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myspeakersaremuffled got a reaction from Thinkfreely in My 1080ti can't pull 60fps in most games?
Haha I know, I am getting a new one for my birthday which is later this October.
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myspeakersaremuffled reacted to rakshasa72 in I need a list for a 200 dollar 3D computer
Hey, if you really live on Mercer Island then you might want to check out RE-PC in Seattle. They got a lot of used components in bins to dig through if you want to save money.
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myspeakersaremuffled reacted to zzzzzzzhhh in Good reasons to get PUBG?
It's a fun game? Lol, what were you expecting to find here?
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myspeakersaremuffled reacted to TheHiddenCreeper in Pc difficultys, please help
SSD's would help overall speed of your system downloading games etc.
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myspeakersaremuffled got a reaction from TheHiddenCreeper in Pc difficultys, please help
Thats only going to make things like booting up your computer faster and not affect your fps at all
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myspeakersaremuffled reacted to Anghammarad in Screws won't fit in bracket for x52 kraken
The z270 isn't socket 2011
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myspeakersaremuffled reacted to givingtnt in Looking for new backpack
I want something that looks profesional, not some gamery gimmick of a thing on my back
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myspeakersaremuffled reacted to Dlog in Giving up on Ryzen
After picking up a Ryzen 1700 and ASUS Crosshair VI Hero back in March I'm giving up on it. The constant cold boot problems, touchy overclocking have finally done me in. Time to sell this on craigslist and move on back to Intel.
I'm thinking that some of these problems still exist on the other side though. My old 4790k never gave me any greif and I feel like the grass was greener.
I have one question for those of you running current generation Intel. What quirks are you finding and what boards are you using? I just want to be able to press the power button and boot into windows without having to restart a system 30 times and wipe the BIOS. A 5 Ghz OC would be stellar as well.
Just a touch of everything I've been through with this thing:
http://www.overclock.net/t/1624603/rog-crosshair-vi-overclocking-thread (Giant thread of stuff)
https://rog.asus.com/forum/showthread.php?93461-Sanity-Check-Boot-Failures&p=652081#post652081 (personal OC and regular boot Issues)
https://rog.asus.com/forum/showthread.php?95003-Lockups-in-the-BIOS-menu&p=664556#post664556 (Nail in the coffin BIOS issues)
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myspeakersaremuffled reacted to kaiju_wars in Is buying used still worth it?
You think I've only built this computer? I'm an enthusiast, I'm not stopping at one and calling it good for all time.
https://pcpartpicker.com/b/2RGG3C
https://pcpartpicker.com/b/p28Ycf
Here's two PCs I've done for less than $100 that can game.
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myspeakersaremuffled reacted to Max_Settings in First budget build
PCPartPicker part list / Price breakdown by merchant
CPU: Intel - Pentium G4560 3.5GHz Dual-Core Processor ($79.00 @ shopRBC)
Motherboard: ASRock - B250M-HDV Micro ATX LGA1151 Motherboard ($74.50 @ Vuugo)
Memory: G.Skill - Ripjaws V Series 8GB (1 x 8GB) DDR4-2800 Memory ($84.99 @ Newegg Canada)
Storage: Western Digital - Caviar Blue 1TB 3.5" 7200RPM Internal Hard Drive ($59.95 @ Vuugo)
Video Card: MSI - GeForce GTX 1050 2GB Video Card ($149.99 @ Amazon Canada)
Case: BitFenix - Nova ATX Mid Tower Case ($35.99 @ DirectCanada)
Power Supply: EVGA - 430W 80+ Certified ATX Power Supply ($40.00 @ Vuugo)
Total: $524.42
Prices include shipping, taxes, and discounts when available
Generated by PCPartPicker 2017-07-28 19:43 EDT-0400
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myspeakersaremuffled reacted to BuckGup in New Alienware Keyboard
Corsair, Razer, Logitech, and so on all offer similar or more expensive keyboards
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myspeakersaremuffled reacted to BuckGup in New Alienware Keyboard
No but it's Dell and it's hard to screw up a mechanical keyboard especially one using real cherry switches
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myspeakersaremuffled reacted to Lunasfriend in ISO headphones that will block neighbour kids noise
I think I need the noise isolation vs noise cancellation headphones but am not getting much help at the stores.
I can pay up to $300 CDN and would like to get something easily available in Canada.
I have small ears, don't want bass. and would like to be able to shut out noise even if I'm not listening to music or white noise.
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myspeakersaremuffled got a reaction from BuckGup in New Alienware Keyboard
This font makes me want to throw up
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myspeakersaremuffled reacted to rhaegar101 in Make server on cracked CSGO without internet
I recently downloaded csgo from torrent and i wanted to play over local wifi with my friends , they too have the cracked version , we are unable to make it through the command console , please help . Thank you in advance .
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myspeakersaremuffled reacted to Lord Nicoll in CPU art
I know it's kinda first world to take perfectly working CPUs and turn them into art, especially as one of the CPUs used is still kinda respected, but I decided to make another art piece, and seeing as how these are starting to not look really shitty (this one is literally held together with hot glue and cardboard) I took an Intel Pentium 4 530, an i5 750 and an i5 3570K (all delidded with their IHS under them) and put it on a card. What do you guys think of this? I'm torn between things I kinda wanted to do and a more simplistic elegant look. As far as I know all these chips still work. but the Pentium 4 went through a lot of processes to do that to it, and it also has some almost missing pads so it probably won't work.
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myspeakersaremuffled reacted to Bananasplit_00 in [Build Log] Project Frost - Case-Labs THW10 | X99 Watercooled | i7 6950X | Titan X | Borosilicate Glass Tubing
dude snip out atleast the pictures...
anyway do push-pull 800rpm IMO
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myspeakersaremuffled reacted to LogicalDrm in A video idea that's good
This would be tedious to do as single video. Better would be written format (which I used as base of reference when first building back in 2005-2008). That could link and explain in much more detail than video. Imo watching someone scrolling around some sites isn't that informative or interesting, but I might be old fashioned in that sense. I do prefer written reviews on things like GPUs and CPU coolers over videos because I can examine graphs in detail and compare systems used as base.
As I wrote in another thread where this came up. Process of building hasn't changed at all from time I learned it. It has become somewhat easier with mobo cutouts and clear ways to put in thermal paste (the guide I used told to spread it with discarded credit card). So why remake all build log-style videos ever made? As for selecting parts. Thats tricky bit, and not something I would put in video either. Not in any sort of video with label "GUIDE". Reason being that anything said will be valid in single region and for very short period only. New builder will most likely follow anything with "GUIDE" in title to detail and end up with overprices or old parts. I've seen this happen with few new builders who have posted in here too. While same principle applies to OS and software setup, I think those are parts which handle time best. Even the Win8 installation guide Linus made for NCIX can be used as reference for Win10.
So one enormous video is just not worth it. A shorter video linking to other videos with strong talking about being subjective when making decisions and comparing products (I can't believe I'm saying next part) as educating new builders about how to read reviews, product pages and manuals could be better if this was ever made. And as such I wouldn't let LMG to touch the subject with 100m long HDMI cable. Not after catastrophe that was last build log video.
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myspeakersaremuffled reacted to Shimejii in IMPORTANT HELPING FRIEND
Standoffs are in the case stuff not the motherboard.