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Today I had an opportunity to test my PC with 7900XT which I borrowed from my friend for 2 days. And you were absolutely right. With most settings at High, I got 48-62 FPS. It is definitely playable, but to get stable 60 FPS@4K you need a top of the line card.

Wow! I thought even 7900 XT would be overkill for such a task. I wish they made some optimizations or added DLSS and FSR, because such requirements are really high. I did not consider 7900xtx or 4080 because my 650-Watt PSU is probably not powerful enough.

Hello! I use my PC mainly for work, but sometimes I like to play noncompetitive games in my free time Currently, my PC config is following: Intel i5 12600k 32GB RAM Asrock 6600 XT 8GB Dell 40 inch 4K monitor @60hz 650 Watt Corsair RM650 PSU All the games I usually play, mostly strategies and RPGs, run just fine. Even Diablo 4 runs on high with FSR at 60 FPS. But for some reason, the only game I struggle to run even at 30 FPS is Warhammer 3. There is no option to enable FSR and the game looks horrible at 1080p on 4k monitor. So I want to upgrade my video card to run Warhammer 3 in 4K at 60 FPS. Is that possible with my config? Right now, I am thinking about Radeon 7900 XT or nVidia 4070Ti. They cost the same where I live. Is it a good choice or overkill?

It is Dell Ultrasharp U2415. I dont think it has such features, but I am not sure

Stuck red pixel becomes more or less bright. Depends on box position and color.

I noticed a stuck red subpixel on my Dell display. The strange thing is that it is not visible on black background. In order to see it I must place bright pictures above or below it. I know my panel has zero bright spot policy, but I am not sure this qualifies as it is not visible on black background.

Hi! Currently I have two monitors: iiyama ProLite XB2783HSU (27 inch, 16:9, FullHD, VA Panel) and philips brilliance 19b lp (19 inch, 5:4, 1280x1024, TN Panel). The thing is my secondary monitors viewing angles are awful (look at picture), so I want to change it to something better, probably IPS monitor. I use my primary monitor for programing (RAD Studio) and production (Photoshop, Camtasia, etc). Secondary monitor is for chrome (viewing manuals, youtube videos, MS Word and such stuff). Getting a second 27-inch monitor is not an option, because my desk is not big enough. So I am thinking to buy Dell P1917S (19 inch, 5:4, 1280x1024, IPS Panel) but it is quite expensive for some reason. For the same money I can buy 23-24 inch FullHD IPS panel and probably use it in portrait mode. Which will be better?

I just did a small research and found out that there are no official service centers of major PSU manufactures in Ukraine. Therefore, the retailer`s warranty is all we get. Maybe we can send our PSU internationally to manufacturer in case of any problem… Not really sure how it works.

Also all Corsair's PSU only have 3 years warranty for some reason in Ukraine. Be quiet! and Fractal Design both have 5 year warranty.

Nope... Only Pure Power 9 (400W/600W) or Straight Power 10 (400W/500W/600W).

Well, unfortunately our local retailer messed up the PSU`s list and today I found out that Super Flower PSU is actually a Platinum King and not Leadex II as it was listed (now it makes sense why it was cheaper). So I guess I should go for RMx or 400W Straight Power 10?

No, I looked only in Ukraine. A might look worldwide, but not everyone ships to Ukraine unfortunately.

Bitfenix is unavailable in Ukraine 400W Straight Power 10 costs 103 USD (almost the same as Super Flower)

I tried to choose PSUs only from tier 1 and 2, so I filtered out some crap… Prices in Ukraine are a bit strange as I said So most of you recommend Super Flower Leadex II. But is it quiet compared to others? I did not find any reviews for it yet.

Hello! I live in Ukraine. We do not have much choice of PSU`s here, and out prices are a bit weird too. So this is a list of PSU`s I have found with prices in Ukraine. Super Flower Leadex II Platinum King 650W - 105 USD Fractal Design Edison M 650W - 145 USD be quiet! Straight Power 10 500W - 120 USD Corsair RM550x 550W - 125 USD I need a reliable and quiet PSU for my i7700K and Geforce 1060. No overclocking is planned. Which do you recommend?