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  1. pick the corsair 3200mhz, the timings on the g-skill are very loose and in the 3200-3600mhz range timings matter more than mhz
  2. My friend is having trouble with his wifi card after upgrading his Zotac RTX 2060 Super to an EVGA 3070 XC3 Ultra. For some reason it's not detected at all in Windows. Device manager shows that the wifi part of the card isn't connected, but the Bluetooth part (connected via internal USB header) is fine. He switched the 3070 back to the 2060S and updated the BIOS from F50 to F51 and it seemed to be working again even with the 3070 back in instead of the 2060S, but after turning the PC on again today it is no longer working. He had restarted it multiple times before between when it first started working again and this morning without issue. The wifi adapter he has is an ASRock 802.11ac Dual Band. Any ideas? Could it be related to the 3070 being PCI-E 4.0 and the motherboard only supporting PCI-E 3.0? I know that it's backwards compatible but idk why it would behave like this.
  3. Try reloading the page with ctrl+shift+r and if that doesn't work clear your browser cache
  4. Is the warranty expired? I don't think ghub has any option for debounce time unfortunately, so you would have to either replace the switch (imo too much work for a mouse that price) or contact logitech. They would have you send info about the problem and then make you destroy the mouse if they approve the replacement. I had the exact same problem on my g502 hero, made it impossible to play fps games since it was my rmb and ads kept going in and out. I didn't bother getting a replacement, I just got a gpro wireless instead but in the past my experience with logitech rma has been good
  5. He would also have to upgrade the motherboard and likely ram as well if he wants to upgrade the cpu
  6. Chrome is infamous for hogging all of your memory. Every tab is sandboxed, and extensions are each their own process as well, which means it ends up taking a lot of resources. As weird as it seems to say it, the new Edge uses far less ram and is pretty much just Google Chrome without Google account support
  7. In Linus' review on the 3090 I believe he said that they saw the card cap out the 850W PSU in many instances
  8. Your best bet would be an AIO (over budget) since Ryzen is completely dependant on temps if you want to overclock, but you won't really get anything meaningful out of overclocking a 3600, or honestly any Ryzen 3000 CPU. The biggest benefit would be experimenting with the ram and infinity fabric clocks/timings. Here's a list of cpu coolers under 154mm https://pcpartpicker.com/products/cpu-cooler/#H=14000000,154000000
  9. I would recommend cleaning the die off well and putting regular thermal paste, unless the air cooler is nickel plated copper. regular copper should be mostly fine but it will still corrode, just slowly
  10. Oh God I forgot about the clear plastic 2080 Tis
  11. Yeah, I was a little confused, I like the EVGA 10 series cards (although I still kinda prefer the aesthetic of the FE cooler, just the blower fan is obviously awful) but beyond that they have really dropped the ball for me lol
  12. On paper, the 3070 is a good bit less powerful than the 2080 Ti: The CUDA cores may look like they're greater on the 3070, but the 30 series includes INT32 cores with the number now since they can serve the same purpose as FP32 cores now. It's 50% INT32 cores, and 50% FP32 cores, so 2944 of each for the 3070. 2080 Ti doesn't include the INT32 cores in the count, so if it were to be listed the same way the 3070 is it's 8704. Every other spec is lower, other than the 3070 being PCI-E gen 4 and the TDP being 40W lower. (Tensor cores were improved with the new gen which is why count is so much lower, possibly RT cores as well but unsure) A used 2080 Ti will probably cost $200-$250 more than a new 3070 however, and for gaming they should perform similarly for the most part. You do need to consider the fact that the 3070 will sell out instantly to bots and may not be available to buy for a few months, and also may have the same capacitor problem the 3080 and 3090 have right now where games crash due to lower quality caps.
  13. Try this: https://www.windowscentral.com/how-use-xbox-one-controller-mouse-control-your-windows-10-pc Also if you happen to have a Dualshock 4 controller as well, the DS4Windows program has the controller trackpad automatically set up to be used as a laptop type trackpad
  14. If you don't mind losing some money when you have to resell the 2070 and don't want to wait for the 3080 to be available (and hopefully fixed) that's likely your best option
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