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Decent, yes, but it's on Epic.

I don't have the twatter but someone should forward this link, privately. Not sure if this place is in the condition to take an assload more traffic at the moment.

It's like a colored Calvin Klein ad from back then

Gigabyte has always been shit, and Newegg turned to shit about 15 years ago, so I'm not sure why anyone even bothered in the first place.

Only reason I'm Elite is because I reluctantly bought an EVGA 3090 XC3 Hybrid since it was the first, and thus far only, queue card that popped. I don't need a 3090 and I absolutely didn't want to pay that much but I figured it was going to be the only way I could replace my 980ti without...

I want to see the finished/packaged version of this.

I gave up on those assholes years ago. https://hardforum.com/threads/newegg-rma-technicians-are-breaking-my-returns.1694667/ This wasn't even a new behavior when that thread was created.

Just to follow up on these pics since they're nice and small with highlight circles. Your GPU is dead. It will never work because it looks like that section of the PCB had a high current event and likely burnt up some PCB layers and likely shorted together some power and ground planes...

I'll help if, and only if, you post high quality pictures of absolutely everything you're using here

Keep in mind these are all my personal opinion and I may be factually incorrect because of personal bias. This is not meant to be a comprehensive and declarative statement on the current video card manufacturer meta. ASUS and EVGA are at the top of the heap, for the most part. I think this...

In my opinion they've always played in the mud with really low effort and cheap hardware designs. Based on the 30 series cards reviews out there they seem to be the worst performers when it comes to power, noise, heat, and clocks for the various brands available in the states. Same with PNY. I...

10 series cards were hard to get and overpriced near the end of their life-cycle due to crypto-mining 20 series cards sucked in my opinion and offered a terrible value proposition compared to the outgoing 10 series cards COVID happened and more people are gaming than ever before, many on old...

Thanks for the heads up! I still have my old as a backup mouse but the right click is a bit funky. Glad to have a brand new backup :)

LoL Good stuff!

Odds are Newegg will also charge you for the return, and then deny it because it was opened and not in the retail packaging. LoL

They'll have to draw the line somewhere so after about 2 minutes everyone would be waiting again. Then you'll have the customer support issues and drag on your support staff dealing with constant 'where's my card' inqueries. Finally there's probably drawbacks on how that type of revenue is...

Same. Not a single one. Compare that to last night and I did get my Best Buy PS5 notification.

Total BS I was there, the site never flinched and I never saw them in stock.

This LOL, diminish? No, at this point I'm 100% more interested.

I almost pulled the trigger on one of those last night but them I remembered, yeah, fuck Newegg, and decided not to.

Had all my things ready to go at 6:57AM, and by 7:06AM the only place that showed any signs of life was Best Buy in the sense that you could add one to your cart for a time but could never complete the transaction. Everything else was a flatline. Supposedly the local Micro Center had about 20...

Ah, gotcha, that is problematic.

I've thought about that and it says each 12V supply does 40A each. The PCIe spec says 150W max per 8-Pin connector, so assuming it can actually deliver 150W on each of the 12V rails, that's less than half below the max for each rail. Obviously I haven't been following power supply design, hence...

Pretty sure I'm going to get an AIO 3080 but I'm also interested to see the 3090 results at 4K. I may pull the trigger on a 3080 FE if I can get one to hold me over and then sell it for an AIO 3080/3090 when they're out. I'm hoping AMD has something to show because nVidia really does have us all...

eMachines gave Gateway cancer :(

Nah, absolutely not, but I'm mostly bored and wanted to yell at cloud.

Maybe I'm old but AIB still means 'add in board' and what we're talking about here are dedicated external GPUs plugging in to PCIe slots, so by default they're AIB's, so why do people keep using this phrase when referring to the differences between AMD/NVIDIA default/reference designs over...

Please please please please please someone do some real benchmarking with the two versions. I want some quality data on this Denuvo performance tax and now is a great opportunity.

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Heh, it's not even about RDRAM :) But also I would leave the HBM and GDDR tech talk to Samsung or Micron who actually have an influencing stake in the JEDEC committees for these standards.