Computer and electronics dorks come complain about stuff here

[Jumpem]

They use a multi lens array tho. Each pixel has its own lens. So better viewing angle uniformity.

Colors are probably trailing the Samsung panels though. At least from what I have been reading about the QD OLED versus LG G3 MLA televisions.

I have an LG OLED now, and am curious to see one of the Samsung sets.

 

[lowfat]

Colors are probably trailing the Samsung panels though. At least from what I have been reading about the QD OLED versus LG G3 MLA televisions.

I have an LG OLED now, and am curious to see one of the Samsung sets.

I think the big issue is the white pixel on LG. They need to move to a normal RGB setup.

 

[hootpie]

Those are stupid expensive. Why not just buy a couple of Ubiquiti U6 Lites?

Short and truthful answer: I don't know what I'm doing

Do the U6 Lites extend the Amplifi Alien network? Is it low latency enough for gaming?

Edit: looks like Ubiquiti and Alien lines are not inter-operable.

 

[lowfat]

Short and truthful answer: I don't know what I'm doing

Do the U6 Lites extend the Amplifi Alien network? Is it low latency enough for gaming?

They can mesh like Amplifi but you'd really rant to run a network cable to each access point if possible.

Should be able to game no problem.

 

[hootpie]

They can mesh like Amplifi but you'd really rant to run a network cable to each access point if possible.

Should be able to game no problem.

My situation is: modem = very far from my work/gaming computer. No way of hardwiring anything, so I'm reliant on going pure wireless.

The Asus GT-6's seem like the best option given they're tri-band, utilize a third 160MHz band (for back-channel), and are supposedly designed with gaming/latency in mind.

 

[XR250rdr]

Can't surface mount cable?

 

[bearsdidit]

My situation is: modem = very far from my work/gaming computer. No way of hardwiring anything, so I'm reliant on going pure wireless.

The Asus GT-6's seem like the best option given they're tri-band, utilize a third 160MHz band (for back-channel), and are supposedly designed with gaming/latency in mind.

I drilled holes and ran cat 6 outside in my last rental.😆

Thankfully, I didn’t need to anything extreme when we purchased last year.

 

[hootpie]

Can't surface mount cable?

Unfortunately no.

 

[TenSteel]

Hey look boys, I finally did the damn thing.

 

[XR250rdr]

I only had 5 connected RGB devices. No fans since the RGB version of the torrent was non existent at launch.

which sleeving did you use?

 

[lowfat]

which sleeving did you use?

MDPC-X Carbon-BTI

 

[TenSteel]

Now I have to dig around my PSU cavity to figure out if I already plugged a second 8 pin connector and left it in there.

And lucky for me this FB seller was super chill and patient to meet up with me.

 

[yonson]

 

[the_antsy_honda]

Now I have to dig around my PSU cavity to figure out if I already plugged a second 8 pin connector and left it in there.

And lucky for me this FB seller was super chill and patient to meet up with me.

gl man, hope it works out well for you

 

[stevezissou]

cliffs = diminishing returns

 

[lowfat]

That mouse is ugly af.

 

[TenSteel]

gl man, hope it works out well for you

If my research is right it should pretty comfortably give me about a 50% uplift in raster performance.

At 1440p ultrawide I’m averaging about 60-70 fps on high detail with demanding games before I turn on DLSS.

I’m hoping ray tracing can be just about par with what my 3060 ti can do, I can live with that.

 

[Nonphixion]

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Hey look boys, I finally did the damn thing.

what model is it?

I'm trying to get a RTX 3080 Turbo (Gigabyte 10GB) for 550 euro, wish me luck

 

[TenSteel]

gl man, hope it works out well for you

what model is it?

I'm trying to get a RTX 3080 Turbo (Gigabyte 10GB) for 550 euro, wish me luck

That price is the sweet spot, isn't it? GL my friend.


This card is a 6900 XT that was taken out of an Alienware Mini ITX system.

These were MSI stock boards with simple aesthetic, lower profile coolers. It's a 2 slot design and a 268mm length, so it can fit comfortably into a mini ITX case if I decide to put it into my next build. I also like how they used a kind of retro green PCB and the old Radeon font.

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AMD Radeon RX 6800 XT from Dell Alienware system Not very often we get to see up close an OEM graphics card from a pre-built system. A Reddit Hardcorex has uploaded photos of the Radeon RX 6800 XT graphics card that is being used by Dell Alienware systems. Those pre-built gaming PCs also come...

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The guy even took the cooler off, sent me a pic of the die SKU to prove that it was a 6900 XT, then re-pasted it with Thermal Grizzly before I bought it.

Picked it up for $550, not a bad deal imho.

 

[TenSteel]

I have to pull a graveyard shift tonight and work through into the next day, so hopefully I can come home by early afternoon tomorrow and pop this bad boy in. I'm so stoked!

 

[TenSteel]

That mouse is ugly af.

It's no G502 KDA edition. @the_antsy_honda

 

[the_antsy_honda]

It's no G502 KDA edition. @the_antsy_honda

i dropped off the G502 bandwagon but I still feel bad about it

 

[lowfat]

Fixed feelings about my new Mionix Naos Pro. If you click too lightly it double clicks. Back button occasionally sticks. Software is hot garbage, worst I may have ever used.

 

[the_antsy_honda]

 

[CPTMULLET]

yes this is mouse