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kittyducky06

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  1. If you think you want more memory capacity, then do that over speed and timing, 5000 still cares about timing and speed but less so than your 2nd gen, rn is an excellent time for memory prices, so i would certainly recommend another 16gb (I'm assuming you already have 2x8) if you think it would benefit your dev work you could go 2 x 32gb and sell your old 2x8(not for much... but its something) why do you want an AIO, it probably wont perform better and its more work and worry... No, keep the chipset. if you don't have a feature in mind you don't need the new chipset. also i think the used 3080 would be a way better value than the 4070, keep the budget for more or faster memory.
  2. I'm trying to setup an ambient lighting project behind my main monitor with a project called Hyperion. it needs a copy of the images on my screen for it know what colors to display behind my monitor. The main way to do this is with a USB capture card, i was wondering if i can use like a $15 one off amazon without passthrough and mirror my display, I'm assuming that it won't support 1440p 175hz, which is what my main monitor is, will this be possible or will it drop my primary monitor to 1080 30 or what ever the capture card supports. Also will mirroring a display give me a performance hit, i don't think it should but i also don't know. If it matters I have a 3070 ti and a Ryzen 3rd Gen. ps. If anyone has used hyperion lmk how it went.
  3. also no coment on the jank in this pc
  4. i dont think so, but the "zones" are fairly seperate
  5. yea i am really missing my blower 1070, cuz with that and my current setup the noctua fan wasent even turned on. The only noise i could hear was the aweful VRM fan
  6. what do you mean by that, idk if my photo was misleading or i dont understand. The PSU intakes and exuasts into/from the cassae
  7. As long as the server has PRO the client can be home. and its not janky just instal pro when you install windows and never activate it.
  8. https://pcpartpicker.com/list/ynVnpB Ig its a little below budget, but idk how prices are across the pond
  9. Can you explain the whole pressure thing? Ive never had enough wattage and a small enough case for it to matter.
  10. do you mind using non licenced windows cuz the built in Remote desktop in windows pro isnt the most feature rich product but it is simple and works well im my experience.
  11. im getting a propper airflow oriented noctua for the front intake, and ill look into the slims for thebottom but there realy isnt much room
  12. Hi, i just bought a pallit RTX 3070ti, to go in my computer, it pretty easily goes up to like mid to high 80s on a heavy load, and is loud as all hell. Like crazy loud. Its in a Lian Ii tu 150 which is a small form factor case, its not crazy small but i think my gpu and choked and kinda breathing its own breath. i was thinking of maybe trying to come up with some ducting or something with blue tape to force it to get fresh air, any other suggestions? I had a blower card before and it was all good, although it also wasent such a high wattage card.
  13. i kinda want 8 cores, the budget is rather flexable, i might buy a used/referb x570 board for $180
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