davoz28caboose

So using the LTT water bottle for a couple weeks and I have an issue. When the liquid is less than 30%, I end up dumping water on my crotch. Is this an intended function for self water cooling or a bug? Bug or feature guys let me know. Thanks.

Ill try to keep this post concise, but it's a long story. In a nutshell my monitors will randomly shut off with "no signal". This can happen within 5 minutes of boot, or 5 hours. Ok for the long version. I have 3 monitors, 2 connected with display port, 1 with hdmi. My monitors will shut down randomly. Unplugging, replugging won't bring them back, only a hard shutdown and reboot. I know it's not the PC because if I am in a game I can still hear sound, and myself navigating in the menus. First things first I tried a different displayport cable. I have had issues with low quality dp cables in the past, so I ordered a new good one with high reviews off Amazon. Same thing occurs. I tried all 3 displayports on my 1080ti, same thing didn't matter. I tried only one monitor at a time. Seemed to delay it a bit, but same thing. Tried hdmi only, got probably the most uptime, but again, same thing. So I rma'd my EVGA 1080Ti FTW3. In the meantime, I used my brothers R9 290. It didn't shut down, but displayed distortion/static on my primary Acer Predator 1440 144hz Gsync monitor. So I rma'd that too. I now have a new dp cable, a new 1080ti, and a my 1440p Acer monitor back since they found no issues after testing. All looked good at first, but it happened AGAIN. For some reason I wanted to try ULMB, I have always ran my monitor with Gsync turned on. ULMB on, 120hz, Gsync off. Wait a sec, it's stopped happening! (For a few hours and counting anyway) Holy hell, is this a Gsync issue or a 144hz issue, since I have to be at 120hz for ULMB to work. Either way, WTFH is going on here??? Does ANYONE have any insight as to what the hell is going on with my cursed computer?

So here was my setup. Cdrive: ssd. Ddrive: storage Edrive: storage Fdrive: storage Here is what happened:1 day ago my F drive was making noises. Some games installed on it were laggy and not running properly. I replace drive with a new drive, also named F. Here is when the problems started: Apparently 1 hour ago when i was restarting, the windows update (15% complete) popped up. It restarted, and the Windows 8 installer popped up... It couldnt locate my boot drive apparently, so I unplugged all my drives except for C drive. Restarted, same thing. Win8 bootloader, even with ssd as priority boot. Shows 2 uefi boot options "locked" and my ssd. Here is what im doing: Making a winmediacreation usb drive to hopefully sort this out. But has anyone ran into this/know what could have caused it?

Yea I think the problem is the install didn't get far enough, and it goes down to her previous windows install on her old hdd. She tried running it again but ofc it restarted instead of continued, and repeated the process again. It's hard I'm trying to troubleshoot via vidchat lol. And after trying different options I'm out of ideas.

Guys my sis has a Gigabyte GA-78-LMT-USB3 and she installed an ssd and is trying to get Windows10 on it with the Windows Media Creation Tool(via usb). After it gets installing updates, and reboots, It goes back to the beginning of the installation again. Any suggestions as to why this is?

Just wondering what your fps is nowadays. I'm running an EVGA 1080Ti FTW3 getting a stable 60fps in 1440p on ultra with everything maxed.

Any dual link dvid cable is capable of 144hz.

Yea. Also 3 of my buddies who got the card are seeing the same thing on theirs.

So I've been playing around with my Evga 1080ti FTW3 in Prec X. Master/slave drive, voltage, power, mem clock etc. Basically what I've found is that it throttles at 60c, and again at 70c. For my best results of a stable 2050MHz and temp of 59c, I leave it at 117% priority, GPU offset +60 memory offset +30.. I also ran the voltage scanner curve test to set a max voltage per frequency. Curious as to how others are finding this cards OCing ability. It seems to me that it's limited by voltage and Pascal.

This is a curious statement because I think I see a dramatic improvement from my EVGA 980Ti SC to my EVGA 1080Ti FTW3 lol.

Wow that is cheap. A friend sent me this link earlier and I thought it was a good deal: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820147373

At 1080p I'd go with the R9 390 or GTX 980. Anything 1440p or above I'd go for the 980Ti.

Chrome is a memory hog, It does that to me when I have 50+ tabs open. You have to close those extra unneeded tabs