Jurunce

So I got an email about a day or so ago from Performance PCs, and they told me that Hardware Labs, my preferred brand/company for radiators for my water-cooled PC, won't be able to ship out their next batch until the end of May.

And if they did do that, Performance PCs won't be getting any stock from them until some time in June.

Feels bad man. I want to add another 480mm Hardware Labs Black Ice SR2 MP to max out my Corsair 900D

I also got everything else, a day late from the scheduled delivery date from FedEx

But also I forgot to get extra fittings, and I had to buy a replacement bottle of EK-Cryofuel Concentrate because I misplaced the other one I had on hand like an idiot.

I'm getting a monoblock for my motherboard, as well as a 240mm HW Labs SR2 MP radiator.

The 480mm radiator version has been out of stock for a long time. Don't know when it'll be back in stock, but when it is, I am snapping one up before it inevitably goes out of stock again.

I'm sorting through my 3TB and 8TB hard drives. The 8TB drive will become my archive drive.

My folder structure is absolutely fucked

Like I really need to get better at not making so many duplicates and not structuring them properly.

Got my 1TB WD_BLACK SN850 just now. And I modified the size of the thermal pads to cover only the SanDisk G2 controllers. The NAND flash chips, from what I read, wants to be hot for endurance reasons. 

Got one of my M.2 SSDs installed. It's frickin' fast

Hope I don't regret this purchase with half my stimulus.

A pair of WD_BLACK SN850 M.2 PCIe 4.0 SSDs for my system. Time to get on with the times, and relegate my big-ass 8TB spinner as an archive drive, and my 480GB SATA drive as a scratch disk lol. One is 1TB, and the other is 2TB.

Edited March 17 by Jurunce

My first time ever running a 3DMark benchmark was back in 2015

And my most recent benchmark I added was Port Royal. I'm getting some good scores with a single GeForce RTX 2080 Ti and my AMD Ryzen 9 3900X.

These were the overclock settings I used to achieve the highest score. The lowest score was without the GPU being overclocked, and both the CPU and GPU were running in Auto mode. My RAM settings were set to the XMP profile of 3,200 MHz, CAS 14-16-16-36, 1.35V

• MSI Afterburner
  • Power Limit: 112% (100%)
  • Temp Limit 88º C (84º C)
  • Core Clock: +245 MHz (Maximum recorded in GPUZ was 2,070 MHz, Average running frequency in Port Royal is 1,988 MHz (based on most recent submission))
  • Memory Clock: +500 MHz (1,875 MHz QDR = 7,500 MHz running)
  • Voltage: 100%
• Ryzen Master
  • Manual Overclock mode
  • CCD 0 and CCD 1 clock frequency: 4,200 MHz (all-core overclock)
  • Core voltage: 1.3V
  • Note that these values are fixed, and it disables idle frequencies and voltages.

I was kind of hoping to purchase a used EVGA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti 11GB Black, along with an Nvidia GeForce RTX NVLink 2 Bridge (3-slot), as well as the same watercooling components currently on my first 2080 Ti...

But nooooooo, the cards are over USD $600+, and the NVLink 2 Bridges are double the MSRP