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I thought that the no flex or bend bracket should have improved temperatures? Mine did absolutley nothing, 2c better at max. Is there anything i could have done wrong? I removed the stock intel mounting bracket and screwed in the new aftermarket one.
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I’ve waited forever for the Party Shirt to be back in stock (https://www.lttstore.com/products/party-shirt?_pos=14&_fid=46b27bb54&_ss=c). Is it canceled?
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Pretty much what the title says. Ordered my screwdriver all the way back in November, along with all of the bit sets which all arrived except for torx which was marked in my order as back order when I received it. Kind of strange that it's been out of stock for so long, and that it's the only bit set out of stock last I checked. Also a little strange that I was given the ability to order it but did not ever receive notification that it was back order until I received the delivery. Any time frame as to when they will be back in stock? Support already issued a gift card so I can order them once they're in stock but it's seeing like that's happening no time soon and I just want to be done with this whole fiasco as it appears more of these issues are popping up with lttstore.com.
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Hi, I recently build a new system which is arranged on my testbench. Now I encountered a Problem with running Cinebench R23. Specs: INTEL i7-13700K (currently stock) - Cooled with NOCTUA NH-D15 (LTT-Edition) ASUS Maximus Z790 CORSAIR Dominator 5600MHz 4x16 GB (XMP1 activ) Testbench PS - EVGA Supernova 750 G2 Testbench GraKa - ASUS Strix 980 I had planned to arrange all on the testbench and do some tweeking before I mount the EK-Maximus Waterblock and integrate it into my existing Loop of my "old" PC, to minimize downtime. Steps planned: Stock benchmark with original CPU mount and NH-D15 - passed Stock benchmark with Thermal Grizzly OC frame and NH-D15 - error (but better temps -4 °C overall) OC with NH-D15 Stock benchmark with Thermal Grizzly OC frame and EK-Maximus-WB (got a portable Loop with 240 rad) OC with EK-Maximus-WB Setting up programs etc. for switching plattform. Switch and fine tune. Somehow I´m stuck at the second step now. Cinebench R23 passes 16 rounds and then I get an Application Error while no OC is activ. The thermals are way better with the Thermal Grizzly OC Frame and don`t hit 100 °C anymore like with the original CPU mount. (Sry for the german sensor names.) Also, I´m confused by the Application Error BugReport, because the mentioned Maxon folder does not exist in AppData (hidden folders are activated). Any suggestions on how to proceed? I´m kind of lost...
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So for many years my i5-11400 always topped at 78C under the heaviest load 95-100% with the stock cooler when i bought it. After around 2 years my temp became 94C under load. So i replaced my thermal paste with an MX-4 that looks like this. And the temperatures did not change. And i mean at all. So i emailed Arctic and they said its 90% fake. But they need to check with their Department of something. Anyway a friend of mine suggested the Noctua NT-H1 (I live in Egypt so a new cpu cooler is 80$+) Will the NT-H1 show any differences than the fake MX-4 im using right now? If yes is it worth it? Or do i get the cooler master mastergel pro v1 or 2?
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I've been wanting to pick up some Torx screwdriver bits for a while now, but they've been out of stock with no sign of returning. Same goes for Metric Hex bits now. Do we know anything about a potential restock, or are the bits a one-and-done?
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Looking for a new GPU? Can't find a 5000 series Ryzen? Maybe you're in need of a new console? We want to help you know as soon as they come in stock. I posted about this a couple months ago, but we've made so much progress it doesn't even feel like the same project any more. First off, I brought a friend in to help with some of the development, so that's awesome. Second, we got a domain name, a website, and over 4000 members on our discord channel. (just crossed the 4k mark this morning!) We even have an android app and a web app, for if you can't have discord open, like at work--or if you just don't like discord. If you're interested just head over to https://unobtainium.app. Links to the discord and the android app are right on the homepage. The discord server has a few discussion channels on it, but the app actually gets faster notifications than discord! (We don't slow them or anything, discord just isn't built for speed-sensitive stuff like this, I guess.) We also have a channel for approved posters to post any stock they find, especially on sites we don't track yet or even stock at their local brick & mortar stores. Still not convinced? How about some numbers? We run multiple Amazon EC2 instances and have 43 volunteers running 60-80 instances of our distributed scraper bot at any given time, keeping the 379 product pages we track updated at an average of under 10 seconds! As I type this we are refreshing 6.3 pages, every. single. second. So you don't have to. I bought an XFX Merc 319 RX6800XT off of an alert while I was testing the proof-of-concept script that eventually became this bot. We've got an entire channel full of success stories from people who got the card they were looking for. So come check us out!
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Hi, I've been looking to build a pc for one hell of a long time and now unfortunately have a deadline due to some projects in September requiring a powerful pc. I was originally buying a 3070 or a 3080 (max price £720) to go along side a 5900x but with the gpu shortage I am wondering if I should buy 3060 (assuming i can get hold of one) and then re sell it when the 3070/3080 come back in stock? I know everybody most likely has the same info I have, however if anybody has seen anything like this with previous generations of gpus, did stock become slightly more available towards the start of its replacement generation? Thanks for the help, Stay safe, Lex
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Hi, After finally acquiring the funds to build a high end pc I am now yet again wondering if I should wait a a few more months before I purchase? I had intended to purchase a 5900x and 3080 / 3070 but of course Covid 19, crypto, new manufacturing processes etc have raised prices and driven stock into the ground. All the GPUs in the UK are sold out, like most places and AMD's 5900x is priced at a whopping £650 (if you can find it in stock) along with the 5800x priced at £420 - £450 (yet again, if you can find it). Is there any hint or potential hope of pricing going back to reasonably inflated prices within the next few months? I expect to pay more than msrp, of course, since both Zen 5000 series and RTX 3000 series are relatively new but the current pricing is insane Hope this makes sense xD, i'm incredibly tired haha, Thanks for the help, stay safe, Lex
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this has been listed on overclockers for just over a week now with the price fluctuating up and down from £449 to currently £398 and then I'm guessing it will go back up. I'm just wondering if there is any value in buying this and if there will be many more on other sites for more competative prices. Personally I think the 2060 is a decent enough card from what I have read and seen - according to userbenchmark it is only 10% slower than the rtx 3060. But I would like to hear anyone elses thoughts on the matter weather in the current situation this is a value option or not. link to rtx 2060 on overclockers uk - https://www.overclockers.co.uk/palit-geforce-rtx-2060-stormx-6144mb-gddr6-pci-express-graphics-card-gx-04n-pl.html?__cf_chl_jschl_tk__=86b40fec804af632803563342e2dbd0f94d5c859-1616938924-0-AUoDFBCddEOPST3Ys7QmMr4M6PUfr8YvMa7KYvQD0ozkN3xS6EQd1vRTN7XpaPEQEoJqH4E_xMWWB9k_tnAS-BZNSbup6nRE6zqARA5MFVuzZUaarvnjdeC3tMhESSmoXnjJ7sQ-LA_AEbwyP49QlP-licDuBqLaYrm2H83XI-HTMAYIcu_6eBf99FfYd1FyMSNUDFjPyYPwcK3pgEYjmy4FWCRVKdsEAEJJYjJLNhW0lA3ALO_BMnsPpSoyE98dNcGm2p1_nH30H6C4tKxFOFWfIFXHqXHGIiwiLlYKaeBtFei3uHB8K234bDUHYLODc8dOzZZ3Hv3Y2mb110iWpIbt9Is6kXAmWxMuGP1zDeqJQ4LXibZkMg6qLOlM7QlubaMxErL82UQFyiPVTAOWK9A8yk39jbAyoHlO4Eumw01OEoWsXQCDQRT0UmlGAb5v5RsZ4AGx5GdBwQ3Vq0mARU3oU_LmhHlOmuIGkj2irRwCriPLUTwlA9Rfn1KnR0YdMw link to user benchmark data - https://gpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Nvidia-RTX-3060-vs-Nvidia-RTX-2060/4105vs4034
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I've had my eyes on the newer Asus 3060 laptops for some time now mainly cuz they all come with 90kwh batteries. Could really use an upgrade from my aging laptop from 2017 but I can't seem to find any of the asus 3060 laptops anywhere except for the zephyrus g14, which is out of my budget. I've checked almost every retailer I could find and none of them seem to be in stock or even listed. Anyone got any ideas when they'll be coming in or why?
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Hey! I just purchased my new cpu, it's cooled by a 240mm AIO, temps are under heavy load at about 65-70C tops. I checked the voltage, under AIDA stresstest it's right around 1.388V, kinda high (boosting to 4.6-4.8 Ghz). But when I render videos with premiere pro (paired with nvenc, GTX 1060 6G) the voltage is constantly as high as 1.44V (cpu util is about 40-50% at that point). is that normal? any help is highly appriciated. ps, every setting is stock, nothing has been changed ever.
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Is the stock cooler from intel enough for a core i3-10100?
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I'm in eastern Europe, prices for gpu's here are insane 3k-4k $ for a 3060. A family member currently in Florida is coming home, i was wondering if there's a way he could find a GPU close to msrp price. Any tips and pointers are welcomed looking for : 3060, 3060 ti, 3070 Max Price : 600$
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I've been gradually saving parts one at a time for a year, and it is finally time to actually build the pc. I purchased my CPU (Ryzen 5 2600) in November 2019. I plan to use the stock cooler, but the thermal paste has been on it for over a year now, and my rooms temperature isn't the same year round (It's super hot in the Summer and super cold in the Winter). My question is simple: Should I remove the paste that's been sitting in the box for a year and replace it with some Arctic MX-4? -
Long story short, i missed an opportunity to get RTX 3070 FE in initial days since the distributor had wrong price mentioned then came to know they refunded the additional money to buyers. Then It went out of stock for many days, So I created this app to get notified when a product on the site comes in stock. I used it for many days whenever i was online, but later got the offline form to purchase the card. So decided to share it so others can make use of it. I had shared this on Reddit & one guy from Europe managed to get notified about asus 3080 tuf on time using it & managed to get it. This isn't an auto buying bot. This just plays a sound & sends email notification. Here are the details if anyone wants to try it - https://sites.google.com/view/product-stock-watcher
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Hello good people. I read about new Nvidia gpus so I would like your opinion. RTX 3070 or RTX 3060 ti? Both are selling with massive mark up in my country and really limited stocks. and just not to regret buying, when do you think the new gpus are coming out?
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(First post, so I hope I'm doing this in the right place XD) Is there any idea when xl stealth hoodies will be back in stock? Is the factory being moved same with the underwear?
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Nvidia's no longer selling 3080s and 3090s on its website, but what about 3070s when they launch? If not, where can Canadians find 3070 FE?
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Like the title suggests, I have an RTX2070 (exact model is MSI RTX 2070 8GB Armour OC). Every time I start up my computer, my GPU slowly increases in temperature even though there is 2-5% load. If I let it sit for a half an hour after simply logging in, the GPU will be idling at 60C or higher. I had to create a fan curve in MSI Afterburner to keep it at a reasonable temp (47-48C). I haven't overclocked the card at all so that shouldn't be the source of the problem. The biggest thing that frustrates me is that yesterday it stopped doing this and was running 42-43C with several programs running and regularly hitting 30% usage during all 11hours the computer was running, so I know what the thermals of this card should be. I was excited cause I thought the issue was solved but after starting my machine up today, I realized the problem was still there. I attached a photo showing my GPU temps and the fact that I don't have any overclock on it. Is this a cooling issue, a VRM issue, or am I just missing something?
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The title is self-explanatory. I absolutely love the design of the indoor hoodie, but alas like all good things they've all been snatched up before I could get one. Don't suppose by some Meracle anyone knows when they'll get back in stock? If it's going to be several months then I might just suck it up and get the RGB hoodie instead (since they're identical in price) although I would much prefer the ladder option. On a similar note, don't suppose anyone knows any Discount codes for LTTstore? Only time I've ever seen one is during a Live Wan Show where they gave a (I think) 15% off code which was only valid while they were live.
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Disclaimers: I'm still learning. I can be wrong. This is not financial or legal advice, just me explaining what I've learned thus far. YMMV, but I'm not responsible for anything this knowledge is used for. All numbers are arbitrary, but somewhat realistic examples. It's confusing. I know. Tis life. I tried my best to explain it accurately. Concise is not something I do unless forced. So I've been learning stock trading basics for a while (terms, patterns, concepts, etc.), and I've been practicing along the way. Unfortunately, my program that I use resets sometimes (randomly) so I can't keep a running total of money lost/earned in this practice. Here is a picture of the program: Currently, I've lost 17% of my (paper, fake, monopoly) money, but this is a long play and I expected something different to happen (the huge dip in the DJIA was unexpected and threw me off). I should start making money Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday of next week on this setup. To kind of help you read the above image, the top left is my totals. They give you $200,000 of paper money to invest, but $100,000 is for one type of trading and the other $100,000 is for the other type of trading. So it's more like I have $100,000 since I only trade with one half of it. Net Liq & Day Trades is what I use, and I don't "do" Day Trading. Right now anyway. I'm keeping an eye on Abbott and Tesla for reasons. I didn't straight up buy stock in either company. I purchased a Put for Abbott and a Call for Tesla. This means I make money if Tesla goes up and if Abbott goes down. Unfortunately, the opposite happened, so I lost like 30%, but it's reversing now. The bottom row of charts is the Weekly charts for Abbott, Tesla, & the Dow Jones Industrial Average (average of the an entire market's performance, not THE market, but A market). The top row is the daily chart for those things. But yeah. Still learning. I was really bummed out that the program reset on me. I had doubled my money on a stock going up $1 by selling Puts (literally, I had $100,000 worth of Puts and after I sold them, I had $200,000+). It was very lucky that the stock moved so strongly, but I knew it would go up. Options are Calls & Puts (There may be more, but I've only learned about these). The easiest analogy I've found to understand them is thus: Calls are Coupons on a stock price. i.e. If I buy a call for TSLA (Tesla) at $250, I have a coupon giving me the right to buy TSLA's stock at $250, no matter what the price currently is. Puts are Price Guarantees on a stock price. i.e. If I buy a put for TSLA at $250, I have a price guarantee that I can sell TSLA's stock at $250, no matter what the price currently is. So Calls are for buying stock, and Puts are for selling stock. If you are wondering how they make money doing that, if I buy a Call for TSLA at $250, but their current Stock Price is $255.50, I will pay $5.50 per Call. Then I will pay $250 per share of stock. So they still get the full price, at the time I purchased the Call, of the stock. However, Calls & Puts can expire. Just like normal Coupons and Price Guarantees. If I buy either of them, but I never buy or sell the stock, I lost money, but not a lot of money (what is $5.50?) That's one way the companies themselves make money on Options. What a Call & Put give you is time. If you think a stock is going up, you can buy a Call (Coupon) to buy that stock at, say $250, but then wait until it hits $300 to buy it at $250. So you know for a fact you are going to profit. Or you can let the Call expire because the stock dropped to $200 and you were wrong about it going up. So buying it at $250 would be stupid as it's currently $200. Options are just that. Options. They buy you time to think about whether you want to buy/sell the stock or not. Just for reference, here is how you make money buying & selling options (Calls & Puts): Buy Calls = You make money if the stock goes up - Because you have a coupon that says you can buy the stock at $250, if the stock goes to $300, you buy it cheaper than it currently is, then sell it for a profit. Buy Puts = You make money if the stock goes down - Because you have a price guarantee that says you can sell the stock at $250, if the stock goes to $200, you can sell it for more than it currently is. Sell Calls = You make money if the stock goes down - I'm still trying to understand why and how this works. It's complicated because you are selling someone else or a company the right to sell stock to you at $250 or wtv. Sell Puts = You make money if the stock goes up - I'm still trying to understand why and how this works. It's complicated because you are selling someone else or a company the right to buy stock from you at $250 or wtv. What each scenario does is it basically decides how much money you can profit or lose in the trade. i.e. if I sell a Put, my maximum profit is capped at 100% (double my money), but my maximum loss is infinite (I lose all of my money). However, the reason you would want to sell a Put is because you sold something. You immediately get paid for it, but the amount is small. And it's very likely you will profit, and very unlikely you will lose all your money. These are the things to consider when doing a trade with options: Profit potential (i.e. max profit is 100%, infinite, or what-have-you) Loss Potential (i.e. 100% AKA infinite, or what-have-you) Probability of both of those happening (i.e. odds of profit vs odds of loss) Each of those choices above (Buy Calls, Buy Puts, Sell Calls & Sell Puts) have different values for how much you can earn/lose and what the odds of each thing happening are. That's generally what I've learned so far. This is just practice mode, I'll give an update when I move to real money mode.