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Hello All, I have had a dual monitor setup for a few months both 1080p, and I have been wanting a third for more monitor space while I'm programming as I do a ton of multitasking, after some searching I found a rocking deal on a 4K BenQ monitor. After setting up the new monitor in between my original two, I've noticed that my temps have gone from idling at 28 to 25 degrees Celsius to idling at around 50 degrees, going from one to two monitors had next to no noticeable impact. It's not even that the monitor is hurting airflow as the PC is about 6 feet to my right and nothing else in terms of airflow has changed. I was wondering if anyone could confirm or refute if the new monitor would be causing so much strain on the GPU that it idles so high? Thanks.

Better?

That's a good point, I have to agree with you in that case.

I mean more competition is always better. It drives development and expansion if it's real and tough competition.

It's doing fine but it hasn't taken off the way Netflix did which dominates the market.

The article below covers the possibility of a Walmart streaming service like Netflix or Amazon video. I have a feeling that it won't do too well unless the price is a real bargain simply because of the massive competition in the market already. "Walmart may be the next giant to enter the video streaming wars, according to a report from The Information. The retailer is reportedly considering launching its own video streaming service to battle Netflix and Amazon Prime Video. But Walmart wants to undercut its competition by pricing its service at $8 per month—or lower." - Ars Technica Are they too late to jump on the streaming service? https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2018/07/walmart-may-launch-a-video-streaming-service-to-battle-netflix-amazon/