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Gram

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    Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
  • Occupation
    Corporate Web Application Development (Design and Lead)

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  • CPU
    Intel Core i7 4790K
  • Motherboard
    Asus MAXIMUS VII FORMULA (SOCKET 1150)
  • RAM
    Kingston DDR3 32GB
  • GPU
    Assus STRIX 980ti
  • Case
    Carbide Series 330R Quiet Mid-Tower Case
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    Samsung EVO 500GB (x2), INTEL 120GB SSD, Seagate 4TB
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    Be Quiet! 1200w (/w 50% draw for fan off mode)
  • Display(s)
    Three 4k @ 60fps (Games like Stellaris and Civ dont need high fps)
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    Be Quiet! Dark Power Pro 10
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    Wooting One (optical analog KB)
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    7.1 via Asus and Creative
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    w10
  1. Thank you all for your replies they were all informative, I had thought it would be a close battle but it seems like it is fairly cut and dry. I guess this was common knowledge, I am glad I am up to speed now. Side note: Although maybe not as informative I like this approach, using it I should be able to just look at different benchmarks of popular games to get an idea of some real world examples.
  2. What setup takes more GPU power to run (on average)? 4k with average FPS of ~60 1440 with average FPS of ~144 Depending on the answer it may change the screen I choose as 4k screens are getting cheap now and I could see the benefit in both. I could be mistaken but I would expect that in slow games (like Civ) FPS is less important and with faster games (like CS:GO) FPS is more important. Either way I think this would be a cool video idea, what does the LTT form community think? Gram
  3. I would also like to know what caused it to be fried, I think it could be its own video if investigation was needed. #outofideas
  4. I do not see the noise on LGs site or spec list, noise is vary important when you have that 'movie moment' you don't want to hear *WERRR* of a fan. Did LG tell you the Audible Noise (example: 23 dB) for this model. It is kinda expensive to buy not knowing this.Just like anything with a fan in it, they should publish there audible noise, I suspect that it it was too bad Linus may have tried a Noctua-refit. I did tweet @LGUS the question, hope to get an answer.
  5. I do not see the noise on LGs site or spec list, noise is vary important when you have that 'movie moment' you don't want to hear *WERRR* of a fan. Did LG tell you the Audible Noise (example: 23 dB) for this model. It is kinda expensive to buy not knowing this. Just like anything with a fan in it, they should publish there audible noise, I suspect that it it was too bad Linus may have tried a Noctua-refit.
  6. I own a DK2, but have had a lot of windows-style issues getting it working. I do want to buy the Vive but 1,146 Canadian Rubles?!? Maybe in a year or so... Rig name: SKY11Cpu: i7-4790K @ 4GHz Gpu: Asus GTX 980tiRam: 32GBScore: 11 (Very High)
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