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Not only was GN video extremely fun, with bribes and all but also surprising.  Do not understand why TLL did't speak about the extremely poor 8k performance.

Jesus, check Gamers Nexus review. Tehc Jesus teared Nvidia whole bunch of new holes.

Jesus, check Gamers Nexus review. Tehc Jesus teared Nvidia whole bunch of new holes.

Jesus, check Gamers Nexus review. Tehc Jesus teared Nvidia whole bunch of new holes.

Jesus, check Gamers Nexus review. Tehc Jesus teared Nvidia whole bunch of new holes.

Jesus, check Gamers Nexus review. Tehc Jesus teared Nvidia whole bunch of new holes.

Jesus, check Gamers Nexus review. Tehc Jesus teared Nvidia whole bunch of new holes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W2Zis8RjcX8

A12x25 are definitely the best fans, but Arctic P12s are so damn close you probably shouldn't buy Noctuas.

I find this interesting........
 
Nvidia back in 2005 ~ GT 6800XT
AMD back in 2007 ~ Radeon HD 3000 Series
 
Nvidia in 2020 ~ RTX 3000 Series
AMD in 2020 ~ RX 6800XT

More like half the industry is higher on that ladder.

thats a small kingdom they got then. 
 
cause Murata is higher on the ladder of royalty in PSUs.
where you located?
out of those id look at the G2, but right now the enermax Revolution DF is a steal in a lot of locations. 

Flip a coin between Fuma 2 and Cryorig R1 Universal.

Congratulations, you have killed your PSU. You are not supposed to turn off the PSU switch at the back constantly.

Turning the PSU off/on from the switch causes additional stress on the PSU. It's not good for it and it can cause premature wear. Modern power supplies use very little power when the system is shut down/in sleep states so there's little reason to turn it off when you're not using it. I'd only switch it off if you're swapping hardware or unplugging it to move it around. Even if you were turning it on and off every day it shouldn't have failed after only a month though. Contact Corsair support and have it replaced. When you get a replacement just leave it switched on.
 
Disable the LEDs from the motherboard BIOS settings, or don't buy products with unnecessary RGB. 

Or they could just let the PC go to sleep instead of shutting it down....
 
 

Typical Samsung 16GB? Hmm

Scythe Mugen 5 ARGB?

That might be worth it to get a video of GN Steve taking a blow torch to it. 

Thats what they want you to believe. 

*revs drill*

Why exactly would you need to remove backplate in order to remove tape that holds backplate to the back side of the motherboard?

Why exactly would you need to remove backplate in order to remove tape that holds backplate to the back side of the motherboard?

PST allows you to chain multiple fans together, it won't bring you any performance improvement.

CO stands for continuous operation, it just has "better" (according to Arctic) bearing. It shouldn't have effect on performance, but it might run for longer period of time/generate less noise.

 
Agreed, although it seems like there's exception when fans are at around 1000 RPM, there's noise from motor at that range, at least with standard (non CO) fan.

PST allows you to chain multiple fans together, it won't bring you any performance improvement.

CO stands for continuous operation, it just has "better" (according to Arctic) bearing. It shouldn't have effect on performance, but it might run for longer period of time/generate less noise.

 
Agreed, although it seems like there's exception when fans are at around 1000 RPM, there's noise from motor at that range, at least with standard (non CO) fan.

The fans are pretty much on par (both noise and performance wise), so you don't need to replace stock fans on the AIO.

Eh, same type of shit as ClickdoredTV.