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10 minutes ago, Mad153 said:

This is correct.

 

I would split if you could get more marks or use an inkjet as pictures on a laserjet are much easier to distinguish.

 

Just run maintenance (noodle / head cleaning) before printing

Okay thanks

Me and my brother are designing a TCG game (with my school's art club) and we need to print on card stock. 

My art teacher says that laser may be better for the text part but for the image reproduction a inkjet would be a better choice. 

Should I split the job between the two printers? 

Or just use either one? 

*please note this project is a school art project (we are being graded by the art teacher) 

On 7/12/2019 at 5:20 PM, dosdoktor said:

Hi, from what i understand, you plan on running several device emulators on that platform, so you should go for the 4K TV, even if it's only 60Hz, as it is more futureproof and suitable for movies, and if you plan on running various emulators, you are looking at a GTX 1080TI, or even an RTX 2080TI, to be sure you achieve 4k in those emulators, especially in Yuzu, where i get between 50-65 FPS in Super Mario Odyssey, with an i9-9900K and RTX 2080TI. If you still plan on going with the RX 5600XT, you might run into support loss in the near future, as AMD is unreliable in my experience, explaining why i go with Intel and nVidia on anything. You should also change the motherboard in the future, with a x570 chipset, to allow you to get the most out of that CPU. Hope i helped you, have a nice day. 

Thanks for the advice I'll let my brother know and see what he says, about switching to Intel. 

On 7/12/2019 at 3:22 PM, dgsddfgdfhgs said:

my experience tells me you need a few systems (large TV and a monitor at least) and not one combined, otherwise you will be arguing all day fighting to use the TV/ monitor... 

Hmm that could become an issue but we do play Mario party on the weekends

My family plays a lot of Nintendo Switch, playstation, emulator and e-sports games and watch movies/animes. So me and my brother decided to do an entertainment system that can almost everything in a system. 

Monitor :???

Case : Silverstone RVZ03-W (my brother's old case from his "ghost build") 

CPU : Ryzen 3600 6 core 12 threads (on backorder) 

Motherboard : MSI B450I Gaming ac wifi (from my brother's "ghost" rig) 

R.A.M : G.skill Trident Z RGB Royal 3200mhrz cl 14 16gb silver (from my brother's "ghost" rig) 

Graphics Card :??? 

Adata nvme ssd 512gb (os/steam/emulator/idsa controllers) - (from "ghost" rig) 

Crucial MX500 1tb ssd (games/videos) - (from "ghost" rig) 

HGST 2tb 2.5 inch hdd ( Emulated games) - (bought yesterday) 

Corsair SF700 Platinum (bought it yesterday on sale) o

(wireless keyboard/mouse, 4 wireless /2 wired Xbox controllers) 

Task : play emulator games, store movies/animes, triple A games, racing games, steam games, e-sports games. 

Questions 

Monitor : monitor wise should we go with a 4K TV or a 4K 60hrtz monitor or 1440p 144hrtz?

(budget on monitor /TV is $900)

Graphics card : my brother can't decide between the rtx 2080ti or the rx5700xt

(budget for graphics card $1200) 

(wish the 2080 super was out) 

Thanks for the help. 

*IDSA - integrated digital system app controller. (for full house app controller) 

My brother and I are designing a card game, me on skills and effects him on art and design. 

Does anyone know a good design / art software he can use for drawing or painting? 

Free software would be nice. 

13 hours ago, Bearmann said:

What GPU is he using?

Asus strix Vega 56 8gb

He's got $300 he plays E-sports games, any suggestions on a VA or ips 1080/1440 27 inch monitor? 

4 minutes ago, GoldenLag said:

Turn down some settings and sure. Would look at 1440p gaming insteadif you are also getting a monitor

I got the card I am looking at the monitor, I asked because the LG 27UD58W UHD is on SALE for $309.00

Can it handle a 4K 60 hrtz monitor for battlefield? 

BTW her room is so... Purple, 

Purple bed, purple drawers, purple table, purple bedsheets, purple clothes. 

Didn't get to open her underwear drawer but I'm guessing purple undies? 

She set the RGB to purple today when I went over to work on our science project, 

Her bed is so soft and it smells so nice, I got to lie on it to do planning. 

On 7/4/2019 at 5:26 AM, Adsome2007 said:

Cool looking build

As long she's happy

On 6/22/2019 at 8:39 PM, r2724r16 said:

Can you post pictures?

My classmate asked he has a ryzen r5 2600 system and it's been a year and is it worth it for him to upgrade to a 3600? 

He uses it for esports gaming with a Zotac rtx 2080 twin fan

Thanks

29 or 34 inch? 

I can afford either. 

On 6/28/2019 at 3:33 AM, xreaperx22 said:

and are any of those magic pics of scantily dressed elven girls? hehe

Nope mostly dark type characters zombies, vampires, dark lords and demons. 

4 minutes ago, CaptainKieseI said:

Go for 1440p 144hz or 1080p 240 hz

Understood thank you. 

14 minutes ago, CaptainKieseI said:

What are the specs ur going for (GPU and CPU)?

Ryzen R7 2700

Msi b450i gaming ac 

G.skill Trident Z RGB 3200mhrz 16gb cl16

Zotac RTX 2070 mini 8gb

Adata XPG SX8200 Pro 512gb m.2 

Crucial MX500 1tb ssd

We got everything g 2nd hand for under $650

Once every 2years but I clean the filters almost every 2 weeks. 

We built a E-sports gaming system for a friend who plays a lot of overwatch and fortnight and smite (conquest) pretty competitively. 

He asked if he should go for a 240hrtz 1080p 1m-sec Asus ROG monitor or will a normal 120hrtz 1m-sec 1080p do? 

I've never used such a high end monitor so I'm not sure if it makes any difference in his games. 

Thanks for the advice

12 hours ago, xreaperx22 said:

first time in a girls room huh.....hehe im thinking all kinds of things now! but eh no just relax and be yourself,and most girls rooms nowadays are pretty same as guys rooms just instead of pics of girls on the wall theyll be dudes,lol

My room isn't full of girl pics, mostly magic the gathering characters. 

2 minutes ago, TheSLSAMG said:

Between an RTX 2060 at around $330+ and a Vega 56 at $280, the RTX 2060 generally holds a significant lead over the Vega with some titles being closer. If you don't care for tweaking to get that extra performance out of it and you're looking for the best performance across various titles, it makes the most sense to get an RTX 2060.

 

That being said, the prospect of a cheap Vega is kind of interesting. You can gain a lot of performance with a Vega 64 VBIOS flash, undervolting and overclocking which I have a lot of fun doing. It's not for everyone though, and you'll probably only just get to RTX 2060 performance.

I don't mind tweaking it's fun for me

I saw more PowerColor Vega 56 8gb red dragon cards with my brother, they are brand new sealed in the bargain bin for $279.00.

Are they still worth buying? 

Should I wait for the RX5700 or go for the rtx 2060 ? 

34 minutes ago, r2724r16 said:

Can you post pictures?

Sure I'll add the picture when I go over to her house in a few days, I'm going over to help withe science project too since we on the same team. 

Plus it my first time in a girl's room

We went with the 2000 series Ryzen because she couldn't wait for the 3000 series due to our science fair project based on nitrogen (subzero effects on different metals.) 

Case: Fractal Design Meshify C Mini Blackout (my old case) 

Cpu: Ryzen r5 2600 (on discount) $144.90

Reference Cooler 

Msi b450m mortar titanium (on sale cheaper then Bazooka plus v.2) $82.00

G.skill Trident Z RGB 3000mhrz cl16 16gb $89.90

Asus Strix RX Vega 56 8gb OC Gaming (got it when they were clearing stock) $234.00

VRM replacement pads $6.00

Adata XPG SX8200 Pro 512gb m.2 nvme ssd $75.00

Toshiba 2tb hdd p300 $45.00

WD black 3.5 inch 1tb hdd (from old pc) 

Seasonic focus plus 650w 80+ gold full modular 

Techware keyboard 104 keys $45.00

EVGA Torq X10 carbon $29.90

Windows 10 home - (windows 7 home key code $1.00 each at value shop 12 copies)