Recent content by djfunz

Some people on Reddit suggested that it's a misprint and meant to print 980Ti

I'd prefer a $60 discount on the card.

How would it be eating Titan XP sales when the XP is double the cost of the 1080? They could simply release the Ti for $850 and it fits perfectly in the middle price point. I would certainly never pick up the XP at those prices so they're missing a segment of the market that feel the same as me.

I wouldn't count on a 1080Ti not making an appearance simply because I think a 10GB card could be a nice jump for those that don't want to spring for a full Titan. Playing on a 3440 x 1440 display now, I'm already seeing 6GB used on a 1080 FTW at 2.1GHz for current games, so I'm sure the folks...

Thought rather than the typical clickbait, this at least provided some reasoning behind the speculation. http://www.pcgamer.com/whats-happening-with-the-gtx-1080-ti/ Honestly it makes sense to wait until Computex or E3 since there's no competition. Could be June for all those still waiting...

Ok, time for more clarity. I believe I've found most of what they used, however one major one still eludes me. https://www.maingear.com/custom/desktops/r1/index.php#prettyPhoto Check out the one that looks like a T-Block fitting near the rear exhaust fan. It has three exit points. All I can...

I've always preferred a custom loop because you can customize it. It just simply looks better to me. I don't care about the cost. Plus, I personally cannot stand the hideous AIO tubes.

Can anyone post links to the different Bitspower fittings that are used on the MAINGEAR Razer Edition PC? I searched the main cooling sites and can't seem to find the same ones for some reason.

I doubt it. Everything seems to be 27" 16:9

Haha, the click bait continues with all these sites. Once one rumor gets shot down, it's on to the next and the consumer keeps clicking away.

Tried another brand new 2GB flash drive formatted to FAT32. This one didn't work either. Even tried to download the official latest BIOS from the ASUS site and that one also didn't work. Maybe M.2 isn't in the cards for this build.

Certainly don't want to brick my board. I've performed both BIOS flashback and EZ Flash once. When I did it, I recall renaming my file .CAP though. Maybe a 4GB stick is needed?

It's entirely possible. I have two smaller ones at my disposal, one Kingston 8GB and one 16GB. The 8GB is formatted to FAT32 and is recognized when in the BIOS. The 16GB is formatted to NTFS and isn't recognized. So if it's recognized in UEFI one would assume it would function using the white...

Unfortunately USB BIOS Flashback exhibits the same behavior. Button flashes three times, then solid and no flash drive activity. EZ Flash gives the following error this time: "security verification failed"

The error states the following using EZ Flash: "selected file is not a uefi bios" P9X79 Deluxe BIOS 4801 has been modded with NVME module and uploaded here: https://onedrive.live.com/?id=8958E7AE29E4BA6C%2122401&cid=8958E7AE29E4BA6C