roarTheLoneWolf

So I am ready with a triple monitor setup but nvidia does not support multiple resolutions in surround STILL . Which means my first AMD/ATi card is in line however I am curious about a couple of items with information online via searches have not be very fruitful. I do plan to stream, what is the performance penalty of losing nvenc (1080Ti) planning to move to a 6900XT? Does eyefinity still support multiple resolutions? 2560x1440 : 3440x1440 : 2560:1440 is the resolution setup. I honestly would rather keep my ultrawide vs triple monitor. If that multiple resolution setup will work.... do I need to do it via 3 Displayports or can I do 1 HDMI and 2 Displayport connections? I appreciate any constructive help! These are the last couple of questions that I have had trouble finding info on and I would rather not find out it does not work after buying a $1K AMD card Current Specs Ryzen 3900x nvidia gtx 1080ti 32GB DDR4 Corsair Dominator 3600MHz CL16 Win10 Pro

Greetings, I will be throwing all my parts into a brand new case with band new fans, sleeving the lot. I regularly dedust by carefully using compressed air on a lower PSI setting for all the general areas like the case, heatsinks, filters etc. However I can never get the PCB itself completely cleared of them fine sticky dust particles. I want everything to look like new when putting everything together. Are Q-Tips/Rubbing Alcohol a good idea? ESD wise? Brushes I can use? Coffee Filters? Throw them ideas out there. Thank you!

900D was my first choice as well..................... Then I saw the DG-8 pre-orders and my heart was stolen. I CAN NOT WAIT. Plenty of room, air flow space, case is unique and fits the way I place my case with the side window as the front. Lots of room for additional storage, great style and design. The only downside for me was no 5.25 bays for optical but thats not a HUGE deal. I can always hot plug one when I need it.

Greetings, Looking at new PSUs to replace my aging Cooler Master Silent Pro M 1000w. Was just about to buy a EVGA superNOVA 1000 T2 due to all the positive talk about but the rail ratings stopped me wanting more info. Especially looking at the +3.3v, +5, and +5VSB rails here are the comparisons with two PSUs im considering and my old Cooler Master. Cooler Master Silent Pro M; +3.3V@30A, +5V@30A, +12V@80A, -12V@0.3A, +5VSB@3A Corsair HXi 1000; +3.3V@25A, +5V@25A, +12V@83.3A, -12V@0.8A, +5VSB@3A EVGA 1000 T2; +3.3V@20A, +5V@20A, +12V@83.3A, -12V@0.5A, +5VSB@2.5A So compared I am losing 10amps on each the +3.3v and +5v rails, +5VSB is also 0.5amps lower which had some complains on reviews. Otherwise on similar units on the market the minor rails stay at 24A and above. Is this that big of a deal? What runs on the 3.3 and 5v rails? What makes these minor rails important or are they not too important? ALSO, noted on the superNOVA T2 the PSU cables are caps in them as well. If I replace them with cablemod sleeved cables will that affect Performance and/or Ripple Suppression to a worrisome degree? My system: Intel Core i7 4820K @ 3.9GHz, Asus Rampage IV Black Edition(X79), 16GB of G. Skill 2400MHz DDR3 10-12-12-31-2t (1.65v), EVGA GTX 780Ti, 2x Intel 730 480GB SSD in RAID 0, 1TB WD Caviar Black HDD, Asus Xonar Essence STX sound card, along with 2x optical drives(1 Blu-Ray), and 5 LED fans. I am set of 1000watt PSUs for the space for future upgrades and OCs