Alexdaman
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I had 2x ST3000 die while in warranty , they suddenly stopped working and I could kiss my data goodbye , and it was a sudden death. I will never buy Seagate again.
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Well, small update with video. replaced 1x WD green 2Tb and an 3Tb SEAGATE ST3000 piece of shit. with 2 4Tb Red´s. You know you are blocking those vents with those labels right? sorry if this has been answered before
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Is this the most beastly looking GPU you have EVER seen?
Alexdaman replied to Jamdog's topic in Graphics Cards
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this used to be more , had to reboot the system for config
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H110 No BS absolutely loved it
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1. standard 650D layout 2 .im guessing bad luck or that screw 3. I did 4. it does heat up , depends if your radiators can benefit from convection Update : So I got my 980Ti yesterday , its indeed WAAAY faster than my 980. I chose the MSI 980 Reference and I am planning to watercool this biatch again . I will run it 2-3 weeks on air to mage sure its fine . I already voided my warranty on day 1 I managed to remove the warranty sticker on the screws so if I get a non watercooling related issue with the GPU again , I will try to get my warranty. So I now need to order : 900D 1x480 rad 1x380 rad Tubing TITAN X block and backplate Bitspower fittings
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Good news! I got a replacement ! its an ASUS 980GTX Strix This cooler is much better than reference. but now my waterblock is incompatible...
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yes , but its a ground plane on that side .
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pump was connected to 4 Pin Molex , so the pc should be off then. also I always have coretemp running with an automated shut down when the CPU is arround 68c. Its in the same loop so it should heat up equally when pump fails , also GPU block has a lot more mass
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the first hours of the build I Stressed the card with Folding @ home for 4 hours, also it isnt a diode wich needs to be covered by the stock or waterblock
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UPDATE ! So I got a great start of my weekend! 5 Days ago I installed a custom water cooling loop with CPU and GPU, all parts are from EKWB, and worked beautifully all 5 days , Great Temps. Nothing was overclocked ! last night I left my PC on to do some steam downloads. When I woke up my PC was off . Started it and I got a big spark coming from the GPU. immediately pull out the power and start draining. And lo and behold , some diode was vaporized. So I am a bit scared... Did I do something wrong? or was it pure an unlucky GPU fault? Damn I hope they just give me a new one. and now I also need a new gpu block because they only got the STRIX cards now...
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I did , I dont run raid on the onboard s-ata and only on my Adaptec 32105 (its old...) the raid gets anywhere from 400-520mb per second. from the Marvell controller to my raid or another JBOD drive i get arround 120mb/s in file copy´s. Its a great little board. Running 2 VM´s on it without anny problems and Plex media server.
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I think and others (Ryan from PcPer) agree that 1440p and 1600p are the best desktop resolutions without the need for extreme graphic cards and scaling. I would take the ROG swift.
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check this
