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  1. I found a old backup wallet that is around 200-300 lines of letters/numbers total number of character must be in the thousands. If someone can help me restore this I will be willing to share 10% of the amount. I have tried putting it into Bitcoin Wallet and it appears to not be valid for bitcoin wallet. U2 are the first letters. I don't remember which program it was a backup for the backup it saved doesn't have a file extension and the file name ends with the date it was backed up on. It appears they follow a sequence of letters and numbers followed by a "/" then some random "+" here and there and goes on for 200-300 lines.
  2. I have the Enermax 360mm and it works great. What he's referring to is the single core turbo boost to 4.7ghz (4.0ghz base) which is very easily attainable with the cooler.
  3. You really need at least a minimum 1070/ti to run most games medium/low settings at 144 fps @ 1440p. Unless you play older games like LoL/Dota/CS:GO then you would probably be fine. I have a 1080 and 144hz monitor and Destiny 2 runs around 100-144 fps depending on whats going on in game at low/medium settings. Overwatch would probably be fine with a 1060.
  4. get a proper monitor if you are just looking for a big screen. 8ms response but 4k@60hz and 43". here's a pretty solid monitor http://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/accessories/apd/210-ahsq?ref=p13n_ena_pdp_vv&c=us&cs=04&l=en&s=bsd
  5. Are you getting enough frames or having frames dips below your maximum refresh rate? if so that could be the reason or it could just be pubg is not really a very good optimized game. try out a solid fps that is known to have consistency in fps like CS:GO or overwatch that you can consistently hit your max fps of your monitor and see if the tearing still happens.
  6. They never said that, they just said that most threadrippers should hit 3.9-4.0GHz and not to exceed 1.35v if you don't want to shorten the life of the chip.
  7. I was worried about the Enermax AIO at first because it wasn't a well known brand like corsair/thermaltake/nzxt but it was the only full coverage AIO on the market that is water cooled outside of EKWB setup. The build quality is extremely good and performs amazing. I would highly recommend it for the 1950x.
  8. So I have this weird fantasy of owning 2 Pulse 3 RGB speakers and setting them up for dedicated left and right speakers for my computer. Anyone try this out and the results?
  9. You should check under nvidia control panel to make sure G sync is enabled. Disable any V-sync options within games. Verify within nvidia control panel sections all the refresh rates are the correct Hz. It should automatically work when you load games in full screen or windowed (if you setup in nvidia to work in windowed mode...however not all games seem to work with g-sync window mode)
  10. Considering you do 70% productivity and your budget is 700$ the AMD 1920X is really the clear choice. If you did 70% gaming and 30% productivity the 7820x is the best around that budget. If you don't want to go with AMD then the only options are 8700k (way under your budget), 7820x (a little under your budget) or i9-7900x (over your budget but will perform great for both productivity and gaming).
  11. ENERMAX 240 or 360 for the TR4 is the only non EK or custom water loop setup I would recommend for the threadripper since the temperature throttling happens at 68 degrees at the tdie. Trust me the other AIO's will work but you will not be getting the full performance out of the threadripper as it was be throttling under full load when temps get close to 68. I would only recommend a non TR4 specific AIO if you are a "light" user, meaning only doing 1 heavy task at a time. I was gaming and streaming at the same time (around 65-80% cpu load) and would always hit the 68 degree throttling temp within 1 hour with a h100i v2.
  12. um....what movies can you watch on a computer at 120fps? I thought all movies online are 24fps? and only TV's with built in motion features fake/fill in the additional frames to create a smooth 120hz? I may be wrong but let me know. Plus a majority of people I used to talk to when I sold TV's really disliked the 120hz motion feature on TV's as they thought it made a movie feel too much like a soap opera and less like a movie.
  13. If you're implying that above 60hz or 60FPS has no advantages outside of gaming then that's probably mostly true. But the only people interested in high refresh rates are....you guessed it! GAMERS!! so if you don't play high motion video games then yes its a complete waste of money and will have little to no benefit browsing the web, watching 24fps movies, listening to music, editing photos.
  14. Do yourself a favor, buy a 144 hz monitor and play a game that you can run at 144+ FPS and compare it to a standard 60hz monitor. If you can't detect the difference in smoothness of motion then you should probably RMA your eyes lol
  15. I may be completely wrong but I notice a huge change going from a 60hz to 144hz monitor and have seen 240hz monitors and can detect the differences pretty easily with my eyes. If I had to guess the point where it will make very little difference in fps would probably be around 500-600hz and anything above that would have such a diminishing return that it wouldn't make sense even though technically your eyes see all the frames even if exposed to higher hz.
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