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I agree, my guess it will be at least 5 years. If RT takes flight alltogether.

my guess is that it would be with next gen (after navi) so 2020 or so

more numbers

https://www.guru3d.com/news-story/battlefield-v-raytracing-features-are-now-enabled.html

Here are the final photos of the project...
 

I'm a junior scientist in (underwater) acoustics and sonar

Modern warfare 2, Guild Wars 1 and 2, Runescape, all Assassin's Creed games, Wildland, Planet Coaster, Rise of the Tomb Raider, (still doing Shadow of the Tomb Raider), Age of Empires 3, Lego Rock Raiders, Crysis 1,2, and 3 and some more which I cannot remember  

Lian Li PCO5?
 
http://www.lian-li.com/pc-05/
 

Hi all,
 
I redid my custom loop, here are some glamor shots.

 

 

 
 

Strange feeling, but the build is actually done.
Scary, very scary, but done. So many my first;
First modding project
First water cooling project
First photo project
First time sleeving
First time working with acrylic or vinyl
and much more.
I spent most of the morning frenetically turning nobs on my new studio flash and cursing the to narrow backdrop. Ended up with some images that actually worked. Point of no return. 
 
Hope you like the end result and as always, feel free to comment or ask questions if there is anything you want to know more about.
Thank you everyone that supported me me in this thread with engagement, help and comments and of course, a huge thank you to be quiet! that decided to sponsor this project half way in. 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

Didn’t really follow which are and aren’t custom. If they aren’t, they won’t be any better than fe. Would just come down to price and warranty. I believe evga still carries the best as far as putting a block on it. 

My choice would be the FE based on waterblock availability

406x196x315 - ~ 25l
 

 

 

 

 



 









 

Play it again in the Death March difficulty settiing
Not many other games meet the same level of storytelling. I personally got a Witcher 3 feeling playing Assassin's Creed Odyssey, but I've only played for 2 hours.

Hi, I'm Dutch and recently graduated so I'll try to give somewhat of an impression. I haven't studied in Delft myself, but in Groningen. One of the first things you must know about living in the Netherlands for international students is that it's really hard to find an accommodation. All cities having universities are having difficulties with accommodations for students and international ones in particular. As an example, I've heard that employees of the University of Groningen were asked if they could house international students for a while because there is a massive shortage. Plus, if you do find one expect to pay a high price as people will charge a lot. I'd say around 300-400 euro's a month for a 10-15m2 room is considered normal/cheap, depending on the house and location, I'm not sure about prices in Delft. Also be carefull when looking for an accommodation, there are various websites that are made for scamming you. You have to pay, say 1000 euros upfront, and when you arrive there isn't a room. Websites that are good are; https://kamernet.nl/, https://www.funda.nl/. 
It will help a lot if you already know someone in Delft who can help you.
 
That being said. The things you list are all true. You will get a bike and you'll find out the people can be blunt. Transport in cities having universities is great and also the intercity transport is good, though expensive (not sure about discounts for international students, you should look into that). I'd say it's not important for you to learn Dutch beforehand. As you say, almost all people in the Netherlands speak English and the study itself will of course be in English. Some German words are very similair to Dutch words, though. From what I've heard Delft is a nice place to study. I'd recommend finding a study/sport association which is a great way to connect to other students. 
 
If you have any more questions, just ask  
 
(great choice on Aerospace Engineering btw)

I got the Dell S2716DG, where i just was all-around dissapointed in the 1440p, not in the 144hz, that was amazing.
I literally only play shooters, so thank you for the advice, I think imma get the 240hz one. ^^

Hi, I'm Dutch and recently graduated so I'll try to give somewhat of an impression. I haven't studied in Delft myself, but in Groningen. One of the first things you must know about living in the Netherlands for international students is that it's really hard to find an accommodation. All cities having universities are having difficulties with accommodations for students and international ones in particular. As an example, I've heard that employees of the University of Groningen were asked if they could house international students for a while because there is a massive shortage. Plus, if you do find one expect to pay a high price as people will charge a lot. I'd say around 300-400 euro's a month for a 10-15m2 room is considered normal/cheap, depending on the house and location, I'm not sure about prices in Delft. Also be carefull when looking for an accommodation, there are various websites that are made for scamming you. You have to pay, say 1000 euros upfront, and when you arrive there isn't a room. Websites that are good are; https://kamernet.nl/, https://www.funda.nl/. 
It will help a lot if you already know someone in Delft who can help you.
 
That being said. The things you list are all true. You will get a bike and you'll find out the people can be blunt. Transport in cities having universities is great and also the intercity transport is good, though expensive (not sure about discounts for international students, you should look into that). I'd say it's not important for you to learn Dutch beforehand. As you say, almost all people in the Netherlands speak English and the study itself will of course be in English. Some German words are very similair to Dutch words, though. From what I've heard Delft is a nice place to study. I'd recommend finding a study/sport association which is a great way to connect to other students. 
 
If you have any more questions, just ask  
 
(great choice on Aerospace Engineering btw)

Carpets will increase the amount of dust in a house. Also, do you have any dust filters on your system? Might be because you need your house itself more often and more thoroughly. Other than that, there isn't much you can do about dust in your house.

I second the ASUS MG279Q. Have it myself and is a great monitor for all types for games.

Everyone keeps saying do not buy... but it really depends on the situation. Yes, if you have 10 series, don't upgrade to RTX, not worth it imo. But, I currently have a 970 which is showing signs of retirement and am therefore looking to get the 2080. The price difference between the 2080 FE and the lowest priced 1080ti is about 100 euro for me, which are the 'lowest end' of the 1080ti bunch. On average the price difference is 50 euro in favor of a 1080ti. That price difference is worth it to me to get he lastest gen. As an example, the EVGA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti FTW3 GAMING ICX is ~150 euro more than the 2080.
 
Plus, I do believe that drivers will help improve the performance of RTX cards in general gaming. RT might be neat but it will take a while before it becomes mainstream (if at all). I won't be buying it for RT, the amount of compute power is a pro for me aswell over a 1080ti. 

I'll just keep my OnePlus 3 a bit longer then, oh well.

This, and I think Nvidia even took it a step further and actually intended the 2080ti being the Titan, 2080 being the 1080ti and 2070 being the 1080. Which would explain the higher price for the current gen.

This, and I think Nvidia even took it a step further and actually intended the 2080ti being the Titan, 2080 being the 1080ti and 2070 being the 1080. Which would explain the higher price for the current gen.

He is my God.
 
But as already answered above he was on NCIX Tech Tips and hosted Netlinked Daily among others. It was very good.

This, and I think Nvidia even took it a step further and actually intended the 2080ti being the Titan, 2080 being the 1080ti and 2070 being the 1080. Which would explain the higher price for the current gen.

Looks awesome. Great work.