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FK2tame

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About FK2tame

  • Birthday Mar 07, 1991

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  • Location
    Malaysia
  • Occupation
    Graphics Designer + Multimedia

System

  • CPU
    i5-8400
  • Motherboard
    Asus Prime B360M-K
  • RAM
    ADATA Premier DDR4 2400 8GB x 2
  • GPU
    Palit GTX1070 Dual Fans
  • Case
    Golden Field N-2S (also known as Kolink Satellite Plus)
  • Storage
    GALAX GAMER SSD L 120GB + ADATA XPG SX8200 480GB M.2 + Hitachi - Travelstar 1 TB 2.5 + Western Digital - Scorpio Black 500 GB 2.5 x 2
  • PSU
    Silverstone SX500-LG V2
  • Display(s)
    Acer ED273A
  • Cooling
    Scythe Fuma Rev. B
  • Keyboard
    Tecware Phantom TKL
  • Mouse
    Logitech G703
  • Sound
    Philips SHP9500
  • Operating System
    Windows 10 Pro

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  1. I'm quoting in USD. Actually the seller offer the card for $220 + $60 for shipping (from Spain to Malaysia). For the price of $220, 2070s Founders Edition is consider dirt cheap here. Most people would buy the card at $500. I agree with your consideration for the 30 series. I tried to maintain my current build without spending more on other part.
  2. Hi there. Recently I got an offer for 2070 super founder edition around $280. I'm planning to upgrade my 1070 ti along with my cpu i5 8400, paired with b360i. I plan upgrading to i7-8700 or i9-9700/9900 (i prefered non-clockable as i'm not into overclocking) and stick with my b360i. What's your opinion if I paired my next cpu upgrade along with 2070 super, or should I waited for 3070 to come out? Plus, I'm gaming on 1440p at 144hz.
  3. I've had used 1070 and vega 64 before this. My personnel experience with amd card was not so good (stuttering, driver crash) and I got 1440p 144hz G-Sync monitor. A lil upgrade from my 1070 before this might be enough I guess.
  4. between $340 (GTX 1080) and $270 (GTX 1070 Ti) which is better choice?
  5. $250 to $600. but maybe i don't want to spend all the budget just for the gpu.
  6. Hello there, my system setup is i5 8th gen, 2x8gb 2666mhz, sf600 and i got dual monitor setup (1440p 144hz + 1080p 60hz) I'm in dilemma choosing gpu for my system. I rarely gaming on my pc, but if i do, getting a nice (not the best) quality and acceptable fps is enough i think.
  7. I already bought Deepcool RGB Convertor but sadly, it still require me to put the 12v 4 pin into the motherboard, which my motherboard doesn't have. I have the Strix B360-i and it only have 3 pin ARGB port.
  8. Hello there, I just noticed that I have 4 pin 12v header on my Cryorig C7 RGB and my board Strix B360-i have only 1 argb 5v port. When i plugged it in, the cooler only show default color and cannot be changed using Aura Sync software. Is there anyway to use the argb port to control or sync the cooler rgb? Maybe by using some sort of connector or hub or converter?
  9. I'm using this case, SGPC K55. Nope haven't use stock cooler yet because the case haven't arrived yet. I don't mind the features, just want the best cooler for my cpu.
  10. Yes I'm restricted to cooler not exceeding 55mm.
  11. Between C7, NH-L9i & AXP-90, which one is worth to cool i5-8400?
  12. Any info or feedback for this cooler? Thermalright AXP-90
  13. Hi guys, can I get suggestion for Tier B High-Midrange RTX 2060 Super or RTX 2070 that have 2 slots and length didn't exceed 305mm?
  14. I'm using i5-8600k, case darkFlash DLM21 Mesh white color, and currently i have 2 sticks of ram without heatsink, 2 sticks of Vengeance LED. I'm located at Malaysia, and budget below $80. Actually i'm trying to imitate this built. Something closer enough should do. (in this video, he's using Noctua NH-D15 along with Chromax, inside Fractal Design Meshify C)
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