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Yes but not when you compare different models like the strix and tuf, none of the benchmarks have listed which model of the 3080/3080 ti they are using
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I was wondering what the fps difference would be since the 3080 is a strix and overclocked from factory and the 3080 ti tuf isnt.
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but thats the thing, they are almost the exact same price, the tuf 3080 ti is only 100$ more than the strix 3080
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Hi, so I have the choice between an Asus Strix 3080 OC and an Asus Tuf 3080 ti NON OC, I really like look of the strix and I was wondering how big of an fps difference there actually is? I've seen people say its between 6-15 fps but they never say which cards they test it with. When you're comparing and OC'ed strix to a NON OC'ed Tuf doesnt that kinda make up for the difference? Shouldnt the cards perfom almost identical since strix is a better "brand" than tuf?
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Hello, I currently have an i7-10700k and a z590 strix motherboard. It has 2 PCIE 3 m.2 slots and 2 PCIE 4 m.2 slots, since 10700k doesnt support PCIE 4 will I still be able to use the m.2 slots that has PCIE 4?
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Hi, im about to upgrade my motherboard, I've read online that I'll probably have to do a clean install of windows to get rid of the old motherboard drivers. Should I do the reset before or after I install the new motherboard or does it really matter?
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Yeah I tried another cable, and what I meant with the 14 days was the right of return or whatever its called, you can buy something test it for 14 days and return it if you dont like it, I still have 2 years warranty.
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Setting the screen to 144hz seems to fix the problem, but I payed for 240hz so I should be able to use it problem free.
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Hi I recently bought this monitor and I did some research on it before buying obviously, I read that flickering was a big problem but that it could be fixed with the latest firmware update from samsung. I've now noticed that the monitor instead of flickering gives me some weird random black lines every so often. Its a bit hard to explain but ive found this video on youtube that shows the problem. Sadly I cant return it since its been over 14 days since I bought it. Does anyone know why the monitor does this? It happens really often and is so annoying to look at, I did not expect this from samsung. Things I've tried - using a different display port cable, enable/disable gsync and updating the firmware.
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Okay thanks, I will buy the QVO
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I need some more storage, my mobo has 2 m.2 slots and they're already in use so im going to buy an ssd, I was looking at samsungs EVO 860 and QVO 860 2tb Models but I dont know which one to choose, I can get the QVO 2tb for 210 USD and the 2tb EVO for 245 USD, ill primarily be storing games on it and wont do any editing where I move alot of files around all the time. Which one should I pick?
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Hey, so I’m currently playing cyberpunk and I’ve mostly been playing it on my monitor which is 144hz, with my current settings I run the game at around 60 fps which I definitely notice when playing, today I tried to switch over to my tv cause I wanted to play form the couch, however the game seems so much more smooth now compared to when I’m playing on my monitor. Not sure what hz my tv is but the game still runs on 60 fps so my TVs hz shouldn’t matter. Does anyone know why? I mean it’s noticeably different going from the monitor to the tv.
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The 120mm fans would still be mounted to the case and not the AIO tho, and the aio would just be tightened to the cases 140mm holes and sit behind the 120mm fans.
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Would it be possible for 120mm fans to cool a 280mm AIO? I have 3 120mm fans in the front of my case, and there is space for mounting 2 140mm fans, but I like the 3 fan setup, would it be possible to get a 280mm radiator and mount it in the 140mm mouinting holes and then just have the 120mm fans cool it on the front and 140mm fans cool it on the back?
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Hmm I see, I was just considering the 2000 rpm version since they can deliver a higher static pressure because they got 500 RPM more and they’re almost the same price as the chromax version where I live.
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Im considering one of these fans for my case, I know that usually the industrial fans are louder because they can run at higher RPMs, but what if they run both ran the same RPM is the sound coming from the fans still louder on the industrial one? Noctua NF-A14 2000RPM Noctua NF-A14 PWM Chromax 1500RPM
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I have actually, alot of times, heard really good things about them, I just can't stand that poop brown colour they have. If they made them in black I would buy them.
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You sure it's not just air bubbles? I mean it sounds a lot like this dudes AIO 2.31
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Thanks ill consider it, temps seems to be fine tho.
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its just the way my pc case is made, on top there is a dust filter which I think is to prevent any dust from falling into the case, if it wasn't there dust would just go inside when the pc is off. Its a corsair icue 465 rgb case.
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I've tried tapping on it but that didnt help much, here is a video I recorded of the sound. (Keep in mind you can also hear my fans in this video)
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static pressure wise they're the same?
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Which one of these fans would provide a better static pressure? I need two new fans for my case, they're gonna be exhaust fans and they have to be able to push air through a dust filter. I cant really find any comparisons online so I was hoping someone in here had experience with both fans.
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Pretty sure its air bubbles since it goes completely silent when I lay the case down on its side. But thank you I will try that.
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Thank you, I know that the air cant be removed, I was looking for methods to get the air to get "stuck" at another place in the cooler rather than the pump.
