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Zotac 1080 Amp = ¥65,000 ($580) MSI 2070 Armor No OC Variant = ¥71,000 ($635) Zotac 1080Ti Amp = ¥86,000 ($770) Which do you think is a good buy? I'm currently playing Assassin's Creed Odyssey and Monster Hunter at 1080p. I do have a 4k TV hooked up to my PC but 1080p is enough for me because I prefer smoother game play rather than higher resolution. EDIT MSI 2070 No OC *Variant Zotac 1080 Amp ¥60,000 ($535) to ¥65,000 ($580) *I saw a used card new one is ¥65,000

As i've said. +$50 ⁓ +$150 on top of MSRP is the typical increase of price but +$262 on top of MSRP is just outrageous.

i figured it out. Thanks xcopy D:\Test D:\Output /e /y

I just used xcopy instead. xcopy D:\Test D:\Output /e Now how can I automatically overwrite files? because if I ran the batch file again it will ask if i want to overwrite files. Is there a way to always say yes to it?

Good day! I want to create a batch file to back up my save game on Monster Hunter World but I don't exactly know how batch files work. Currently this is my batch file robocopy D:\Test D:\Output In the first copy it goes ok but when I try to run the batch file again it does nothing. How can I delete the file on the output folder then copy again the file on the test folder.

I’ve been itching for an upgrade to a new graphics card and very disappointed about the pricing here in Japan of the RTX 20 series cards. Yea I know the pricing of the RTX 20 series is already disappointing but it’s a whole new level here in Japan. Now I can get a new Zotac Amp 1080Ti for ¥86,200(about $766) while the cheapest 2070 is ¥97,000($862) and 2080 is ¥118,000($1,050). I know price here in Japan is not the same in the US. Best case scenario is +$50 on MSRP worst is +$150 I’ll understand if they will sell the 2070 for ¥78,000($700)~¥84,000($750) range. but wtf? MSRP of FE 2070 is $600 and they sell it here for $862!?

I'm recording at 1080p 60fps and tried 20/50/100 bitrate but same result.

When i'm recording with shadow play I noticed that the videos are not that smooth, I see stuttering here and there. I already turned on V-Sync and I don't notice those stutters while playing the game. I have already increased/decreased the bitrate of my recording to 20/50/100 but the video still stutters.

I'm only recording like max 10mins per clip (speed running at MHW) and I have a 4TB external HDD. I don't save files when I'm streaming so i think i'll be good. My main concern is that the video may become stuttery or something because of the slow HDD.

Good day! I'm planning to buy a Elgato HD60s and use a 6 year old HP Pavilion dv4-5012tx as a recording/streaming PC. This are the specs of the laptop CPU: i7 3610QM GPU: GT 630M RAM: 8GB Storage: 750GB 5400rpm HDD I just want to ask, is the 5400rpm drive enough to record 1080p 60fps? If not, is a 7200rpm drive upgrade enough or should I really need an SSD to record at 1080p 60fps.

As the title says...

Good day, So with the current games and drivers 2080 is more or less = 1080ti. Will the 2070 be in the middle of 1080 and 1080ti in terms of performance? Or it will perform like a 1080?

As the title shows Will the 2070 be comparable to the 1080ti like the 1070 almost identical to 980ti?

If i'm going to upgrade my PSU I can have a HXi for 2,000 yen more. Is it worth it?

Is the RMx (2018) good?

Conversion rate about 10,000 yen = $100 (NOT ACCURATE JUST ESTIMATE) Is this any good? This is the cheapest (13,480 yen and free shipping) I see here in Amazon JP that is in tier 2 and above.The RM850x is about 15,000 yen + shipping

I don't rely that much on PSU calculators because of GPU boost.

I don't want a new PSU. I'm just worried that my PC will have instabilities or worst break the new GPU that I will buy.

Good day OP! Im planning to buy a 2070, im just waiting for the reviews of it. If it outperforms the 1080 I will buy a 2070 if it doesn't i will buy the 1080. My question is can my PSU handle a 2070/1080? I have a Antec Neo ECO 650W 80+ Bronze. Its not the best PSU out there but its also not the worst. Its in tier 4 of the PSU Tier list. Current Parts CPU is Ryzen 1600 clocked at 3.8Ghz at 1.35V GTX 1060 3GB 8GBx2 DDR4 at 3000mhz 1 7200 rpm HDD 2 SSD X72 Liquid cooler (360mm push&pull) 7 120mm fans 1 140mm fan NZXT Hue+ Antec Neo ECO 650W 80+ Bronze I did some reading about the your replies here in thread and you said that tier 4 is for more "basic" build. Will I experience instability using this the Antec Neo Eco 650W 80+ Bronze if I upgrade to 2070/1080?

Btw, i've read some post on the PSU tier list that is pinned here and the OP of the post says that tier 4 PSUs are for more "basic" build. More on the GTX 50/60 series.

Is R5 1600 at 3.8Ghz with 1.35V considered super overclocked?

I'm kinda doubting it because I have a sh*t ton of fans. Lol Also I have my R5 1600 overclocked.

I just edited my post This are my parts as of now Current Parts CPU is Ryzen 1600 clocked at 3.8Ghz at 1.35V GTX 1060 3GB 8GBx2 DDR4 at 3000mhz 1 7200 rpm HDD 2 SSD X72 Liquid cooler (360mm push&pull) 7 120mm fans 1 140mm fan NZXT Hue+ Antec Neo ECO 650W 80+ Bronze

Good day! Im planning to buy a 2070, im just waiting for the reviews of it. If it outperforms the 1080 I will buy a 2070 if it doesn't i will buy the 1080. My question is can my PSU handle a 2070/1080? I have a Antec Neo ECO 650W 80+ Bronze. Its not the best PSU out there but its also not the worst. Its in tier 4 of the PSU Tier list. Current Parts CPU is Ryzen 1600 clocked at 3.8Ghz at 1.35V GTX 1060 3GB 8GBx2 DDR4 at 3000mhz 1 7200 rpm HDD 2 SSD X72 Liquid cooler (360mm push&pull) 7 120mm fans 1 140mm fan NZXT Hue+ Antec Neo ECO 650W 80+ Bronze

Unfortunately, mystic light doesn't support B350. We early adopters of AM4 socket just have to stick with MSI Gaming App for RGB setting. #SadLife Mystic Light