Shimejii

compare pricing but the 280mm AIO from arctic should be fine. Thermalright ones just comes down to if they are much cheaper or about the same, they will be a bit worse performance wise but if they have a style or look you prefer then its fine.

Can you get Arctic or any Thermalright AIOS in your market?

What is heavy work? You have to specify within reasonable terms if its somewhat secretive work, what KIND of workload is it. Does it Need 8 cores+Efficiency cores AND a 5090. Can you get away with much more efficient/lower power CPUS that are much easier to cool. Can you just get a laptop with decent specs when you are on the go to travel, Because Traveling with a desktop(even SFF) +Monitor+Keyboard is not a small suitcase/bag, and can be a nightmare if something breaks, as the 5090 in this situation is the most likely to break. 5090 by itself is a brick, and you do not want to leave it inside a case while traveling with it. You would have to take it out every time and put it back in when you get to your destination as the PCIE bracket is not gonna hold up for very long with constant traveling. Doing this in a SFF is not exactly a simple process, i know there are a few SFF cases that may work but taking it apart and redoing plugs is something you are going to have to get very good and efficient at, and given the 12VHPWR connectors history, and its longevity issues with unplugging and replugging, this would be a nightmare scenario. 285k Is not that far off a 14900k in power consumption, 235W under full load compared to 280W, this again requires a fairly decent sized cooler. I know Optimum does a lot of SFF content, but most of his are AIOs or Custom Liquid coolers, but he has a few on air.

This just seems like an overall horrible idea. You cannot do Small form factor with a 14900k on AIR and 5090, and expect anything reasonable for temperatures. 14900k can struggle even with a 360mm aio. Its gonna cook that chip. Its probably not going to go very well selling wise since 13th/14th gen have that notorious issue with failing, and most will look at seeing a used one on sale having that issue even IF it doesnt show it. Are you constantly moving the case and such? What is the need to currently shrink down besides just wanting to, is that feeling worth spending 600-1000$ on new parts and such?

Should be fine with HDMI or DP then Just gotta test it and see if you run into any issues! I use HDMI 2.1 and havent had any isssues.

Use the HDMI, see the color depth setting, then try the display port and see if its any different It comes with both so.

Depends on your GPU. For newer GPUS i recommend using the HDMI. For older GPUS i would use the DP. Newish GPUS being RTX 3000-5000. Im using a similar MAG OLED monitor, and the DP had limits that the HDMI doesnt have for color depth options ;o

Seems like a guy off his anti-psychotic meds going on rants thinking hes absolutely 100% right and there is pretty much nothing you can do to fix this type of person. They will never change their thoughts, they will do everything they can to push their narrative regardless of the facts. He went from trying to hold game devs accountable to properly optimizing games to just going on pointless rants about people and channels. It just sounds like hes got severe mental issues and parents with lawyers who will do whatever he wants. Im sure he will get a slap on the wrist for the DMCA abuses, be told not to do that again and continue on doing these vids, youtube rarely holds any of these channels accountable for abusing their systems even if they are crimes.

DDR is Double data rate. Its MT/s not MHz for ram. In this aspect, DDR5 8000 is running at 4000mhz. There arent any DDR5 10000 kits, let alone 12000 atm, most are just super binned 8000/9600 kits for overclocking purposes only. They arent stable in actual use cases, just a short benchmark. There is also many different things that go into the IMC to increases the speeds. AMD has had a few different IMC on current gen that are capable of high rate DDR5, but there are massive trade offs for that. Its TBD on zen 7 what exactly will be changed. Its still 2-3 years out more then likely based on current cycles of CPU gens getting slower and slower.

did you do any Process lasso? Making sure its using the x3D Chiplet and not the normal chiplet? Are you running at a new resolution at all? Other then that is just comes down to seeing what exactly is in your back ground thats taking up GPU resources like Wallpaper engine and such. Is this a fresh install of windows? Because 9950x3D requires fresh install of windows to properly function. Yes your GPU result was quite low, buuut this can be linked to the CPU having issues as well. can try this

You can put all the time, effort and love into a game, and it still comes out to be abysmally awful. Games have to have immediate traction and fit their style of game in this current time of gaming, if its just a run of the mill rinse repeat of the genre, yeah its not going to succeed no matter how much TLC the devs put into it. You need to make a game that people will genuinely enjoy for that particular genre, and you wont make everyone happy thats just life. You take the criticism, see if there is any merit to it or just trolls and you improve and be better or you just become a Ubisoft dev that never learns and then becomes universally hated. Some people just leave short and to the point reviews because they genuinely just dont give a shit about the game enough to make a full post, and those are perfectly fine. You dont need an essay if a game is shit or not to your liking. Most of the time those reviews are for their friends to see under the Activity tab on Steam so they know to avoid that game if they all share a similar interest. If you cannot take this kind of criticism then game dev is probably not for you, or at least for work. Just making games for fun and for your friends is plenty, but to expect most people to put in as much effort into a review as you put into the game? Absolutely not.

For what games exactly? It has been nearly 6 years since x99 Xeons had any relevance for PC gaming due to the Power draw and lack of performance compared to the cheap ryzen chips.

Do a fresh install for best results. It can have issues going from one CPU chipset to another on windows, wierd issues here and there. Most of the time its fine but there has definetely been issues due to it.

Its a to be determined, but the new Tandem oled from LG (Go with the Gigabyte / Asus one) seems to be reviewed VERY well. Gigabyte if you want a matte, ASUS if you want the glossy. It was supposed to be 500$ for the gigabyte one, but its now around 550$. Was suppossed to be instock by now, but it seems it got pushed back to late october/nov. So id wait for that. 280hz 1440p Tandem oled Gigabyte MO27Q28G ASUS XG27AQWMG

Generally yes, you have been quite lucky. Sometimes you get a really good one, a lot of the time its not so good with the lower PSUs. Ive had a few C tier ones fail from people getting help. As long as you arent overly stressing it, some should be fine. But if you are putting it under near its max load, yeah its not gonna last long