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If we do include pricing I feel like a direct comparison (In AUS) would be the 4080 Super vs RX 7900 XT. From my understanding AMD tends to include more VRAM but NVIDIA tends to include faster VRAM which is why from what I know the AVG fps battles tend to end in some games run better for AMD and other NVIDIA.

Overall if price is not included who actually wins? Like overall is AMD or NVIDIA a better option when it comes to Games, Video editing, AI technology, so on so forth. Which brand tends to be better at what? like is NVIDIA better for Video editing & AI while AMD is better for gaming? I usually lean towards to NVIDIA as I had a horrid experience with their 5000 series, but I'd love to know now days what is the best on average. For this topic I'd probably want to compare the top of the top from both ends (RX 7900 XTX / RTX 4090) we can include their technological improvements too.

I've recently been wanting to purchase a new microphone for my general content creation purposes, My current microphone is the NT-USB even though it's a good mic I feel like it isn't upto the standards that'd I'd like anymore. My budget for a microphone would be around 400USD (I live in Australia so around 600AUD) the top priority is voice quality, second priority being backround noise removal as I do have a mechancial keyboard. Any and all suggestions are appreciated!

So when I first built my current PC I bought a Cooler Master Masterliquid ML360L ARGB V2 But now that it's been a while I want to swap to a DeepCool AK620 Dual-Tower ZERO DARK But I am wondering if anyone would know if this would increase the cooling performance as I know in some cases air coolers can be better, if this helps my current case is a Meshify S2 by Fractal design  

So currently my performance cores get upto 85ish-C when using CinebenchR23.2 (I know it's not real world but yeah) I am wondering if a Thermal grizzly CPU bracket would help temperatures much? Sits around 25-30 while idle. CPU - i7-12700KF Cooler - link

Hey I am planning on getting a Yubico key (Bio-metric version) I am wondering if this is as safe as I can possibly get online security wise, I already have everything 2fa'ed but I am interested in being even more secure.

I will look into this thankyou

By good I just mean an OC where I can actually notice the improvement

So I recently brought a 3060-TI (Ventus 2x 3060-TI) to be specific and I am wondering what would be a good OC for it, (And what software I should use) If you need to know any other components let me know Current CPU I7-12700KF Link Current PSU Link

Is this in USD or AUD?

I wanna upgrade as I just don't wanna touch my PC again for a few years as I'd be moving to 3080ti and 12th gen Intel, and I want to sell it when I build one but for a fair price so someone else can enjoy it without dropping a stupid amount of money.

Sorry forgot to add a 2x for the ram as I have 16gb dual channel, the reason for the upgrade is because I'm going to a fully new PC, 12th gen Intel, 3080ti, all round just top end pc.

I am building a new PC in a few weeks and I wanna sell my current one when I do so but I don't know what to sell it for, It has: 2x G.Skill Aegis 8GB DDR4 3200Mhz @2666mhz (mobo + cpu limit), 1650 asus tuf, i5-10400f, 240gb ssd, 1tb hdd, Thermaltake Contac Silent 12 CPU cooler, Thermaltake H330 case, Basic M-ATX motherboard. Please suggest me some prices to sell it for (AUD)

Do you think it'd be able to handle the cooling for a 3080ti x i7-12700kf (CPU will have a 360 rad)

I am planning to do a new build soon enough and I have been looking for a case and I feel like I have finally found the one for me, If anyone has personal experience with this case let me know https://www.centrecom.com.au/fractal-design-meshify-s2-black-tempered-glass

I’m looking for a large case for an ATX build I’ll be doing in a few weeks, I just want something that has a lot of room and storage bays, pre-installed fans preferred to help with hassle, (side note preferably from https://www.centrecom.com.au) thanks :)

I am going to be building a new setup in a month or 2 PC part wise I am wondering if this is all a good combo, I get my parts from here (But with their irl store) https://www.centrecom.com.au/ Gigabyte Z590 Aorus ELITE LGA1200 TP-Link Archer T6E AC1300 PCI Samsung 970 EVO Plus NVMe m.1 ssd (1tb) Seagate Ironwold 4tb Nas hdd Corsaid RM series RM750 750watt 80+ gold modular i7-10700KF Kingston fury beast rgb ddr4 16gb (2x8) cl16 3200mhz (2 kits for 32gb ram) Cooler master Masterliquid ML240L ARGB V2 Liquid cooler Asus TUF gaming GT510 E-ATX mid tower case Gigabyte Geforce RTX 3060 Vision OC 12gb (rev 2.0)

My iron claw RGB wireless stopped working after updating its firmware on ICUE and I don’t know how to fix this.

I heard that some mice have an option to enable double click so where I would click once and it recognizes it as 2 clicks dose the Ironclaw rgb wireless have a way on enabling this if it can enable at all.

My brother recently gave me his old 20+ The back and front glass is smashed and this has affected the touch screen. The repair guy I asked a price for said 520 (AUD) including installation I don’t need the s20+ fixed so should I just have a crack at replacing the glass myself?

So recently my rear camera on my iPad stopped working and I was wounder if it was possible to actually upgrade the camera inside my iPad Air 2? Would anyone know this?

Thanks I should’ve checked the official page myself fault on my behalf.

I am planning on building a PC using the LGA-1200 socket with a 10th Gen I5-10400f 6c/12t I am woundering if the cooler below is compatible with this socket. Although on the website it dose not say specifically that it supports LGA-1200 there have been other coolers that have said this before but fitted just fine. https://www.centrecom.com.au/cooler-master-hyper-212-black-edition-cpu-air-cooler

I am planning of building and selling gaming PC’s and I am woundering if a i5-10400f and a 1660 super would be a good combination?

Yeah both inputs to charge the devices are usb-c