So, I did end up with everything being intakes except the rear exhaust. Seems to be working fine. I've had to play around with the top fan fan curves, though, as it seems I put shitty fans in there, and they are loud as fuck with anything over 5 volts. For a while I was running with just one...
That's what I thought, and that's how I have it set up from last time. The exhaust is the rear fan, and everything else, including the top, is intake. Does it matter if the top is intake instead of exhaust? I could switch the rear to intake and top to exhaust, but that seems like I'd end up...
So, I'm building a new PC, and I have an old Corsair 700D I'm going to put it in. I have a question about how the fans should be configured, though.
The case was obviously built around water cooling, but I'm just going to be air cooling. Looking at the case, it looks like it actually has a...
Both Titanfalls have absolutely horrible netcode. Worse than any other popular shooters I've played. TF1 is worse, but TF2 is still bad. Tons of rubberbanding, terrible hit reg, being shot well behind walls, etc. Buyer beware.
You know damn well 90% of the people in GenMay never read the vast majority of the other parts of the forums, and there are plenty of people who aren't subbed to GenMay as well.
Does anyone know of any full, clear acrylic PC cases you can buy from a reputable manufacturer? Preferably a full tower, but a mid tower would be acceptable.
The case in that video looks sick as fuck, but I definitely don't want to buy anything from AliExpress.
I have no idea who Kape is, but /tinfoilhat...
They're secretly a government run entity that is buying up every VPN possible to put in backdoors to allow for unfettered surveillance of encrypted VPN traffic. It's the only logical answer.
Logitech G602.
https://www.amazon.com/Logitech-Lag-Free-Wireless-Gaming-Mouse/dp/B00E4MQODC/
If you ever decide you need the buttons, you have them, and it's a ridiculously good mouse for the price. The battery life is seriously insane, too. With leaving it on 24/7 in high accuracy mode, it...
My google feed early this week had several different news stories come up about an imminent 12 nm Polaris refresh coming in October. I think it was two different anonymous sources from within AMD, as well as some data mining of new device IDs in AMD drivers that line up with Polaris cards that...
I mean, you sound like an AMD fanboy, not a Vega one. In all of your comparisons your only comparing to other AMD products, while completely ignoring the fact that Nvidia absolutely dominates the top end, while remaining price competitive against AMD at lower performance levels, too. Sure...
It seems you can't math. A $600 video card with $100 of free games doesn't make the video card cost any less. Just like a buy one get one half off doesn't make the first one cheaper, for example. If you don't need the second one, it doesn't give you anything of value. It just tricks you into...
It looks like AMD is taking the, "Fuck it! We'll do it with two dies!" approach, just not for a gaming card.
https://www.tomshardware.com/news/amd-radeon-pro-dual-vega-v340,37694.html
I probably worded it badly, but that's kind of my point. Performance wise, a Vega 64 competes with a 1080. Even though it's not the best card out right now, it's still pretty good. If a Vega 64 cost the same as a 1080, I'd be satisfied with a Vega 64.
But it's not. It's fucking $250 more...
Might have to go the used route. At least then Nvidia doesn’t get more money.
I have a non-ti 980. Any Vega 64 / 1080 / 1080 ti would be a huge upgrade for me.
God damn. My local microcenter has 1080 ti's for $650. Vega 64 is $700. Come the fuck on, AMD. You need to fucking get something out that can at LEAST compete with a 1080 at the same price point. Only having shit tier cards or cards that are outclassed by cheaper cards is just fucking...
I haven't followed the internal politics of AMD at all, but what if Raja really was just being held back, and Intel releases an absolutely revolutionary GPU? I know it probably won't happen, but it'd be kind of funny. Also, as long as Intel releases something vaguely competent, that's a plus...
Yeah. With how far behind they’ve been lagging, I’ve always wondered why they haven’t gone the, “Fuck it. Slap two dies on a single card and call it a day.” approach, but maybe 12 nm would make something like that more feasible.
Just came across this today, as I’m also wondering wtf AMD is doing while Nvidia announces some potentially stupid powerful video cards.
https://wccftech.com/amd-gpu-rumors-12nm-polaris-30-7nm-navi-7nm-vega-20-radeon-rx-gaming/
It’s just rumors, but it looks like there’s a possibility AMD...
Mounting it wasn't the hard part. Shimmying the goddamn fan mounting brackets past 80000 fins, when the bracket is like 50% skinnier than the fins, was the hard part.
Quick unboxing and OC testing by JayzTwoCents.
Seems like the card has some problems. They're getting higher clocks by undervolting, and pretty much instantly crash if they try to push the core speed higher at all.
Goddamn. I'm loving this shit. I've never been into heavy overclocking, cause I just didn't have the pockets if I fucked something up, but I've never seen so much excitement in the community since I bought my first PC back in high school.
That first PC was a pre-built, business class HP. I...
So, I just got one of these. My idle temps are exactly the same as the review, but my load temps are at about 59 degrees (Compared to 50 in the review.). I have a 5820k. Is that kind of temp increase to be expected with 6 cores over 4, or is the airflow in my case shit, or some combination of...
So, I'm moving and packed my computer into a suitcase to check in for my flight. I'm gonna need some thermal compound to set everything back up.
What's the best kind / brand of compound these days?
Anything that you just described would not work on a surface that isn't flat.
Plenty of optical mice work very well on surfaces that aren't completely flat, like a couch or pant leg.
If those don't float your boat, you pretty much are left with a trackball or a drawing surface thingy.
I saw that one, too, but after using a Steelseries Zboard keyset that didn't have a numpad for forever, I know that not having a numpad would drive me nuts.
First impressions are good. A little bigger and heaver than my Naga, but definitely not huge. Nowhere close to as big as the old Steelseries WoW mice. Also rides a lot smoother than my Naga, but that might just be because it's newer and cleaner. Button stiffness and shape hasn't been a big...
I just committed to the Keycool Hero 104 RGB on Massdrop. That thing looks awesome. A little wary about the Kailh switches, but most people don't seem to have a problem with them. Ya'll should commit so this happens :P
https://www.massdrop.com/buy/keycool-104-rgb-mechanical-keyboard
(And if...
If that's the case, then it's almost certainly your desk that is warped, and not the keyboard, otherwise the keyboard would be wobbly in whatever orientation it was in.
So, I just ordered the Logitech G602, which I didn't know existed when I made this thread.
http://gaming.logitech.com/en-us/product/g602-wireless-gaming-mouse
Looks to be significantly smaller than the 600, it only has 6 side buttons, and it doesn't have the shift button, so I think it will...
So far on Amazon I'm seeing
http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-G600-Gaming-Mouse-Black/dp/B0086UK7IQ/
and
http://www.amazon.com/Redragon-Perdition-Precision-Programmable-programmable/dp/B00GU8W5AE/
I've never heard of Redragon, and it looks like the DPI on that mouse can only be adjusted in 1k...
So, I've had a Razer Naga for several years, and I love it. Unfortunately, the right mouse button is starting to give out, and will randomly not stay activated if I'm only pressing it lightly. This sucks for tracking in MMOs.
So, are there any other mice out there that aren't huge, and have...
So, I'm just looking for some decent, cheap, closed-ear headphones. Either on-ear or over-ear.
These will pretty much exclusively be used for listening to music at work, and I share an office with two other guys, so they can't produce any noise pollution.
Currently I'm using some cheap...