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I had same idea about Gigabyte, but how their overall quality in Z790 and VRM quality as well?

Its time for upgrade, my old setup I7-8700K had Gigabyte Aorus Master Z390(according gamer nexus who did in detail investigation and review of this mobo) which was best in overall pcb and component quality, but for I5-13600K seems there tons of reviews from unknown youtube reviewers which I'm not in the mood to thrust their source, can anyone recommend a high quality mobo? So far what I found from long google search is Gigabyte Aorus Z790 Elite vs Asus Z790 Maximus Hero

My warranty is expired like 2 months ago, so thats why I'm looking for upgrade/replace my current mice

right mouse button started not to respond, so I had like two years, so its time to change, but of course I can change into another G502

Hello I'm looking for new mice mine was Logitech G502 Hero, can anyone advice same size and weight as this?

Hello I'm looking monitor for work(documents and etc, no gaming or video stuff), looking in range 100-150 euros, currently have these choices: Philips 273V7QDSB/00 AOC 27B2H AOC 27B2DA LG 27MK400H-B Which one should I take or anyone could reccommend something else? oh and yes looking for 27 inch monitor(I have feeling that is too big for 1080p monitor, but budget dictates rules) Thanks.

But does i9-9900K suck on games?

Price would be 100 USD

I have Noctua D15 cooler, It should be enough right? And 650W PSU Titanium with GTX 1080 Ti Oc

Quick question I have Intel I7-8700K cpu and my friend offered my to change his I9-9900K with mine, should I accept his offer or refuse?

I know but in this case hoping my motherboard help me to manage jet engines by setting fan speed by demand. Fun thing is that first choice of fans were use rgb ones, but price - performance ratio was not satisfying, keeping in mind that GTX 1080Ti likes to warm entire room by playing 2K 100FPS+ My first case was Phanteks Etnoo Pro Full tover(in packing box we fitted our small height friend it was too fun to see how huge Full tower is), my build is full air cooling, from aesthetics water cooling is looking better, but maybe once I have my hands on RTX 3080Ti I definitely switch to water cooling, current GTX 1080Ti is doing very well in cooling but current cheap case is making gpu cooling even harder and since its summer Its sad to see my gpu backplate hitting ~80C+

Hello time come to upgrade from non branded pc case to Phanteks ENTHOO PRO M. Browsing pcpartpicker I found this beast BGears b-Blaster 140x38 it push 308 cfm, for my setup it would be just more than enough buy 4 these and set 2 push air inside case(front), 2 exhaust air from case(top) and Phanteks default cooler in rear, in my calculation it should be neutral pressure sine same amount of air is pushed in case and same amount is pushed to outside case. Current struggle I have I cant find BGears b-Blaster 140x38 to buy or get in eastern Europe part only USA,Australia(amazon and ebay, newegg does not send currently), if it really impossible to get these fans what should I look for instead from 200 CFM and 140mm diameter?

I just wonder does colors feels natural, like watching forest does it feels natural? My current AOC 2260 21.5'' is 1080p and is ghosting like hell even with DP connection and freesync enabled, black feels like grey and it feels like black is not black, when dark scene you almost can see backlight of white color trying to display black.

If that matters my current monitor brightness is 250 cd/m2 while LG is 350 cd/m2 so it should be even brighter than my current one, right? P.S, tell your experience with this monitor, how does it feel in games, how does it feel watching moves does colors feel natural?

Okey so after while searching so far I know: LG does have issues in light environment and since I always use pc in light environment could it be issue for me?, Asus have slow pixel response time, but elmb sync does solve these type issue, also it struggles on 60 Hz horrible ghostings. So far I'm kind a ready for LG 27GL850, if light issue is not horrible then I take it.

Watching reviews I just got general idea on what I need, asking people they would throw more accurate since maybe someone already used or using these monitors, of course I'm not stuck with LG or Asus, maybe MSI or Acer or other manufacturer can provide much better hardware, but I have 4K LG TV, exact model cant remember, but I bought from shop and seller showed me 4K video and it was very good quality, while Samsung,Panasonic you could notice that it lacks pixel smoothing. Also Asus is known for overpricing their products, but with current LG and Asus models its hard to decide.

Sadly Gigabyte is way above my budget so LG or Asus then, to help choose between these two monitor, please give about these monitors pros and cons, since it would help me to decide which one satisfy my needs. Thanks.

Priority is image quality AND refresh rate since this monitor will be used for work(programming stuff) and for gaming like Red Dead Redemption 2, Forza Horizon 4, Escape from Tarkov and etc, current monitor I have AOC 2260, so anything better in terms of image quality and refresh rate than current monitor is allowed, thats why I want to invest in good quality hardware and enjoy good hardware benefits.

Just for curiosity does HDR make difference in gaming or video watching? If yes how you can recognize it? And should it be buying point?

I currently between: ASUS VG27AQ and LG 27GL850 which one is better? Hmm I never noticed, thanks for that.

Hello time has come to move forward from 1080p to 1440p. Now I need advice on what should I buy or maybe someone can recommend something. Requirements are: 27 inc OLED/LED IPS(I heard that there is similar version of IPS) Least 120Hz Gsync Display port Under 500 USD So far I have found this monitor: Monitor seems fits all my needs, but is it really worth it or I can find something better if so what should I look for? P.S I have two choices right now: ASUS VG27AQ VS LG 27GL850 which one should I choose?

...And without robing local banks So anyone could recommend AIO solutions(under 200 euros), since I dont have tools for creating own water solution or messing with tubes

Yep airflow is issue in case, removing side panel problem solves, gpu stays ~65C while gaming, but still water cooling should be nice addition, since summer is coming and 29C room temperature going to make pc loud as airplane

Well my gpu is very hot near my pc case you can almost boil water for coffee(while playing games like Red Dead Redemption 2), and my concern is that I just damaging my own hardware, so water solution is needed

Priority is complete water loop for gpu also if it fits price also include and cpu