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yes defenitely, the prices really dropped in the eu for monitors in the last 2-3 years you can get one for like 170-190€ in a deal. I personally can*t stand ips corner glow though and went for a cheap TN 144hz, also because i play online fps games. Since then I never really looked back only...

i think the problem in the video is the forced ultimate mode when you turn on freensync, which forces highest overdrive setting in osd. The video looks more like overshoot on bright shades from aggresive overdrive. VA ghosting is mainly black and dark shade smearing. Thats also why the poster...

that phillips 32" 4k which pcmonitors tested, had pretty impressive pixel response time/ balanced overdrive, but sadly high input lag.

these days i rather pump hours in multiplayer games but back in the day I can remember: first stalker 5x p&c adventure: broken sword, black mirror, secret files at least 4 times each cod 1 & 2 campaign also multiple times

are there native 120/144hz TN panels on the market at the moment?

black crush looks awful in both games, let hopes it is because it was filmed of the screen

I dont think DVI is going to die out that quickly at least for office use, we also still have ps2 on almost every motherboard. Check out Iiyama, they have a bunch of monitors with DVI.

the 780ti is still GTX 1060 tier, thats what i own and it is very capable of 1080p if your CPU isnt bottlenecking, i am playing everything on very high-max with 60fps+ most of the time in modern games.

no, but I could imagine boomers are going to sell us 32" 720p 480hz HDR 100nit monitors soon.

that panel is on sale everywhere (MSI, HP, ACER), its even cheaper than 24" TNs here. I was just wondering two things: Do you have any backlight bleed near the top and bottom border of the screen? I remember ppl complaining about this, also whether these monitors have the same overdrive...

maybe it is some kind of scaling issue? I know nvidia has some settings for it in the control panel which affect mouse behaviour, but not sure about AMD. Did you try and older 1080p monitor with the setup?

8700 non-K on non-Z mobo might attract my attention, but I think I will just wait for the 8 cores.

3.9k Insurgency, but it is pretty dead these days and I dont play it anymore.

good to know, price of 7700k at launch was also around 360€ here in Germany, it only recently dropped to like 300€/350$.

Viewsonic XG2401, contrast is the usual 1000:1, sure VA is better, but 144hz is a bigger upgrade for me than 3x contrast now. And i am not buying that buggy CFG70, nor the overpriced CHG70 which also seems to have PWM dimming, not to mention that these are also curved. I am still waiting for the...

for console only? I would get a 1080p 60hz monitor.

As mentioned in this thread I have the 27" Iiyama. It is solid monitor, overcloackable to 76Hz, and good balanced overdrive, no shitty SVA pixel matrix. but I switched to 144hz TN in the meanwhile and cant go back to 60hz anymore, my Iiyama is now my secondary monitor. yes viewing angles are...

Yeah dude, burn your money on that "upgrade", noone is stopping you.

ok

lol, PWM 0-95%. I can't believe Samsung fucked up this bad.

wtf, if there will be a k version, I better sell my 6700k asap.

I got a used 6700k + Z170 for 300 bucks, because I needed the HT for some multitasking. My old P67 and 2500k brought me 180. So overall 120 more for 4 more threads and better IPC. Not the best deal, just getting a sandy bridge i7 would have been more rational, but I got some DDR4 Ram for cheap...

yeah, AUO is lacking behind. The new Samsungs seems a little overpriced with gimmicks that are either useless or that I don't need. Also having issues with blurry text on a 700$ monitor is ridiculous.

dont know how useful it is.

I will buy it when I see a good deal/rebate on it anyway.

not wanting to upgrade for 6-7 years, then I would also rather wait till next year with the build when fresh gpus hit the market.

won't they come in August, or what is the expected release? The article linked earlier says "in few months".

jesus, and I just picked up a used 6700k, because I thought 1151 is not supported.

I just order ram everytime there is a pricing error on amazon, some get delivered after weeks some not at all, but you can save good money with a little patience.

ETH is done, I would get rid of your mining rigs while the cards are still expensive.

what is the power consumption of a Xeon oc'ed to like 4,00Ghz, I read something like 140W is that realistic?

so far 80-100 tabs are my limit, depending on the content, then my RAM is maxed out, and switching between tabs gets slow, CPU is stressed 40-60% when I dont watch a video.

I am currently trying out different browsers, but mainly using Chrome atm. With Firefox I have big performance issues as soon as I have more than 3-4 video tabs open, I don't know what it is. With Chrome I noticed that after a certain time live content stops working/loading and I have to reload...

Hello, what hardware do I need for heavy browsing use with like 100-200+ tabs open, watching live charts, videos, chats streams. Of course as much RAM as possible is a no brainer, but how many cores/threads are sufficient for this case, like could a 6C/12T be enough? Or also as much as...

Oh nice thought this would come end of 2017. The 27" is also up for preorder in Europe.

sorry, meant RX 5xx. But 100 per card in a few weeks? I also live in Europe, electricity is like 0.3$ here, but I guess many will go to eastern europe.

shops here say they will have new RX 4xx cards in 2 weeks, why are miners still ready to pay 300 for a RX 470?

Could someone test this with Arma or Squad running 4C/4T or 4C/8T?

They still havent fixed the zoom bug though.

I am playing this waiting for Insurgency: Sandstorm. I think it is decent, but wished it would be more tactical somewhat.