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yeah no, not really possible, all non adaptive sync monitors tear in the exact same way because they refresh at  the exact same rate, a 60 hz monitor will refresh 60 times per second at the exact same interval, thats what adaptive sync changes, it slows the monitor refresh rate to match the gpu fps, without adaptive sync this does not happen and is impossible regardless of whether its a $1000 or a $50 monitor

the price of a pixelbook gets you in Dell XPS ballpark, which is miles better

its pretty well known that razer is aesthetic over quality

Should have sent the laptop in when asked.
 
I would get the laptop back and see if you can buy a new motherboard for the laptop. 

Yes, you can switch between any of the inputs on the monitor.
It will not strain your computer, monitor or PS4.
All it does is pick which signal to show, and ignores/blocks off the others.

im pretty sure by no budget they mean corsair h100i instead of h60 lmao

im pretty sure by no budget they mean corsair h100i instead of h60 lmao

rgb is neat, but after 2 years of stuffing my system with rgb its become a little nauseating, i prefer the black and gold accent of my Team Group Xtreem 4000 over the Vengeance rgb they replaced any day, but thats personal preference

struggling in what way? could just be crappy upload speed

struggling in what way? could just be crappy upload speed

brand new doesnt always mean working, if you can, test it on another pc
 
doa gpus arent that uncommon

If the Titan V is anything to go by Volta cards will be considerably more expensive than Pascal and not really an improvement in games

If the Titan V is anything to go by Volta cards will be considerably more expensive than Pascal and not really an improvement in games

If the Titan V is anything to go by Volta cards will be considerably more expensive than Pascal and not really an improvement in games

personally i would use a moist cloth
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
jokes aside, when my brother re-installed windows i plugged his SSD into my PC and did a complete re-format. works fine, no problems at all, would recommend unless someone has a better solution.

while the 1080ti is a godly card, to think itll be good for 10 years is a little delusional especially at 4k, it gets 60+fps on current titles, by 2020 itll play those titles at half that or less, i cant see 4k 60fps beyond 2020 on a 1080ti unless its 1080ti SLI, games get harder and harder to run every year with more and more detailed textures

That'd be fucking disgusting.  What next, take your own feet to a shoe store!?

keep in mind that the 27" claims it has DELL HDR, which isnt real HDR, just dells saturation mode, the Ultrasharp is a higher end panel and due to being a bit smaller will have the crisper image

So about 20 minutes ago I jumped on an Alienware 18, the specs are
i7-4710MQ
16GB 1866DDR3
512GB SSD
1TB HDD
GTX 880M SLI
 
I paid $450, was this a good buy? I'm kind of clueless as to how older laptops hold up

Used i7 and a 1060 6GB or 1070.

1x 34" 3440x1440 120hz IPS G-Sync Alienware AW3418DW
1x 24.5" 1920x1080 240hz TN G-Sync Alienware AW2518H
 
my babies

I know this has been answered but here's a visual comparison, the 29" is essentially a 23" 16x9 panel with a bit of extra length, the 34" is a 27" 16:9 display with extra length

Yes, it's the same socket just the full name instead of the shortened name.

user bench isnt really a good reference since the 1070ti should only be 5% less than 1080 performance, and even outperform a stock 1080 when overclocked, a heavily overclocked 1070 will never touch a reference 1070ti, but an average OC 1070ti>stock 1080 since it just has %5% less shaders

a custom 1070 is within $50 of the 1070ti, some like the Gigabyte 1070ti gaming are the same price as the evga 1070 ftw so there no real reason to go for the 1070 when the 1070ti will greatly outperform it