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    Programs to stop Win 10 version updates

    well, if you are on windows 10 pro you can just disable automatic updates in the group policy management, (hit windowskey + R on your keyboard and type gpedit.msc, or search for it in start menu) once inside, computer configuration -> administrative templates -> windows components -> windows...
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    how visible are the pixels really on a 27" 1080p vs 25" 1080p ?

    thanks for the feedback ! well lets say we disregard the aliasing and jagged edges ingame (I usually play with FXAA or MSAA anyway depending on game) , if we instead focus on the actual physical pixels, do you notice them at all either on desktop or in game in any scenario? for example on my...
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    how visible are the pixels really on a 27" 1080p vs 25" 1080p ?

    a lot of opinions online seem to be that 27" 1080p is just too blurry/pixelated, and that if you sit at normal distance from pc monitor you will very easily see individual pixels and that text is hard/annoying to read in desktop and so on, (supposedly gaming and movies are less affected by the...
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    SK Hynix Unveils DDR5 Memory Details – Up To 8400 MHz Speeds, 64 Gb Densities, DRAM Mass Production This Year

    I see, thanks a lot for the cool insight :)
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    how hard or likely is it to successfully OC dual rank 2x16gb 3600 cl16 modules to 4000+ mhz?

    I mean, I understand the advantages of having 2 dimms instead of 4 when going for high frequencies, and i'm not claiming to know better :D i'm just questioning how difficult it is in reality to run these 4x8gb kits on high-end motherboards at XMP speed.. (and what the purpose is of even selling...
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    how hard or likely is it to successfully OC dual rank 2x16gb 3600 cl16 modules to 4000+ mhz?

    well, from what I understand T-Topology boards work better when all 4 dimm slots are occupied? but in general fewer dimms are still easier on the IMC yes, the problem here is this: I want dual rank, I want high frequency with tight timings, and I want to achieve this without having to gamble on...
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    SK Hynix Unveils DDR5 Memory Details – Up To 8400 MHz Speeds, 64 Gb Densities, DRAM Mass Production This Year

    looking forward to it :) is it basically what we have on graphics cards todays? or was that (G)DDR6 ? is there a fundamental difference between GDDR and just DDR? either way, looks good IMO !
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    how hard or likely is it to successfully OC dual rank 2x16gb 3600 cl16 modules to 4000+ mhz?

    yeah, after some research the MB definitely plays a factor here not just the IMC on the cpu, anyway, after some considerations about ranks and kits, and how hard/impossible it is to find high frequency+low timing dual rank kits compared to single rank kits, I was thinking that perhaps instead...
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    how hard or likely is it to successfully OC dual rank 2x16gb 3600 cl16 modules to 4000+ mhz?

    so after some researching on benefits of running dual rank memory (2x16 or 4x8gb for example) it seems there can be a decent amount of performance to be gained, even in games, 10-15% not being out of the question on the same frequency and timings when comparing 4x4 or 2x16 vs 2x8 (4x4 and 2x16...
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    What is the purpose of chipset drivers?

    from my testing at least, on a z390 motherboard (in my case msi z390-a pro) there is no point at all to download chipset drivers from MSI or intel and install them, the performance / fps in games is identical if I install them or do not install them. I would guess since they are so tiny in size...
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    Review out on the asus vg279qm

    yeah I can't agree with a 48" TV on normal viewing distance at a desktop being good for general purpose gaming (not to mention competitive where its completely useless, but still) but okay, if thats your opinion then sure! :D would be nice if there was a smaller OLED though and those will...
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    Review out on the asus vg279qm

    ? the title of the thread is best gaming monitor, the monitor i'm talking about is available in 25" also, not sure what you mean exactly. also gsync does not add any latency at all compared to vsync off when set up properly: pic taken from blurbusters input lag review of gsync measured with...
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    Review out on the asus vg279qm

    yep, I was about to get one of the popular acer/asus/benq 240 hz monitors and just use it with 144/240hz strobing because those framerates I can keep 99% of the time in my choice of competitive games, especially 144hz, but held off waiting for the review of this monitor, im not that sensitive...
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    Review out on the asus vg279qm

    IDK, OLED is great that I already know, but kind of struggling to see 1080p @ 48" monitor while sitting at normal distance away (not far at all) being any kind of good for competitive FPS gaming both in terms of having to move your eyes and head around a lot to see everything as well as it being...
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    Review out on the asus vg279qm

    for me they are the same thing more or less haha, anything higher res where you cant maintain 200-280 fps+ is casual gaming monitor for me :D to each their own though
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