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Any reviews for those cables? Looks can be deceiving :)

Anybody please?

Aside from the expensive 3M, is the quality of the Li-Heat riser cables nowadays good? Or do you guys have any other recommendations for a 1080 Ti?

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FS: Nvidia pick your path game codes Condition: New (unused) Warranty: None Reason for sale: Bought two video cards and these codes are bundled with them Payment: PayPal Shipping: PM or email the Nvidia game code (can be redeemed at https://redeem.geforce.com/) International shipping: Not...

Let me explain what I have. I have two cards, card A is my original card and card B was the one I bought without any thermal pads. So there are two rectangular VRM heatsinks, heatsink A for card A and heatsink B for card B. Both heatsinks have two standoffs on each side with screw holes. Here's...

No need for compression at all? I have two Gigabyte GTX 670 WF3 cards right now. I got the 2nd one from an OCN moderator here and it came without any thermal pads that's why I'm asking all these questions. I compared the height of "standoffs" in the screw holes on each side of the heatsink...

What's the thermal conductivity of epoxy? The thermal pad I use has 17W/mK.

You use that together with a thermal pad? Why do you need to weaken the bond?

How much temp difference would using a 1mm thermal pad compared to a 1.5mm thermal pad have for aluminum VRM heatsinks? I'm using FujiPoly 17W/mK.

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Sorry about the big pictures. Here are the cropped pictures: For letter A: For letter B: I already tried Gigabyte Taiwan and Gigabyte USA. They were not helpful at all. Gigabyte USA told me that some of the earlier version of this card came with the thermal pad and the newer...

Got it. My goal is actually installing the stock VRM heatsink in my Gigabyte GTX 670 but I don't know how thick of a thermal pad to use. I need to know the correct thickness before I buy expensive Fujipoly pads. Right now, I have cheap 1.0mm and 0.5mm pads. I tested those pads and here are my...

Saw that thread already but it seems the OP there did not provide some concrete details for using the Extremes.

I know they're not the same. The one is called just Extreme and the other is called Ultra Extreme (not just Ultra, check FrozenCPU's site). I was not combining the two when saying Ultra Extreme, lol. Ultra Extreme is more rigid than Extreme. Does that not pose any problems at all when...

Based on the data sheet of the Extreme and Ultra Extreme, they really are rigid compared to the Premium. The Extreme has around three times compression compared to the Ultra Extreme so I'm not sure what that means. SonDa5, when you used the Ultra Extreme did you not have any problems in the...

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@error-id10t Where'd you get the answer?

So a higher refresh rate almost always equates to lower input lag?

Great, thanks for the answer.

@CodeRush Regarding your UEFI Patch Utility here, what does it exactly do? What is the 0xE2 register? Is it applicable for ASUS Z68 boards?

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@Vega Are you a reseller of Asus monitors? :)

Thanks. I'm not sure if I need to upgrade my XL2420TX though. That's weird, why is it that in BenQ's website the XL2720T is said to support up to 120Hz only?

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Oh ok. But regarding the Zero Motion Blur hack, they mostly have the same end effect when the hack is applied, right? Or are the 144Hz monitors (XL2411T and VG248QE) better than the 120Hz XL2420TX?

@Mark How about compared to the XL2420TX? Is the VG248QE better?

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