appusajeev

Hi guys, I built my new i7 8086k based system and wanted a good graphics card. I initially thought about RTX 2080 but given the fallout happening (2080 cards also affected, though not as much as 2080ti), I am not comfortable investing in RTX right now. Since 1080TI FE cards are out of stock where I live, I was considering getting a GTX 1080 FE. My question is, can i game on ultra setting @ 1080p with guaranteed 60 fps for the next few years (say 3 - 4 years) ?

Thanks for the info

a build with flagship components have been a dream of mine realizing it gradually

Hi guys, I have an i7 8086k and was thinking of pairing it up with an RTX 2080. I was looking the specifications of RTX 2080 and I see that it requires a 600 Watt+ PSU. However, while applying my system configuration at the Coolermaster Power Supply Calculator, it was recommending a PSU of about 520W. Also, the Anandtech review of RTX 2080 was mentioning their test system drew a total load of about 410W from the wall. (https://www.anandtech.com/show/13346/the-nvidia-geforce-rtx-2080-ti-and-2080-founders-edition-review/16) I currently have a 80+ Gold Corsair TX 550 PSU which provides 550W. My question is, is this enough to run RTX 2080?

the temps seem fine though.

Hi guys, So i recently purchased an installed a CoolerMaster Master Liquid ML240 RGB a week back. Yesterday while running the Intel XTU benchmark, i heard a screeching sounds coming from the inside the case. When i observed, it appears to be coming from the pump area of the AIO. The sound feels like a screeching kind, like a metallic sound, like from a mechanical device I was doing some reading online and read that it could be due to air bubbles in the system - but it didnt sound like gurgling sound i have read about. Could it be the air bubbles itself?