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cummerou1

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About cummerou1

  • Birthday Jun 28, 1998

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    In the bushes behind you
  • Occupation
    IT student

System

  • CPU
    i7 6700k
  • Motherboard
    Gigabyte Z170X-UD3
  • RAM
    32 GB Ballistix sport LT 2400 MHz
  • GPU
    Palit GTX 1080 Gamerock
  • Case
    Be Quiet! Silent base 800
  • Storage
    2 x 750 GB Crucial MX300 SSD, 3 TB WD Blue
  • PSU
    Corsair CSM 80+ gold 750 watt
  • Display(s)
    Dell S2716DG, old 32 inch samsung TV
  • Cooling
    NH-D15
  • Keyboard
    Razer Blackwidow Ultimate 2016
  • Mouse
    Logitech G900 Chaos Spectrum
  • Sound
    Sennheiser 598 CS, integrated motherboard audio.
  • Operating System
    Windows 10 Pro

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  1. Banned for replying to this thread after I stopped replying years ago
  2. I was hoping to be able to get some help regarding a birthday present, I'm getting my FIL a monitor to replace his old one. He only does web browsing and watches youtube, so I don't need any gaming features. So the basic requirements are: 300 pounds/dollars or less 27-28 inch screen 4K 60hz Any help would be hugely appreciated
  3. So I upgraded from a 3060 ti to a 3070 ti a while ago, i've been playing older games, so I hadn't noticed the performance drop, but i recently found out that i'm getting terrible performance. The odd thing is that it is specifically only in games, in synthetic tests I am getting average scores for a 3070 ti, whereas in games I am getting gtx 1080 performance. I updated my motherboard BIOS to the newest version, and uninstalled all GPU drivers with DDU and then reinstalled the drivers, but there's no difference performance wise. I cannot think of what the issue could be, so I was hoping someone here could please help me out? Specs are: Windows 10, 64bit 5600x 3070 Ti MSI B550 Tomahawk Corsair 750 watt PSU I've also got a couple TB of SSD and HDD storage
  4. Banned for commenting on this post despite me not having commented on it for over a year
  5. I'm currently on the lookout for a second monitor, I have a great 1440p monitor that I game on, but I've been missing having a second monitor, especially for movies where I'd love to be able to take advantage of 4K. My budget is 400 pounds, the monitor will exclusively be used for video consumption and the like, no gaming or anything like that, as mentioned in the title I'd like something between 28 and 32 inches. I'd appreciate any and all help!
  6. I've been wanting a second...... Screen?For a while, exclusively for consuming content (movies, YouTube, etc). I want something that's a decent size without being massive, around 32-40 inches or so, 4K, and obviously looks good. I'm not sure which one would be the best "bang for the buck". On one hand I could make the argument that the monitor would be the better value as 4K TV's seem to start at 40 inches or so, so you're paying for the extra screen space compared to getting a 32 inch monitor which there are plenty of. On the other hand, monitors are mostly focused on gaming, and since it's just for consuming content, I don't need things like G-sync or high refresh rates which cost extra and are often attached to mid-high end monitors. I know that you can't just look at the specs for monitors or TV's, as some can have the exact same specs but one be significantly better than the other. So I was wondering if anyone would be able to help me out please? My budget is about 400 pounds, but I'm fine with buying used, so recommendations for models who cost a bit more when new are fine too.
  7. Sorry, it says the video is unavailable, would you be able to provide the name of the song please?
  8. Out of curiosity, what's the Intro music called? Can only see links for the supernova and outro music in the description.
  9. Hey, so I'm in the process of upgrading my general setup, (PC, monitors, mic, etc), but I know that with monitors and TV's, there's a lot more nuance than just "sort by size and resolution and pick the cheapest one". So I wanted to ask for some advice regarding models here as I know nothing about TV's. I'm looking for a 4K TV, at least 32 inches but no bigger than 52, if the choice is between a larger size screen or better quality viewing experience, I'll take the better quality viewing experience. The TV will be plugged into my PC as a second monitor, and it will be used to watch movies, TV shows, and youtube videos (no gaming whatsoever). I live in the UK and my budget is 300-500 pounds, I'm okay with waiting for deals if it's a TV that usually costs more than my budget but is sometimes on sale. I'd appreciate any and all help, thank you!
  10. I get that going higher end is better, my monitor cost 600 pounds and is great, but he doesn't have a lot of money, so 300 is a hard limit, he was originally looking at 200 but I managed to talk him up to 300, and even that is a bit of a stretch.
  11. Thank you very much, I'll definitely look into that one
  12. Hey, I've got a friend (just started PC gaming) who would like a monitor, I don't know too much about monitors (especially in his price range) so I wanted to ask all the knowledgeable people here I sold him my 3060 ti for 200 pounds + his 1050ti, and he's got an Intel 10th gen 8 core/8 thread CPU (can't remember the name), he's very into RPG's and such, and his budget is about 200-300 pounds. I recommended a 1440p, 60+ hz monitor (he could go 4K, but he'd like to be able to play AAA games on high settings for the next 4-5 years, so I recommended 1440). I was wondering if anyone knows of any good monitors at 1440p, 60+hz? I know you can't just look at specs, so I have no clue what to pick. Cheers
  13. Yeah, 100% a CPU thing then, on the bright side, turning up all the graphics quality settings to max shouldn't impact you much!
  14. Sorry, I only saw your top line ( "we're trying to keep things like for like") Again, I am not encouraging you to use it, not at all, I just wanted to tell Joe why it is that the A500 does not outperform an AIO, and why it is so cheap compared to other air coolers. I definitely agree that you should actually use a "proper" air cooler
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