Recent content by lukem5

bought my 7800x3d like 8 months ago for $350, well worth the $150 extra over this "deal"

deal for dummies lol. that 7900 gre is a better price for what u get and not power hungry. when next gen comes out q4 expect the 7900xt to be around 600$, xtx 700 I'd bite then, but im hoping the gfx card price scandal is over in the next few years, amazing theyve kept prices this high this...

reference 7900xt whines a little only with certain games at certain times, barely noticable fans much louder

aaaahahaha linux will get better, yeah they been saying that for what 30 years now. i absolutely despise windows but its the only thing that works (most of the time).

id say less than 20k, from all my hours of bing watching gfx repair videos one thing ive noticed is, 1/3 of them will be need a new core, another 3rd will have some rare part you can only get from an exact donor card, so most of those cards will be scrap binned. all by design ofc, gfx card...

enjoy it for the 2 years it lasts. id highly reccomend undervolting it.

i still dont trust CM with psu's, sticking to tried and true corsair, superflower, evga, high end seasonic. let psu manufacturers prove themselves first with reliability, clean power and longevity before u buy.

yeah the new 10 year warrranties seasonic, nzxt and superflower are offering are pretty ballsy, im sure atx desktop pc's will be around then, how else will i get 500fps on my 16k 600hz quantam microdot oled monitor?

when you price match you have to use a best buy address/store thats near a micro center or maybe just a best buy with microcenter in the state. atleast i did. I told the chat rep a best buy that wasnt in a micro center state, she said she couldnt price match it because its the lowest price in...

last year october the gigabyte aorus 120hz oled 48" was $600 after rebate on newegg, stilll wish i got that!

why not it all comes from the same manufacturer. its not like theres some rogue underground chinese lab replicating CPU's. . i got a 5700xt for 90$ from them and it works great.

well thats pretty dishonest since an rma is usually a refurbished card. again all the people saying, " I had a good time RMA'ing pny " should really tell you to steer clear of the brand.

well i upgraded to 1440p and honeslty its just not that big of an improvement over 1080, we are talking less than 30% more pixels. vs 100% more at 4k. just not worth it to upgrade IMO, (if u care about motion clarity for fast paced games like FPS)

if you care about high hz gaming and motion clarity, we just aren't there yet IMO, i'd stick to 1080p gaming till prices come down in the next few years hopefully. OLEDs cost too much and even the 4090 struggles at 4k to get 100+ fps. i splurged $1800 on a gaming setup and am pretty...

This is just a sh*tty marketing ploy to make everyone who bought one feel good about spending $1800 on a goddamn graphics card.