HappyCerberus

Thanks for the insights, I might need to wait a bit then for some of the new monitors to land. It looks like they are also targeting new DP & HDMI standards, so makes sense for a long term purchase.

Budget is very flexible. I don't have a problem paying 2k+ for a great feature set. One thing that I'm struggling with is, even with 60Hz, I still would like a GSync compatible monitor (certified Freesync).

Are there any 32" OLED / QLED? 2080Ti

I have been looking around for a while and can't really find anything that would fit well my requirements. 32" monitor (I could settle for 28", but I would really like something a bit bigger) Great colours (for video editing) Good contrast, but I don't want any of the weird HDR dimming zone crap Ideally 120Hz, at least 90Hz. 4K, because I think 1440p would be to low for a 32" I don't really think there is much fitting these requirements, so I'm mostly looking for some alternatives (i.e. what requirement should I relax to find a solid choice).

My current PC is dying and I'm looking to buy a new top of the line gaming machine. I will be recycling the RTX 2080 Ti. I don't have a budget cap, I simply want the best machine (without going into marginal upgrades) under the following parameters: minimal noise levels portability (I need to carry my case between my workstation setup and my VR setup, which is in different rooms) performance in VR (Vive Pro) & 2560x1440 @ 144Hz I explicitly don't care about: RGB see through case (I prefer rigidity & silence) sound card (I have Sound Blaster ZxR that I will be recycling)

Can someone clarify? Linus said that the motherboard comes with a CPU for the 1200 USD, but the listings do not mention any CPU.

After further exploration, it seems that Thunderbolt 3 over optical cables is not a thing.

I wish I could put my PC into the living room, but it's way to loud for that. Got any links to tests of Thunderbolt docks? I would really like to know what kind of latency hit I would get with it.

I have a VR setup in my living room and a work setup in my work room (cca. 20 meters apart). Right now, I always unplug my PC and carry it over, when I want to switch in between playing VR games and working & playing non-VR games. Is there any solution (like a port extender / dock), that would allow me to connect the work room with the living room? For latency reasons I already have a network cable going from the living room (this is where the internet connection for the flat terminates) to my work room so adding an extra cable is not really an issue. Since the main usage is VR, latency is a concern.