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Hello guys, I'm planing to do my next build in a Corsair 500 D SE as the title says. I want to mount a 360 mm radiator in the front of the case. The radiator is supposed to be placed in such a way that the tubes come out of the bottom of the radiator instead of the top like many other people place their front mounted radiators. The question of owners of the mentioned case is: Will the tubes reach this far? They are 40 mm long. Are they going to reach from the pump to the bottom of the radiator? Thank you very much.

Hello, My problem is when i try to check for firmware updates in the aurora engine the updater says "Detecting update information is failure. Please try again later." I can't even download the newest BIOS because on the gigabyte support site there are only 2 versions, F3 and F5, which are only for F1-F4 and F1-F2.My BIOS version is F10 so according to gigabyte's support site i would need a BIOS that updates from F11-F19. But it's not on their site for downloading. Is there any other site that has the newest BIOS for my card? I have the Gigabyte 2080 TI Gaming OC 11 GB.

@ProjectJFrost: Yes, i also read what you linked. That makes the LG 34UC89G a better option for me. I don't take the risk of freesync not working properly with my graphics card and: If i get a slightly better response time, i take it. (i wrote in my first post that the response time is important to me, i hope that was clear. my english is not very good). Edit: I have to go to bed now. I respond again tomorrow

so there are now three people who seem like they didn't read my first post: First i get asked "why 1080p?". i covered that in my first post. Second one recommends me a resolution i don't want...like a wrote in my first post. And now dizmo links a monitor with a VA panel. I am generally thankful for people who respond in this thread with good intentions but pls don't recommend something i don't want. Pls read my first post! I just need tips for alternative monitors to the one i mentioned with comparable specs...to see if there a better options in this category.

@all: Please don't try to convince me to get a monitor with a different resolution. To repeat my question: "Currently i think my best choice would be the LG 34UC89G. Is there a better choice with the features i want?"

@Himommies:Like i wrote: I'm having a hard time reading for example online text at a native 1440p resolution and it will give me nice boost in performance.

Hi, I'm currently looking into what ultra wide monitor to buy. Till now, i was using a 27" 2560x1440 165 Hz IPS monitor since like 2 years. While the upgrade from my 24" 1920x1080 120 Hz VA monitor is almost overall great i can't really get used to the 1440p resolution. Maybe it's because my eyes are going bad but reading text online on my 1440p monitor from ~70 cm away just wasn't comfortable from day one. i kept telling myself that i would get used to it and that 1440p is just "objectively" better then 1080p but now i must admit that i can't really just use it. i was setting the windows build-in resolution enlargement feature for almost the whole time at 150%. So long story short: i want an ultra wide monitor with a 1080p resolution. I want: - 34 inch - 2560x1080 - IPS - 144 Hz - G-sync (optional, since nvidia opens up to allowing freesync to be used with their cards) Over the last days i was reading a lot of reviews, watching videos and browsing this subreddit to get an idea about what monitor to buy in the end. I'm still not sure to be honest. There seem to be more than just a few choices. Especially the different testing methods used from different reviewers made it hard for me to get an understanding about what the gaming experience would be like for for example things like ghosting. (I think it's called ghosting in english. The phenomenon where the picture gets blurry when you turn quickly in first person shooters for example). Currently i think my best choice would be the LG 34UC89G. Is there a better choice with the features i want? I really want the display to be as fast as possible when it comes to possible problems like ghosting. Ideally it should be almost as fast as TN Panels. But i don't want the image to overshoot to much (a little bit is fine) in fast paced moments with a to aggressive overdrive. The price is no problem. I'm ready to pay much if i get a better monitor for it ;) My specs: i9 9600k Asus ROG Maximus XI Gene 16 GB RAM @2666 Mhz Samsung M.2 970 EVO RTX 2080 TI

damn, i must be the only one that dislikes the usage of MMB in games

yeah, i also prefer RMB to scope. i know i can remapp buttons, thanks. thats what i wrote in the starting post btw. when i press the middle mouse button i obviously shift my middle finger over it. i still find it way to hard to press for it to be convenient. i know the button can be of great use outside of games. but while im mostly gamimg i find it a bad habbit of developers mapping actions to the MMB

Hey im bored so i created this thread: i mostly play games on my pc so this is where i use my mouse the most. why is it that so many games have specific actions mapped to the middle mouse button (scroll wheel). i had many mice over the years and with almost all of them i found the scroll wheel WAY to hard to press in the middle of the heat of a shooter to be any useful. with new games at the start i sometimes wonder how to do a specific move or action. then i sigh when i find out that its bound to the middle mouse button. i have to go to the options and rebind it then. i know its a very minor problem to have and surely most people wont have an issue with this. but it annoys me... . do you also have a problem with pushing the middle mouse button during playing games? if i watch my arm while slowly pressing the middle mouse button i see it tensing all the way to the elbow and my whole hand almost lifting from the mouse pad to get the middle mouse button to press down. and imo i have normal strength sry for my bad english, its obviously not my mother tounge. middle-mouse-button-haters unite!