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Amazon for chairs. I’d go with a DXRacer (or something like that). The race car style chair is goat for computer chairs.
I actually like IKEA for tables. I have a huge “architect” style desk that lets you adjust the height quickly. I’m rocking two 32” monitors, so I need the biggest desk possible. That IKEA architect desk fits both monitors nicely. No “normal” sized computer desk can fit the monitors, and most are too low for my tastes. And it has a white top with wood bases, which looks very nice with my tan carpet. People that see it are like “
that looks nice.”NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 reviews go live on September 17th
They are still trying to push this, nobody wants the 800 dollar 2080
They will never release a Ti card with a 080 ever again. The 2080 is available everywhere, no one wants that card
Never thought I would see the day Nvidia flopped
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DamnThey are still trying to push this, nobody wants the 800 dollar 2080
They will never release a Ti card with a 080 ever again. The 2080 is available everywhere, no one wants that card
Never thought I would see the day Nvidia flopped
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This is bad all around. If everybody is getting the 2080ti instead, paying $1000 - $1200, that’s gonna be the new price point from now on
It's officially overDamn
This is bad all around. If everybody is getting the 2080ti instead, paying $1000 - $1200, that’s gonna be the new price point from now on
they better find a way to make those numbers look good or it's a wrap.
yep, this is what I was saying before about how they usually wait to release the Ti cards. everyone that didn't jump on the 2080ti is probably waiting for the 2070They are still trying to push this, nobody wants the 800 dollar 2080
They will never release a Ti card with a 080 ever again. The 2080 is available everywhere, no one wants that card
Never thought I would see the day Nvidia flopped
GeForce RTX 2080, Desktop Graphics Cards, Video Cards & Video Devices, Components - Newegg.com
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no ones really into 'almost top of the line'. people want the best, or something reasonable
EK Intros Vector RTX 2000 Water Blocks For NVIDIA GeForce RTX Series
I need to A) learn how to do this closed looped water cooling shyt, or B) pay somebody to do it for me.
I wonder if Fry’s would do it?
I need to A) learn how to do this closed looped water cooling shyt, or B) pay somebody to do it for me.
I wonder if Fry’s would do it?
I'm pretty sure microcenter willEK Intros Vector RTX 2000 Water Blocks For NVIDIA GeForce RTX Series
I need to A) learn how to do this closed looped water cooling shyt, or B) pay somebody to do it for me.
I wonder if Fry’s would do it?
You should do it yourself, it's more fun that way.EK Intros Vector RTX 2000 Water Blocks For NVIDIA GeForce RTX Series
I need to A) learn how to do this closed looped water cooling shyt, or B) pay somebody to do it for me.
I wonder if Fry’s would do it?
Microcenter doesn't do closed loops
I’m gonna be honest, putting water in my case scares me. Like what happens if I make a mistake? Am I gonna ruin my $1200 GPUs?You should do it yourself, it's more fun that way.
Microcenter doesn't do closed loops
I guess I could practice on my current cards and if I fukk up, oh well.
You need to maintenance it that's why I say, build it yourself. Possibility of having a leak on gpu is rare, people usually fukk up with fittings that's where leak usually come from or poor maintenance.I’m gonna be honest, putting water in my case scares me. Like what happens if I make a mistake? Am I gonna ruin my $1200 GPUs?
I guess I could practice on my current cards and if I fukk up, oh well.
I suggest you start off with soft tubing then go to hardline tubing
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I’m gonna be honest, putting water in my case scares me. Like what happens if I make a mistake? Am I gonna ruin my $1200 GPUs?
I guess I could practice on my current cards and if I fukk up, oh well.
Soft tubing and quality fittings to start with would be perfect. Like MMA said its the fittings that get you. Mine developed a leak on a rotary fitting and if not for my back plate my 1080ti would have been gone.
Most of the headaches from the build comes from either the fittings or having dye in your loop. If you ever do have a leak just cut power to pc immediately, clean it thoroughly and let it dry for minimum of 24 hours. I have been on water since the 1080 ti came out and with monthly maintenance its been no problem. My gpu sits at 45-50c when gaming and cpu sits around 50-55 after hours of playing with a 25-28c ambient temp.
I drain my loops every 6 months or so, fully clean my build (clean the blocks and clean out the loop) once a yearSoft tubing and quality fittings to start with would be perfect. Like MMA said its the fittings that get you. Mine developed a leak on a rotary fitting and if not for my back plate my 1080ti would have been gone.
Most of the headaches from the build comes from either the fittings or having dye in your loop. If you ever do have a leak just cut power to pc immediately, clean it thoroughly and let it dry for minimum of 24 hours. I have been on water since the 1080 ti came out and with monthly maintenance its been no problem. My gpu sits at 45-50c when gaming and cpu sits around 50-55 after hours of playing with a 25-28c ambient temp.
Never had a leak in 5 years