Carbongrip
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CPU
i7 3770k @ 4.2ghz
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Motherboard
GA-Z77-DS3H
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RAM
2x 8GB Corsair Vengence DDR3 1866mhz
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GPU
Nvidia GTX 770 2GB
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Case
Lian Li PC-V1000LA
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Storage
2x Samsung 850 EVO RAID 0, 1x 1tb WD Blue
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PSU
EVGA 850 GQ 850w PSU
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Cooling
Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO
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Keyboard
Apple USB Keyboard with NUM Pad
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Operating System
Window 10 Pro
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Ok, is it just me or have I been waiting a decade to see Linus continue work on the $100,000 PC Build? Anyone know if it has reached Floatplane and is coming to Youtube?
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Awesome find! Thanks for sharing EK definitely needs to hear about this.
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You can get an i3-8100 for 109.99 and use that savings for a GTX 1050. An get a better single core performance than Ryzen. Intel i3 8100 $109.99 USD https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0759FTRZL/?tag=pcpapi-20 vs Ryzen 2400G $159.99 USD Savings gives you $50 towards a dedicated GPU not to mention savings you get from being able to buy slower ram on Intel without performance hit.
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#1 Yes #2 You can still play AAA titles with Vega APU, just know that it will be low settings @ 1080p 60hz #3 Yes #4 Depends, there are still good options on the Intel side where you could use Intel HD Graphics while waiting for GPU. #5 Just download the Windows 10 Creators Update ISO and don't activate it, you won't beable to change personalization settings. Linux, very limited game titles.
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It's old buddy, haven't updated my profile.
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I don't have a 770, I have a GTX 1070. No it doesn't, I have to hack saw the DP port clean off even if IO Bracket was for Type C.
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Because I would need to hack saw off the DP port they stuck on second slot. Some people like to EK watercool and replace the back backet with a single slot. Allows us to use the other PCIE slot that gets blocked by 2 slot cards. See the problem yet?
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Ok really, nobody is taking about this? There is a Type C port on the RTX 2080/2080ti, why did you have to do this to all of the cards... it completely ruins single slot water cooling these cards. If someone really wants a type c port for the GPU then get a Type C to Displayport cable! https://www.amazon.com/StarTech-com-CDP2DPMM6B-USB-DisplayPort-Cable/dp/B01EZH7CKO #ScrewYouApplevidia
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Ok so I have been doing more research on head pressure and flow rate. While I was doing this I got an idea, what if I adapted a inline water psi gauge into a pc water cooling loop. Could I use it to measure the head pressure in different parts of my loop? Converting pressure in psi to head in feet It seems like a fun project to better understand how a water loop works...
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Keeping GPU's separate in a Water Cooling Loop
Carbongrip replied to Carbongrip's topic in Custom Loop and Exotic Cooling
Would it matter if I used a high flow rate pump like this dual pump from EK? EK-XTOP Revo Dual D5 PWM Serial Maximum flow: 1500L/h https://www.ekwb.com/shop/ek-xtop-revo-dual-d5-pwm-serial-incl-pump -
Keeping GPU's separate in a Water Cooling Loop
Carbongrip replied to Carbongrip's topic in Custom Loop and Exotic Cooling
Couldn't I use T's Splitters that connect to a single input and output pipe? -
I have a question, how would I link 2 GPU's that I want to keep separate to a single reservoir, pump, and radiator? Reason is I want to use Quick Disconnect Connectors on both. Here is a visual...
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I am the opposite, I avoid motherboards with Wi-Fi. It's added expense that I have no use for. Wi-Fi really sucks when your used to using Ethernet, Wi-Fi Problems Adds Latency Loses Speed over distance Struggles to provide Gigabit speeds Interference from high number of surrounding Wi-Fi Access Points