#pc-build-help-and-tech-talk
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Yeah exactly
I mean... The new mobo's are great
Can't wait to get one uwu
I've got a couple of old gigabyte boards and cards
I'd say as a rule of thumb the big three are safe.
Anything from Gigabyte, Asus or MSI are fine in my books
EVGA is dead to me
As(s)rock
ASRock is Asus without the price tag
a lot of asrock mobos come into our work
ASRock is owned by Asus as a cheapo brand
I think they have spun off
ASRock is super spotty with quality lol
@harsh terrace Yeah agree
THAT MANY?
I come into technology
I never get em... I just don't wanna deal with it
The motherboards I owned can be counted by fingers on a hand LOL
Like I have a pretty substantial bone yard of parts
oh nice
The only ASRock board I have that has failed is an ITX Z97 board
@harsh terrace Heyyy, why not sign up to become a GTFO Ambassador?
Message the bot and joing the orange name
something something dm the bot
Eh
Do it
yeap just direct message the GTFO bot
eh indeed
Join the orange team
Later uwu
Night guys and girls
Idrc lol
Sleepy time nap naps
good night guys
Night
Current proposal for Vega 20
gotta love infinity fabric
Soo.. Navi or whatever is coming is not that great after all?
Navi is decent, it's just not as cheap as the original leaks suggested
That’s the big sad part
Mid range PC spec market?
Until 2020 yeah upper end of mid range
It was that, but cheaper and that was the allure for me
Fucking so hype for infinity fabric
the whole “good but cheap” suckered me in
In saying that though, you are looking at an RTX 2070 in performance for about 100USD less
And it's likely they will launch a 2060 competitor too
With higher end Navi for next year
Not bad. Hate how the 2080 and 2080Ti are soo overpriced
heck im happy i got my 1080ti for around 400 ish 
700 series was the last well priced hardware they released
Because AMD was close in competition?
Not really
also rtx is still not worth the asking price of the cards, to be honest.
295X would have been the last time AMD was competing with NVIDIA
Soo it's the ''i'm better, soo pay premium''
Not really
NVIDIA is just expensive becuase they use expensive manufacturing methods and have high PCB failure rate
Same thing with Intel
Care to explain what PCB failure rate is?
At the end of the day NVIDIA currently still outdoes AMD and it's quite possible they will continue
So when you manufacture a PCB you have what's called a reasonable range of quality
Things like clock speeds, bad modules power draw, etc
All these things need to fall into the "acceptable range"
If they don't they binnthe card
To scrap and start over
Like how 2 CPU 7700k . One you can push the OC higher than the other?
Kind of
It's to do with that but not that
Silicone lottery
If you google that you will understand, some parts are better then others, they are often sold as premium lines but all have to meet a certain baseline to be sold
Yeah
Then there is that too
They need to recoup costs on failed components from RMAs
I'm still confuse about what happened to Volta and the skip to turing XD
Volta is a microarchitecture made by nvidia.
Titan V is their flagship card based off Volta and yeah I think it's their most expensive card currently.
Yeah, then that’s really not for gaming then.
Those are for the more “let’s render a skyscraper” kinda shit.
There's also NVIDIA Tesla if I recall
Which is for machine learning and super computing applications
Also did any of you guys notice the Vega 20 PCB didn't have any power connectors
So 475w supplied via new type of PCI slot
That’s what I assumed the other thing was for
The two on the top for connectivity, and the four ont he bottom for power
I was guessing those are crossfire links
Crossfire links?
That's what the multigpu name is for AMD
Yeah but the “links” part I don’t get
Also outside of that I imagine it will require a new type of motherboard to support the card
So potentially some AMD OEM boards for Vega 20
I'd assume only threadripper boards too
As a consumer am4 board won't be able to support that monster
Considering it’s probably going to be pretty powerful, I see why they’d need that for the crossfire links
I wasn’t aware you had to link the cards
Oh and anyway it tells the wattage on the power thing
The one on the left says “up to 470 watts of power”
Missed that bit
Nah you don't link the cards with that adaptor
The cards are linked via infinity fabric
The crossfire link is to run 2x Vega 20
There's 2 links on the card becuase there is 2 chips and in multi GPU setups you need a link between each chip
Hence infinity fabric between the PCBs and the crossfire links between the cards
I meant the crossfire links
I wasn’t aware you had to have them
I thought it was just a “is it supported by your mobo” kinda thing
I think some mobos allow for it yeah
But you still get the link bridges with a lot of mobos
As far as I'm aware the bridge is better then the Mobo thing
RTX was a shitstorm? oof news to me, I have an ASUS ROG STRIX Gaming OC RTX 2060 :/ no issues whatsoever yet, owned it for about 3 months so far
Huh
It was a huge shitshow
All Jensen Huang, the CEO of Nvidia, had to really say about rtx was "it just works"
Its still something like only 3 games support using nvidia's RT cores
plus a few 2080tis were bursting into flames
"The more you buy, the more you save"
Why buy an RTX 2060 when you can save more by buying the RTX 2080 Ti
If you turn rtx on its a shitstorm
Which is funny becuase that's the reason they exist
Plus their price to performance is way inflated on previous generations
There's also two skus of most 20 series cards
High quality bin and low quality bin
Which is shit becuase you can't really tell until you buy it and see the part numbers
how do you feel about the 1k apple monitor stand
Sounds like a high quality meme
Also there’s one hell of a monitor they’ve come out with
It’s like 5k for a 6k screen
hell, am I buying pixels
i mean, if you're looking for performance and gaming why buy apple at all
It’s regularly sized
32inches
A little over the regular
6k for the monitor and the stand
Oh wait, don’t forget the mount adaptor
Oh wait you are buying pixels then
Better get an IPS 4k@144Hz with adaptive sync monitor?
At 32 inches that PPI is beyond insane
Personally I'm happy with anything over 90
I actually get sick looking at the screen if it's over 130
DPI scaling might help?
Anyone see the cheese grater Apple announced?
Wut
Xeon, better i5 or i7
An 8 core xeon
so I cant imagine it being too good tbh
5999$? That's more than what my PC cost.
5999 dollars, more or less 6200 euros
flexing
Not even slightly worth
So it's a server PC, but you have to use MAC OS?
Xeon doesnt mean server though
it sucks
cheese grater
No, but in general
A lot of workstations use Xeons
For 800 euros i find a pc all made with premium components of AMD’s technology
Well, my PC cost around 4500-5000 euro, and it is likely better in every way to this, and even that has redundancy.
I mean my Xeon second hand costs 700AUD
What do you guys stuff in there to get 5k euros?
off topic... but since ddr5 is nearing in the next year or two, would it be wise to go 4000+ mhz? its getting a lot cheaper
4x Radeon Instincts?
I have ddr3 on my rig 😉😉
No practical application for the average end user
^
@sick reef computer simulations?
But mostly for sake of redundancy.
@halcyon raven me too, 8GB of 1333mhz lol
Honestly 4Ghz RAM is about as useful as strapping a jet engine to a bicycle
I have to change my pc but 1000 euros are too much in this period for me (and year)
Me 12 1066
@halcyon raven what's your exisiting specs?
Fast RAM is is great, up until like 3GHz for DDR4, in practical user situations.
Yeah... but ddr4 is dropping fast anyways
im able to pick it up for the relatively the same price
might as well, right?
I7 930 2.8, gtx 750 ti, 12 gb ram, a liquid Cooler, P6x 58 d premium (motherboard) and 950 w how power supply built by Corsair
@fiery nacelle
Yeah
And you
If you can get good stuff cheap, go for it.
If i can 😂😂😂
@harsh terrace If I were you Id grab some low CAS 3200Mhz DDR4
For now i can play what i want so i am happy with this 10 years old rig 😂
950W PSU?
like... 3600mhz is the same price with the same latency
and 4000 mhz has a bit more latency but its only $20 more
Quite an oversize for that rig.
ik
It's better than undersized
Of course
Bella if you can get low CAS 3600 then do it
Buuutt do we know something when we can play the game like amba?
Obviously,me and my 1300W, but I was planning for a double 1080Ti. And I might actually be able to max the 1300W with a very overclocked 2080 Ti.
1300? nah
2080 ti's aren't that hungry oc'd
@halcyon raven ouch that is due for an upgrade
maybe like 900-1000 at most
My system is nice:
Xeon e5-1680v2 (8c | 16t) OC'd at 4.4Ghz
32GB DDR3 2400Mhz 11-13-13-31 (DDR3)
Asus Rog Rampage IV Gene X79 (wanted the maximus but stock was never around)
RX 580 (was a Vega 64 big sad)
Silverstone Strider 850w Plat full modular
lmao ddr3 (grandpa style)
Good
Yeah, but now, an fully overclocked 7940X, with high energy consumption fans, and water system, as well as a fully overclocked 2080 Ti. It might get there.
Fans and stuff are not as impactful, but the CPU could pull quite a lot
@halcyon raven I have an i7-2600 on a Gigabyte H77M-D3H paired with 2x4GB DDR3-1600 (running at 1333) and an MSI RX 480 Gaming X 8GB, also have 2x500GB SSDs and 2x1TB WD Blue HDDs
mfw i wanna spend $300 on fans but i realize it wont matter because most cases hate airflow
@lost iron All this needs is a Navi card that can match the RTX 2080...
I run 4 AFB1212HE Delta's, and a NMB 4716K.
i wanna get noctuas that run 3000 rpm
Yeah that sweet sweet Navi card will make my system great again
The only issue I have is ambient in my room, as it has no airflow.
Noise must be a lot unless it's kept in its separate room...
Delta's are better than noctuas.
It's not too much.
I'm used to the GPU fan running 100%, and the noise, and volume, was way worse.
@lost iron a Navi at RTX 2080 performance is really only the next worthwhile upgrade for our Polaris cards. Anything less will be... boring
At high-rpm, obviously, delta's are better, and produce less noise.
For lower than 2000, there are more alternatives
But server fans beat anything above that.
im used to my laptops coil whine, so i wont mind the fans all that much
As long as its better then my Vega 64 was its a worthwhile upgrade
I have had 4 Noctua 2k rpm, and my delta's make less, and softer, noise than them on my new setup.
now to decide once I get that card, do I buy a third AOC monitor and span over the 3 screens XD
I doubt we'll see a navi gpu thats on par with a 2080 this year
@halcyon raven Hmmm, if you can take your CPU to say 3.2 to 3.6GHz, then slap on a cheap RX 570...
@harsh terrace yeah sadly Big Navi debut would be next year only haha
yeah... it sucks... ryzen 3 doesnt tho lol
And for gaming, I have not noticed it affects performance.
I wonder if AMD will debut a new socket and DDR5 next year with Zen 3 (Ryzen 4000)
Ryzen 2+ or 3000 whichever it was called
is sexy as hell
no scope for DDR5 boards on AM4 yet
Id say youre waiting till like next year
My locked i7 is already single threadedly bottlenecked by quite a few titles
Compromises were made. But the fans still enable good throughflow here.
@fiery nacelle i don't want overclock anithing
So push/pull can work
@halcyon raven any reason you'd not want to try some overclocking?
Don't be scared of a small overclock.
i dont like we'll see ddr5 for consumers until late 2020
It adds risk tbh
- and post videos of your hardware burning to this discord *
I dont recommend everyone to overclock
A small overclock, assuming motherboard isn't trash, isn't too dangerous.
first i don't know how to do, second i have to clean my pc by the dust and third after 10 years of cpu i am scared that this tell me "bye bye" LOL
@halcyon raven wouldn't that be a reason "oh I need a new system"
It is like 9 years old already right?
if i overclocked my cpu no, i buy a new graphic card (1060 6gb) and i will happy
yeah
Go for RX 570/580 haha
Well tbh overclocking comes with risk and I dont think the average non computer savy person should take it
if your cooling is up to the task then sure
but you need to know what youre doing
this pc is balanced, so no my father won't buy a new graphic card, when there will be money to do something, i will buy a new powerful pc 😉
but for now i can play everything that i want 😉
Silvo wait for Ryzen 3000
the 3300 is beast and dirt cheap
its the weakest of the line but comparatively to whats around now its really good
it certainly beats what intel has at that price point
its nearly a 2700x for 99USD
@halcyon raven ah I see, got it now
it shits on current gen tech
But do clean off all that dust though
oh? @lost iron
@lost iron surely you mean the 3600?
Not from what Ive been hearing/reading
My personal speculation is the 3600 is the 2700x
but its still only 199USD
the 2700x is good... but not the best for gaming though... supposedly the 3600 has better single core performance
not single core wise lol
Im talking real world performance here
that is real world performance?
depends...
but beats it in workstation
At base clocks for both
yeah
like... R6S and CSGO suck with ryzen
Since the average user doesn't take their i7 8700k to the fabled all-core 4.8 GHz for example
I have several friends with a 2700X and I can assure you that its amazing for games
the trick is pairing it with high speed RAM
So at stock clocks, a 10% single threaded performance gap between 2700x and i7 8700k in gaming only is fair
Ryzen gets up to a 14% performance increase from fast low cas RAM
16% for single
without overclocking the chip itself
not 10%
@lost iron Hopefully Zen 2 can reduce the IF dependence on RAM
Im talking overall
Also please present to me a game that uses all of what an 8700k or 2700X has to offer
so far the only one in existence is Hunt showdown with chewed up 70% of both last year
unlikely, zen 2 looks like it needs good ram
Performance is relative and subjective
@harsh terrace yes admittedly in some latency sensitive games but not all though
CS GO
PUBG
Among others
Like I am yet to find a game that bottlenecks a 2700X
PUBG does not
PUBG couldnt even smash my 4820k
at base speed
Depends on the card and resolution I guess?
GPUs play more into most video games then people think
Where an i7-8700k shines is at lower resolutions on very high refresh rates
Like dont get me wrong a slow CPU will bottleneck the hell out of your game
E.g. 1080p at 144 or even the newfangled 240Hz monitors
UNPATCHED LOLOLOL
Wonder what all these security flaw BIOS updates and windows patches will do
I'll tell you what it does, it's going to turn Silvio's i7 930 into a Core 2 Quad Q9650 - lol
(Assuming hyperthreading has to be turned off)
We also cant forget the innate security flaw built into Intel chips
which Intel still havent fixed
They still build it into the CPUs
Innate security flaw? You mean cheating and taking shortcuts to gain some competitive performance advantage?
Wink
lol
Volkswagen diesel wink
Wink
Isn't it true the Windows patches cannot ever truly close those security flaws, only mitigate them partially somewhat
Dang my i7-2600
it allows people to get into the CPU and watch everything
Giga won't even issue a BIOS / UEFI update for the flaws
also you can embed a virus into XP era intel chips CPU cache
But apparently that isnt a problem anymore
its restricted to only 32 bit CPUS
It's only a matter of time before these side channel attacks are manipulated
Luckily our friends at AMD were aware of these flaws in CPU manufacturing and unlike Intel redesigned their CPU architecture to prevent it
and then if that wasnt enough they launched the Pro line of chips which have even more security built in
I have proof of 2700x beating the 8700k but cannot post it here
Dont get me wrong I am completely impartial to Intel or AMD, I go where the value is and tbh Im gonna rock this sexy Xeon from 2014 until it dies
What is it Sam?
images are allowed here
and videos
all media that is PC and technology adjacent is allowed here
i prefer who fucks me over less
Hm maybe that one was best in media XD
there should never be any fanboys about hardware
LOL just posted something in media and memes
Bella atm AMD has your back tbh
high end and low end
well when 3000 comes
their high end tops the 9980XE
im getting ryzen 3 as soon as i can lol
and their low end is affordable and matches the more recent i7's
i wish they announced the 16 core tho
tbh this chat is better then #general
XD
Bella its coming
16 cores and 32 threads will be on AM4
ik
@harsh terrace we could wait for Zen 4, I'm thinking of ddr5 and pcie 5
its going to be delayed a touch
I mean its possible
intel has it coming in 2020 too
but I dont see why its coming tbh
Whats the point of releasing PCI 4 if 5 is just around the corner
but idrc about PCIe 5... i would prefer ddr5 to come out faster
@harsh terrace what happened to your exisiting setup?
Kind of like the laser was, once upon a time, so is PCIe 5 and DDR4 a solution seeking a problem.
@fiery nacelle im using a decent laptop cuz my desktop decided to kill itself
I wouldnt be surprised if PCI 5 is completed but still 5 years away from consumer availability XD
Considering how long its taken to get PCI 4 out properly
psu blew up and lost my mobo
Did you see the Vega 20 Bella?
@harsh terrace that nice server setup died?
hm?
i had a 970 and i7 4790k lol
It has a weird double PCI slot
I only get high quality PSU's. Don't want to fry my entire build just because I cheap out
And the back slot delivers 475w of power
Scroll up a little or search for "crossfire link"
It will show up

It will need a special mobo
My guess is a proprietary AMD manufactured threadripper board
Becuase there's no way board partners will dump the extra money and resources on a special.slot that only.works for.one.GPU
Bella the titanium certification is sadly a reflection of its power efficiency more then it's durability
im aware... but usually companys put the most effort there for reputation
Technically the certification goes mean it should hold up better when running hot though
If you want a safe PSU find either a seasonic or a rebadged seasonic
it was seasonic
of course... its why im not buying a new psu lol
@sweet talon oh man that cannot even run Apex Legends
nah... they wouldn't
Try
i did
Lightning strike?
My EVGA T2 850W survived bad powerfeed, and is still kicking.
But the 1300 I'm running now is Antec
I'm surprised, Seasonic should have been the best of the best
Are they stillM
?
Having said that I'm running on a cheap FSP unit LOL
When I researched PSU, I didn't see too much good about seasonic.
Was about to get one, but switched.
i mean... im i was just unlucky i guess
cuz i dont see any other 12 year warranty's
Seasonic units tend to get excellent reviews from like JonnyGuru, Hardware Secrets, etc
Yeah, but what I found was that some of them just straight up failed.
I think but can't confirm that Toms Hardware, Anandtech and HardOCP do review these PSUs from time to time
Like Bella's.
@sick reef some? Oh man
some is too many lol
They do charge a lot for their PSUs
Or girl
FSP and Silverstone are my go-tos for cheap reliable (for the price) psus
I guess it correlates with my findings.
buy hey... im getting a $5000 system out of it
They dont even have power switches?
that scares me
That costs more than both my cars I used to drive LOL
yeah
it costs more than mine too lol
i won a bet with my mom tho... so im not paying for it
I take it you're into serious computing stuff?
Particle simulations and the like?
Video compositing, aftereffects...
i guess? the computer itself only costs like $3000
its the monitor and stuff that cost so much
and it'd really be like $2500 if the damn rtx cards weren't so damn expensive
Oh if it's for work by all means it's money well spent so no worries
i guess... i think the mointors are most expensive and it sucks...
nope, 1x 1440p 144hz IPS 10-bit, 1x 240hz, and a drawing tablet
The drawing tablet is unreasonably expensive lol
True those aren't really mass production stuff
Caters for a limited segment of the market and carries a premium because professionals need it
1k for a 21 inch screen thats barely 250 nits?
sorry
1.4K
Thats unreasonable
im sure there's alternatives tho
Wacom yeah
I bought my monitor 4-5 years ago for 700 and it's still around that price, and that is a bit amusing.
Gsync TN 1080p 144?
1440p. This was when the consumer side was somewhat new for 1440/144 gsync.
as long as its below 6ms who cares?
But some IPS screens catched up, to an acceptable standard.
Well, back then, I could have gotten the 6-8ms IPS 1440p 144Hz, gsync.
For 1.4k
jesus
Or the 4k 120hz ips for 2.5k
the one im getting is like $600 and its 1ms
TN then?
ips
the only monitor gigabyte sells
although im sure its not true 1ms
thats too many pixels lol
Gigabyte monitors?
Oh
It's just odd how broad traditional PC component manufacturers are diversifying these days
Next we'll get a Logitech motherboard and a Hyper X GPU LOL
To pair with a Gigabyte mouse and Asus RAM
Double irony
theres a rumor samsung wants to get into the gaming scene
Man so many of em
imagine seeing a samsung mobo or case
Around 10ms g2g. Still impressive.
Not surprised, gaming will eventually overtake all other forms of entertainment rite
Ah... thanks for doing the research @sick reef
Without noticeable overshoot*
If overshoot is acceptable, then 5.6ms. Not for me, but maybe for some.
I imagine @sick reef doesn't think too highly of VA panels and their transitions lol
No
Efficiency is absolutely key to me.
i mean... im it using for cinematic games and color accuracy... so
Colours can be sub-par, or anything. Just show me what you got as fast as possible.
VA panels are inky black with plenty of pop though
Well, you'd want the fast ms for reaction, but overshoot means it might be the wrong colour, or look off, etc.
So it's like high frequency rams. Terrible timings.
Overshoot cause they are overdriving the monitors to compensate for poor pixel transition times
maybe... its not gonna be my main monitor for anything really
cuz i already have something for art, and for gaming
You should just go with balanced setting. 10ms is good enough.
yeah
And low chance of overshoot.
¯_(ツ)_/¯
My monitor is 60Hz only lol
I also had a PG287Q, but it gave me odd issues.
my laptop is 144hz 17 ms
Okay for a laptop.
im not complaining
Input latency is a whole other can of worms.
yeah... i can't even test it
Depends on everything in your rig.
I mean yeah taking pixel transition = 1 / panel refresh rate
60 Hz = 16.67 ms
Technically the pixels individual transition times for certain colours / scenarios can exceed that
When that happens you'll see ghosting / trailing / smearing / shimmering
this panel has a ton of smearing lol
Ah that explains haha
i might as well have a 60 hz
Could be a VA or older IPS
cuz i dont see anything... its like motion blur
If you set it to 60, the smearing relative to motion might be less?
Colours - Contrast - Speed - Price > more of one less of the other
or pay $2,000+ lol
yeah... because they tend to lean more towards color accuracy
monitors suck if you really think about it lol
It's always a compromise
or maybe companies hype them too much
Compensate that disappointment
Get a pair of Hungarian Audio Monitoring Accessories
@hexed horizon
wth lol
HAMA headsets lol
stfu im gonna commit hurt you
dude i was looking at audio interfaces and i got really sad lol
they cost too much
LOL
ok?
Even 6ms is ok rite?
Yeah?
I get 100+ ms ping
yeah
They're referring to motion blur induced by the sample and hold nature of LCD screens
It is bad
Very bad
We're just so used to LCD screens thats all
That our brains tune it out
maybe
So there's a host of tech to counteract it like strobing / black frame insertion
For slow moving content not really noticeable, more for fast moving content or viewpoints
¯_(ツ)_/¯
@lost iron you're referring to a monitor with strobe or black frame insertion yes? The newfangled Samsung gaming monitors?
Dont think I am
What are your monitor specs? @lost iron
Mine is an AOC C24G1
Grey to Grey isnt exactly a real metric is it?
All I know is its a world of difference to the old monitor I had
1ms is the specs I see
O.o
yes... it is... 1 ms MPRT means nothing lol
or are you using a synthetic benchmark review?
4ms grey to grey is what Im reading here
yeah my bad
I mean I dont really go off grey to grey though, because I dont ever render pixels in grey to grey
@lost iron oh grey to grey is a metric, not necessarily for grey pixels but nevertheless a useful metric for general pixel transitions if not mistaken
Just like we use cinebench even though we might not use cinebench or maxxon but it is a useful metric indicating general cpu performance
Yeah
Though full black to white transitions can be punishing metric for say VA panels because most of the time the screen pixels are transitioning from one colour to another (or shade thereof)
I wish manufactures would tell us Black to white response... cuz that tells me the panels worst case scenario
Would have to rely on comprehensive reviews cause manufacturers lie (by a lot) on even grey 2 grey numbers
yeah
Essentially the pixel transition times quoted by monitor manufacturers... are useless - completely
yeah... its yeah i dont pay attention unless its 15ms or more
or if a TN is like 8ms... but you get the idea
I have no idea how they come up with that perhaps on a fine day at 40 degrees room temp 20 RH humidity, when the sun moon and planets are all aligned
lol
lol
Transitioning from specifically chosen pink shade to a very specifically chosen dark red auburn shade
And then rounding down the number
lol
You get the point
gigabyte is saying one of their monitors is .5 ms
They aren't lying technically but that number is essentially useless
.5 ms? Wow
5 or .5?
Yeah
Yeah Samsung probs can get 1+ms MPRT
MPRT is a lie
Probs they are using Sammie panels
Oh it's a metric of motion blur
yep
oh? dont listen to me then lol
Did you know I am a metric
Plus?
Jesus half brightness?
And loss of adaptive sync
i already consider 300 nits on the dim side
And perhaps flickering screen to those who are sensitive
i couldn't even enable it lol... i'd get a headache
@lost iron Australians use the SI do they not?
@harsh terrace isn't 300 nits really bright for general usage? Mine is set at probably 250
SI?
Meters, kilograms,
We use nits as a metric for light levels of screens etc if thats what you mean?
Oh yeah we use metric
I cannot wrap my head around the use of pounds, miles, feet and inches...
Yeah... but i draw so i need it really bright for color accuracy
Except for measuring body parts, furnitures and architecture
also i just prefer bright displays
@harsh terrace I hope you are ok with GTFO dark nature?
Dang you and I might need to bring in @hexed horizon as point man to lead our fireteam when we cannot see in the dark
of course... i but i have really bad vision, so for games like R6S i need it really bright so i can see
He's the only one here with the HAMAs ah ha ha ha ha
Anyways
i finally finished putting my list together for my next computer
anyone wanna see and judge how bad it is?
@harsh terrace send it over
Id reckommend Noctual NT H1 unless you dont mind the long curing time of grizzly I do wonder why you didnt match your monitors as well
Framerate
i like having 300 FPS in some games
Kyronaut has no cure time as far as i know
or its very little
I know some of their products have a cure time but yeah cant be sure
and I guess Im weird, I like my monitors to match
I mean we like to have matching monitors and some pepole like having special outfits 
@lost iron 3 MATCHED MONITORS YEAAAAHHHH
only 2 atm
@harsh terrace How about the wireless version of the G502?
Too expensive... although im highly considering it since its lighter
@lost iron i like my monitors matching too, however it just isn't practical because Nvidia wont add interscaling
@harsh terrace Tee hee hee
It's a G304/305 - Logitech's cheapest lightweight wireless gaming mouse
runs on AA batteries though
eh... i greatly prefer the G502
True the G304/5 is a small mouse for smaller hands
But it is only 90 grams with an Energizer AA Lithium
i have smol hands... i just prefer big mice lol
whoah are you sure?
mhm... i had a 502 before
nice uwu
no
I had a big mouse previously, then switched to a smaller one
Anyone knowledgable regarding motherboards? I just ordered a new rig but Im a bit worried that im bottlenecking the setup with the chosen motherboard.
Do you have a link to your build?
I mean it looks okay, I’m not too sure about mobo bottlnecking though
I personally think it’s ok
@lost iron might have something to say though
Ok thanks 😃
He’s done some IT work and fun stuff like that you see...
👌 😄
I have lots to say
I mean that system is ok, it's a pretty low end Mobo but in saying that it's a nice low end one
The only reason that would really matter is overclocking
But is a non K sku so no overclocking anyway
I imagine the power delivery vrm shit should be fine tbh
If you can wait I'd recommend getting a Ryzen 3000 build though
@distant root @late sorrel
Oh poop
Fellas
Huawei is banned in the United States
Wait hold up
Huawei phones WORLDWIDE will not recieve any updates because the U.S. says "fuck you" ?
That is the good news
for Huawei
The bad news is - ARM has suspended business with Huawei
So Huawei cannot even market ANY HARDWARE that has ARM-based SOCs
Phones, modems, routers, smart devices, whatever, you name it
The Huawei "designed" KIRIN SOC chips are actually licensed ARM-based ISA
No x86 from Intel OR AMD for that matter too
Won't be surprised if semicon foundries will have their arms twisted too, cutting off SOC manufacturing for Huawei
TSMC et al may decide in the end, it is too risky to continue doing business in volume with Huawei
Foundries in China that can manufacture at current process nodes belong to one form or another to US based companies anyway (e.g. Intel)
Probably leaving only SMIC
which will be mass manufacturing 14nm dies - STARTING in 2nd half 2019
Their current high volume nodes are 28nm
That is Galaxy S4 / iPhone 5S tech
or in PC terms, AMD Steamroller/Excavator CPUs or AMD HD 7700 series or Nvidia GTX 600 series
@lost iron Thanks for the feedback. 😃
On another notice: So I thought I'd delete some facebook posts. Since I have made alot of em over the years I thought it would be nice to delete them in bulk. It's nice to find out that facebook has DISABLED the feature of deleting posts in bulk (if you mark more than 1 post). Those cheeky bastards. Does anyone know a way to circumvent that? I have tried the popular chrome extension but its not working anymore either.
I think your screwed mate
Delete them one by one.
Anyway, I can’t wait to buy a new Mac Pro cheese grater
@late sorrel Yeah. FB really do NOT want users to do this. Tried an old python tool but not working anymore. Tried a Chrome extension that worked last year but not working either. And as soon as I mark more than 1 post manually the deletbutton is greyed out. 😕
Yep
I think that there’s a law change or something because Discord’s the same
You can’t mass delete messages over a week old
Oh
I thought this GDPR would make it easier to delete old stuff related to oneself :/
What is better than an RGB PC? An RGB game of course! Here a code for RGB RUN: 82D98-RF39E-5A6MJ If you have claimed/activated the key please say it so we know the game is taken!
Why is everyone dropping steam keys?
Why not?
Boys and girls we may just have an arms race between AMD and NVIDIA
NVIDIA is teasing a new GPU and something to do with E3
I saw that as well. My 1080ti is still going strong. And I see zero reason to upgrade beyond that in the foreseeable future.
Buuuut in the long run, thats going to mean cheaper prices for all of us. Yaaaaay 👌
I was lucky and bought it when it was 750$
Not with it being the 1200$-1500$ it's been for like the past year.
my 1070 is still going very good too
1070s can drive 1080p high quality content to somewhat high refresh rates
depends on the game, if it is not stupidly ressource expensive I have my 144 frames per second
gta v ultra checks out
but dawn of war III is garbage
would probably have to drop settings for very intensive games
5000fps on osu tho rofl
yeah unreal is pretty slow and graphics settings change image quality but not fps lol
source engine is the best
Categorizing game engines that I know:
U series (commercialized en masse)
- Unigine (NOT A SINGLE MASS-MARKETED GAME?)
- Unreal Engines
- Unity
"Cold ones" (run really well and optimized)
- Snowdrop
- Glacier
- Frostbite
Amazing graphics (meme)
- Cryengine XX and Dunia variants
Doom & Rage
- idTech
Valve
- Source
The latest Unreal Engine 4 seems to me - an unoptimized resource hog that is also a blatant Nvidia tech demo
My perceived experience is it doesn't run very well on the games which I played - PUBG, Space Hulk Deathwing, Insurgency Sandstorm - exception being Gears 4
not sure, I played Payday 2 but never put much thought into the engine
old but works well
Probably one of those to take Swedish games for granted
Like in my mind - All the 3D Swedish games ran fine no problem - must have worked their "magic" into the code
Like Generation Zero, Battlefield series, Payday series, GRAW series
I have really no idea why
TBH, I have never played a "complex" good looking Unity engine game
The most is The Long Dark and PC Building Simulator
With PC Building Simulator running particularly taxing on resources
because good unity games don't have the splash screen
I thought it was a "kiddy" / "Disneyworld" kind of junior game engine
reserved for budget low graphics game
Then I downloaded the ADAM demo
holy shit I was about to introduce GTFO, inside the gtfo discord server lmao
but yeah, GTFO uses unity
Having run the ADAM demo, which looks amazing - I do hope Unity can scale resource utilization well with the graphics settings
I mean - not turn out to be another Unreal Engine 4
kerbal space program is also made in unity
I'm guessing how multithreaded and efficient the game is also depends on the skills and time spent of the development team
oh heck I'm sporting an i7-2600 that is so going to be nerfed by the latest round of patches for Intel's sideload channel attack vulnerabilities
Even more screwed if I have to disable Hyperthreading
oof the 2000 series
yeah, better wait for the 3
the best would be to wait a bit after the release of gen 3
just to get the first price drop
well that's interesting
but they are cisc processors anyway, performance can't really be measured
directly against ARM ones right?
well, compared to the architecture I made, ARM are still complex
well these days they are ALL RISC
the GPUS, x86 chips
deep inside
They just have some kind of hardware to process all those CISC instructions
frontend?
µops, well you can say that I guess
I wonder what the minimums for GTFO will be
I don't mean these bare absolute minimums for running the game at 720p 25fps with everything off
or those even more ridiculous LowSpecGamer mins LOL
In saying that, that's with minimum settings
Lowspec gamer good men
I think most mid range system will run it really well on 1080p
Hmmm, Rainbow Six Siege runs even on a 750Ti
GTFO minimum specs: i5-2400 gtx650
Recommended should be the 970
And uhh 6500?
Idunno
ah I see probs in that region
I mean I have run Unity games like PC Building Simulator that is... demanding
Ludvig said that he tested the 650 card, and in his opinion it should be the least minimum
Well I've been told it can run on integrated graphics
And for CPU use I think the 3rd gen i5 is cool
2200G?
At 720p with 60fps
Intel HD 6000 series cpu integrated graphics
I do hope those of us sporting higher end graphics can CRANK settings up to make it look nice
The AMD APUs could run it well IMO.
with reasonable scaling on utilization
I'm pretty sure the game will look 
Intel HD 6000? that low?
Fortnite is kinda cartoony haha
(why do almost all real looking Unreal Engine 4 games run like crap)
GTFO should run great on 2014 midrange and thats it
that is kinda too low would it not be?
thanks for the chat though haha
Intel Core 2 Quad Q9000
I am 10000% that
I watched a lot of videos before I got my new computer
Sad that among my friends I now have the most potato PC evah
specs??????
i7-2600 on 8GB DDR3 with RX480 8GB and 500gb SSD
Yeah, one of mah friends has TWO GTX 1080 Ti
On base clock
dang
My problem is I am driving a 4k screen with it LOLOLOL


