Metal_HorseCrab

They won't burden you after 6 hours straight gaming then spending the next day being active, if you are sitting there stuffing your face with cheeto's, drinking 10 gallons of energy drinks and raging at getting PWNT by some noob EVERY DAY then you are clearly in for some problems.
 
 
 
People these days... "how do i move?"

They won't burden you after 6 hours straight gaming then spending the next day being active, if you are sitting there stuffing your face with cheeto's, drinking 10 gallons of energy drinks and raging at getting PWNT by some noob EVERY DAY then you are clearly in for some problems.
 
 
 
People these days... "how do i move?"

They won't burden you after 6 hours straight gaming then spending the next day being active, if you are sitting there stuffing your face with cheeto's, drinking 10 gallons of energy drinks and raging at getting PWNT by some noob EVERY DAY then you are clearly in for some problems.
 
 
 
People these days... "how do i move?"

Doubt it.
 
This guy here overclocked his with plenty of time to find his maximum clocks, Jay made a review with a time limit, very different.

They won't burden you after 6 hours straight gaming then spending the next day being active, if you are sitting there stuffing your face with cheeto's, drinking 10 gallons of energy drinks and raging at getting PWNT by some noob EVERY DAY then you are clearly in for some problems.
 
 
 
People these days... "how do i move?"

will you cut it out please...
i3, i5, i7 is just a name, it's a marketing segmentation, no relations to performance!
please update your knowledge.
 

Yes, i kinda agree with this.
But there's not RX750, can't you read the pictures?
 
Intel sheep. stuck in pre 8th gen magical pc classifications.

You sound like the deluded one who can't accept that newer level i3 CPUs can do some light to mid tier gaming.

i see the dunning kruger effect is strong with you 

As someone who used AMD cards over a decade, I would be fine with "occasional" issues however in reality issues were constant. I used 3 generation of GCN cards (and also earlier cards) and all of them had issues with video decoding, encoding and with DRM. Knowing how bad AMD drivers were just before I sold my last AMD card a month ago, I am going to stick with my first hand experience.

What about this has anything to do with the "beginning of the end" for digital cameras? 

125% sRGB doesn't do much without HDR though 
 
I think VA is a sweetspot for content consumption and gaming but not content creation. IPS viewing angle is more useful for creative work but then again, VA today doesn't have that bad of a viewing angle. I would have picked it up had Samsung implement HDR on most of their monitor but sadly they didn't (also not a fan of their curve).

For a monitor I'm very sceptical, I get temporary image retention on my LCD (never seen that happen on any monitor I've owned before).

My OLED TV I have the burn-in prevention on its most aggressive setting so it avoids static white from staying at 100% brightness for very long.  If I leave the Windows desktop on my TV, it dims it down dramatically, I really wouldn't want to leave something like an explorer window open on it without that feature.  You don't notice when watching TV/movies or gaming, but I'd imagine that's a complete deal breaker when doing video or photography work where you need it be 100% precise at all times. 

From what I can gather, Quantum Dot is very much the top-end with an aim to even have self-emissive Quantum Dots eventually as a superior option to OLED.  Although obviously claims of what we will have in the future have to be taken with a pinch of salt, sometimes these things never become mass-market viable even if technically possible.

Not at all surprised, I had an IPS monitor and a VA TV at one point, the difference was dramatic.

Although OLED I would expect to be the real sweet-spot, although I'm very dubious one would last more than a year or two without burn-in.

I'd just plug that PSU into a power strip and use that switch to on/off.  Otherwise I'd splice in a 3rd party switch into the cable but not into the PSU itself.