xxerbexx
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Sadly not prices are pretty fixed, but I every now and then see massive price drops on the internet on monitors and TVs on black Friday so I thought I might be lucky if I do enough research.
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Well at least we all come to the same conclusion. I k ow this two fit perfect for me.. but it like to know if there are good sales for them on some hidden website I might not know about as a German.
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This both are not ultra wide and they are I sanely overpriced found cheaper one already with ultra wide xp
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Sry for the stupid auto correct on my phone xp
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The Thing IS i have the Money, i will buy one anyway. But its Killing me INSIDE spending this much Money in a Monitor without getting a good Sale xp
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I know what i want, it gotta be one Like i described. Will use my old ones AS second Monitor xp Put IT in top
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Yea i saw Thema top and i agreed but you cant realy say "Sale" when they dell it 50 bucks cheaper, i try to find a good sale. Also looking around my self the whole Time
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Sry but bigger around 35"
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I will buy a Monitor, 4k, ultra wide, min 100hz , g-sync!!!!! 99%srgb AT LEAST. Not more then 5ms delay, shipping to Germany( will Check this my self when i See the links) But im Not Rich so i wanted to ASK you Guys to help me find a good Sale. I need this Monitor bcs im a learning Media Designer in Germany. And in a Gamer and also Working a Lot with my own yt vids and Premiere Pro. I need such a Monitor pls... Help x.x price should be below 1k of possible but Just send me the cheaper Sales you can find... Pls..
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Yea thx thought about this as well. But just from the logic ( maybe you guys know this) if I run obs recording over the nvidia GPU chip on my 1080ti, I only would be able to record stuff shown on monitors connected to the 1080ti. Right? What if I use my CPU as encoder would I be able to show everything on all screens? I would just try it but I need some knowledge before buying overpriced g sync monitores. Xp
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I have a 180ti in my PC and I try to make use of my old 1060. What I'm basically planing is connecting a ultra wide 4k 144hz an 2 more monitores. I would like to somehow use my 1060 to save some fps. Physx doesn't seem like a option. Thought about using one to monitors an one to game then realized it makes no sense. Any ideas guys?
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problem with usb devices (maybe motherboard problem)
xxerbexx replied to xxerbexx's topic in CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory
i7 6800k msi x99a sli plus ddr4 32gb quad 1080ti 650 watt... did i miss something? -
i try to make it short im a stream so i have around 8-10 usb devices, depending in wich order and on wich slot i plug them in (all directly to the motherboard) my pc starts "laging/freezing" for a few sec. i dont think its my power supply (650wat) i only run one gpu (1080ti) 3 hard drives. i read about a problem with some msi motherboards and a certain chip set on it...? wich has problems with usb drivers or so~~ and ppl with this problem should update there motherboard. sadly im not that expirienced with this kind of stuff, so i wanted to ask here first for some solutions or for some general help. thanks :3
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i saw this post befor but sadly it doesnt give any good information about what i need to use to make this work. because i highly daubt i can just plug it in and ready to go.
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i try to play AND record with one pc in 4k. i plan to use a 1080ti to play in 4k and a gtx 1060 to record in 4k my basic question is! can i use both graphic cards in my pc without a problem system whise and heat whise. on 4k games the 1080ti gets hot like a oven i think around 75° i talked with ppl in the obs (recording software) chat and they said something about my cpu lanes...? and that it might work i just want to get more information befor i try around stuff and waste my time or break something. i am a amateur so i dont know the deep stuff but if you explain it in simple words i will understand, also my english isnt my native language, sry for my grammar. cpu i7 6800k 32gb ram ddr4 2400mhz gpu gtx1080ti (and gtx 1060) msi 99 a sli+