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Stormyskyes

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  • CPU
    i7 7700k 4.2 GHZ
  • Motherboard
    MSI B250 Pro M3
  • RAM
    Corsair DDR4 3000 MHZ 16 GB & Elite 2133 MHZ 4gb
  • GPU
    Gtx 1080 Founders Edition & RX 570 4gb edition.
  • Case
    A cheap one.
  • Storage
    14 TB hhds, 120 GB SSD for os, NVME drive 250gb
  • PSU
    Corsair 650 Wat
  • Display(s)
    Samsung 4k Full color 70hz refresh. & Samsung 1080p monitor.
  • Cooling
    Corsair H60 Liquid cooler.
  • Keyboard
    Several Razer keyboards
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    Several Razer mice
  • Sound
    Razer Man O War 7.1 surround sound
  • Operating System
    Windows 10 Pro, Kali Linux, Windows 7 Pro, Ubuntu.

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  1. Stormyskyes
    They already tested it. I linked the test article in the main post. Watch linuses video on the 2000 series for the gaming numbers.
  2. Stormyskyes
    Still feels like a kick to the head after they told us that they were trying to prevent gains in crypto mining.
  3. Stormyskyes
    For 300 its a steal. For rendering its not really. A great cheap gaming rig but for rendering it will be pretty slow. The i5 is not your friend in that case and the 770 could def be upgraded. Gaming i give it a 7/10 workloads and rendering 3/10 Price to performance 9/10
  4. Stormyskyes
    https://www.tweaktown.com/articles/8743/nvidia-geforce-rtx-2080-ti-ethereum-mining-results/index2.html Thats right. They are over 140% better in etherium mining but struggle to even pass the gtx 1080 and 1080ti in gaming by 20% (oh btw ethereum dosent even have a driver for the new architecture and its preforming that well.) I thought nvdia said they were going to focus on the gamer. (Guess crypto miners gave them more money)
  5. Stormyskyes
    I would honestly order the prototype if I could.
  6. Stormyskyes
    not afraid so much as I am lazy.
  7. Stormyskyes
    Any software similar to msi afterburner for OCing the cpu without going into the bios?
  8. Stormyskyes
    Thats more along the lines of what I was looking for. So heaven and superposition. Thanks!
  9. Stormyskyes
    Not the case with the gtx 1080 founders edition. Everything's running at full according to both msi afterburner and the control-panel. However I will try heaven benchmark after I run this for a bit more.
  10. Stormyskyes
    Furmark is indefinite until you terminate it.
  11. Stormyskyes
    About how long should I run furmark after OC'ing the GPU with msi afterburner? Also are there any other test I should run to ensure stability?
  12. Stormyskyes
    About what would the ryzen 3 2200g compare to by kabby lake standards? I3? I5? Etc.
  13. Stormyskyes
    The cpu is hyperthreaded though. And it did start fine. Testing though was nauseating to say the least as it hitched every 4 or 5 seconds. Does it run? Yes. Does it run well. No.
  14. Stormyskyes
    Isn't BF1 a really cpu intensive game? I know gta V is for sure.
  15. Stormyskyes
    About how large of a bottle neck would a pentium g4560 be to a rx570? I already have the pentium from a previous biuld so I was wondering if it would suffice for 1080 max gaming or of I need to get something a bit stronger. If so what would you recommend. Rest of specs for the system will be as follows Rx570 Mobo depends on processor. 8gb of ddr4 3000mhz ram Ssd any.
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