Jordaneer

Whenever you have weird software issues, my first suggestion is to use DDU to uninstall your drivers. https://www.wagnardsoft.com/display-driver-uninstaller-DDU- (DDU is really good at getting remnants of drivers that default uninstallers don't get) then reboot and do a fresh drivers install

Whenever I see thermalright my brain auto changes it to thermaltake and there's a big difference, thermaltakes stuff in general kinda sucks and thermalright is generally pretty good

I don't trust GeForce experience, GPU-Z is my preferred utility for monitoring GPUs

LTX was like 20 miles from the US border and I had absolutely no issue getting my mid tower PC across the border

The least expensive one that is kind of from a name brand and decent would be a behringer um2 https://www.sweetwater.com/c695--Interface_USB

Sweet! Thanks Adam!

Im just wondering how bundling of shipping is going to work for people here in North America. I made one order that said it would be shipped by the 9th of December and another one today that just says "later" Are they all going to be bundled for the first order or for the last order that we make which could be rough if I was looking to have some of this for Christmas. I understand y'all have a lot of orders to send out, just wondering how it's gonna work

Only place that would even vaguely make sense is Seattle since it's only about 2 hours away because then you don't have to fly people far away. But at that point you should just do it in Vancouver

Yeah, um no this is absolutely a terrible idea, first of all good luck actually compelling LTT to reveal who they sold it to through a court order, then it's also more than likely an international case which becomes hideously expensive. And there is basically no way you could actually force the buyer to give it back because generally consumer laws protect the buyer if they were buying it in good faith that it had been properly acquired by the seller which is 100% the case here, The only thing is hopefully the person who bought it is a cool person and will return it

Yep, I just bought a tool cart from Harbor freight on their black friday sale, the cart itself weighs over 130 lbs and the box was probably 2.5 feet wide, over 2 feet tall, and 3 ft deep. that would be expensive as hell to ship.

I can't even use it to get lugnuts off which are one of the most common things the average person might be removing on their car.

I mean, they are,$1500 different in price, for what I do, there isn't enough of a difference between a 5800x and a 5900x and a 3060 ti vs 3080 as I game at 1440p primarily so I'd personally go 3060 ti

2023 is when TSMCs new fab in Arizona is supposed to open and 2024 for Samsung, then those chips need to make it through the supply chain from board partners like MSI and EVGA. so I think mid-late 2024. I remember when they said this would be resolved by the beginning of 2021 Lol

Pcie risers like those used for GPU mining, they generally have screw holes in them so you could screw it to the shelf Something like this https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08NPV3K5N/

The 3050 and ti already exist in laptops and I'm pretty sure they are 8 nm plus moving a GPU to a new manufacturing node is not that easy, especially when TSMC already has 12 nm capacity up and running and there is a better chance that they could get capacity on an older node than a bleeding edge new one like 5 or 7 nm