The Fedora

lol ur scared of using a lil electricity? lmao beta

thats not as good as mine lol... u have more lights thats it

ur pcs r bad lol.

nice gpu, oh wait

so basically, ive got a 5820k and a 980ti which means my pc is better than urs... prove me wrong lmfao pro tip: u cant! me and my buds are in discord laughing our asses off at this post.. haha!

is that u in ur picture... and yea ur right x

small gpu for small case... small gpus look shit and cool worse... thats basically is all there is to it..

buy a used gpu homie, can get some real clout for cheap... maybe like a 760? 770?

not sure if anyone else has told you this yet, but you should rma it... okay peace

1070 or 980ti? they are similarly priced used... wat do? leaning towards 980ti because the reference model seems to be more common than 1070 founders and i want dat dere reference cooler.. kthxbye x

Bought a G29 (with shifter) earlier this year and I like it a lot. My primary driving game is Assetto Corsa (must have game for PC imo) and it works extremely well with that game. If buttons are a priority to you then the G29 might be worth it as it has more wheel-mounted buttons which is very convenient, especially when you consider that the G27 only has 6 wheel-mounted buttons and may require you to reach over to the array of buttons on the shifter. I believe the G29 is pretty similar to the G27 internally, but the G29 has upgraded steering sensors. The G29 brake pedal has a rubber insert to simulate a hydraulic braking system, the G27 doesn't have this but it can be modified. The pedals are fine, they aren't really realistic as the throttle and clutch are very light, but they do the job. Aesthetics are down to personal preference, I think the G27 has a much cleaner look. Remember, the G27 was released a long time ago and buying a second hand one may mean you're buying a 6-7 year old wheel that's been through a lot of abuse, however, you mentioned CEX's 24 month warranty so this may not be a huge concern of yours. One thing I will say is that even though I like my G29 I do sometimes wish I bought a Thrustmaster wheel due to the belt driven system that both feels better and is way quieter (compared to the gear-driven system in the g27 and g29), so maybe consider saving for one of those.

Tbh, the novelty of clicky switches wears off and you start to wish you had bought a keyboard with quieter switches. I currently use a Magicforce 68 with Outemu black switches and I think they're pretty good, way better than Razer green switches I've used in the past.

What about the temps? Are they okay?

Not sure if this would be a cause, but is it getting sufficient power?