virtualgravity
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Greetings fellow Indonesian, I'm on the same boat as you and I just purchase Aorus KD25F ( 240 , new panel ) for 7.000.000 idr. Or if you want to try Acer's 240 KG251QD for 4.700.000 idr. XG248Q use Innolux panel IIRC.
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My corsair k70 lux mx brown has an extra button
virtualgravity replied to Johnprogamez's topic in Peripherals
That button changes the LED backlit mode on the keyboard. (All keys, WASD only, etc) Source: I used to own one. -
Usually I turn off my pc when there is an outage. However the PSU does emmit a buzzing sound while on battery. Thanks for the info!
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Hey guys, I just bought APC Back-UPS 1100VA ( USD $90) for my system. The specs sheet stated that the output from this UPS is stepped sinewave. Can a stepped sinewave damage my PSU (Seasonic Prime Titanium 650w)? I've read that PSU with active PFC can be damaged by a stepped sinewave however there are no actual proof of it. Should I change my UPS to a sinewave one? Costs around $200 ($300) more to get the sinewave one. Thank you!
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Hey man, my config for the past 5 months for the 1080Ti is 1911 mhz @900mv. Hope it can help you!
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Just buy the Asus Strix/ MSI Gaming X/ MSI Gaming X Trio. Personally I have to undervolt my Strix for a reasonable temps and noise (I live in Indonesia so the ambient pretty much the same with Singapore). I used to have MSI Gaming X 1070 and it is very quiet!
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Thanks man, appreciate it
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Thanks man!
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First time posting my build here. Let me know what you think ! Specs: CPU: i7 8700k (Stock) MOBO: Asus Maximus X Hero Z370 RAM: 16 GB DDR4 3000 Corsair Dominator Platinum (2 x 8 GB) GPU: Asus Strix 1080 Ti OC (1911 - .900mv) CPU COOLER: Corsair H115i PSU: Seasonic Prime Titanium 650W Case: Phanteks Enthoo Evolv ATX Tempered Glass (Anthracite Grey) Storage: Samsung 960 Evo 250GB, Samsung 850 Evo 250GB, WDC Blue 1TB Case Fans: 3 x Phanteks 140mm Fans LED: Phanteks LED Strip Peripherals: Monitor: Acer Predator XB271HU Sound: Sennhesier Game One + some local brand speaker Mouse: Logitech G303 + G502 Keyboard: Corsair K65 Rapidfire Mousepad: Zowie PSR Mouse Bungee: Zowie Camade Mods: - Drill some holes for the front mounted 280mm radiator so the base cover doesn't have to be removed - Custom cable sleeve - Extra washers for the front panel for a better airflow Wanted to do some black and white theme but the LED on the Strix 1080 Ti won't achieve the same white color
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Bro you can find legit Windows key from Tokopedia for less than 10 bucks, I purchase mine from there (its locked to your motherboard tho).
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I'm benching right now and I was able to achieve 2025MHz @ 1.000mv and 1911MHz @ 900mv. Thanks Man for your inputs! I'm just trying to get the best temps to performance ratio. At stock, my 1080 Ti reach only 1747 @ 1000mv+ and it ran crazily hot. Thanks anyway for stopping by!
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So guys I'm a newbie in terms of overclocking and stuff, I'm trying to lower the temps on my Asus Strix 1080 Ti so that this thing can run in almost silent. Should I undervolt the card to the point where it barely crash or I need to lower the clock a bit for it to become stable? I was able to run it at 1835 at 850mv is it good? Which voltage do you think the best in terms of performance to temperature ratio for daily use? (I'm not looking for maximum performance as possible) ? My ambient temperature is around 29C so its a bit hot and the card goes to around 74C if I don't turn on the air conditioner. So I really want to make this thing cooler Thanks guys !
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Thanks man! Really appreciate it!
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Thanks Man! I'll try it out later, but from what I saw from the video, he was able to get a perfectly straight frequency line after 875. When I try to set mine, the 1.200 voltage one cannot be the same with the 875. Is it safe?
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Hey I just grabbed the Strix , can you guide me how to undervolt this thing? I tried from several reddit posts but still no luck
