dus waarom zijn nederlands niet mogen?

dat is wat ik dacht

Dit had ik nou net nodig.

Waarom bestond dit nog niet?!

ik weet het niet, het is te laat!

Time for some dutch talk!!!

waar zijn al mijn broers?!

sorry als mijn nederlands is slecht, het is een beetje anders dan het afrikaans

Why are we giving attention to this sad excuse for an "activist".

Her points are hypocritical, invalid, and often misandrist.

She's like a rash, just leave it and it will go away.

It might give you a bad image, and that is inevitable.

They let far worse people become police officers in most places in the world, not sure what it is like in Australia though.

Although, what you do in your personal time is YOUR business, and you could make the argument your attitude on the channel is for entertainment purposes only and it is separate.

177 & 93kg

pretty average here

There's a big difference between a platform dying, and "not enjoying it".

It is your own preference, you can like / dislike whatever you want, but that doesn't mean it is dying.

Many people, such as the majority of us here, continue to enjoy the platform, along with many others, and it continues to grow.

TL;DR you're wrong

I detest PCGamer anyway, they don't deserve a review key... heh

One of my friends just built a new PC, and he didnt know that H77's couldnt OC, and here he is, with a 3770k and a mobo that wont OC

Is there any way to circumvent this?

there have always been bots spamming links like that, it is nothing new

Don't forget about g2a.com

i can vouch for g2a, they are amazing

"heavy gaming"

meaning? will this be at 1080p? will you need accessories like keyboard, mouse, headphones, etc...? and will you need a monitor?

as soon as halloween is done, its instantly christmas

yay for commercializing holidays!