GhomerGhamer

Do you even think before typing? It's been finalised for roughly 18 months.
 
https://www.tomshardware.com/uk/news/pcie-4.0-5.0-pci-sig-specification,38460.html

Great deal but I definitely have concerns about the legitimacy of this site. Seems they sell a weird mash up of CPUs, small home appliances (toaster oven, vacuum, espresso machine), and other home stuff (shelves, pots & pans, silverware, etc)
 
Also, the “SAFETY & SECURITY” section just says “No products were found matching your selection.” and I cant find any information about this “company” listed on the site. That would be a hard pass for me.
 
Edit: The Whois lookup also doesn’t look promising. The site was only registered 42 days ago using Namecheap.com. 

@AshRiver but that site could be a scam so do some research on it better be safe than sorry

Oh and by the way I fold for GN team =P sorry to be a traitor

Hi,
 
So I am running a 3950x under a DH-15S with a single fan and I peak at 69C under full load (folding for 16 hours on all cores). Is it worthwhile installing a second fan on the DH-15S or replacing the stock fan? I am using MX-4 from arctic cooling as a TIM, is it worthwhile going with thermal grizzly?
 
Yes I know 69C is perfectly fine, but I'm bored and wanted a fun little project that would be worthwhile to do. 
 
Thoughts and prayers appreciated (Healthcare worker here - terrified of Covid)

adobe doesn't have have nvenc encode support at all. So its not doing h264 encoding. But it will help with some effects. BUt not that many, cause they have added a lot of gpu features since cs5
 
The only real way to have a modern gpu is to get a amd gpu for the main games, and the 275. You can only have one version of nvidia driver on the system for all nvidia cards.
 
Or do something like dual boot.