Ding ding, we have a winner. Yep, it's a Fractal Define R6 USB-C. It's a great case....but honestly, it's too small. Next build I go, definitely going with the Define 7 full tower.
So, a few things changed within a month, so here's another update.
Rad setup exactly the same, but I upgraded to a 4090 to properly feed my new 48" OLED display. I installed the new EKWB Vector 2 RGB block on the Gigabyte 4090. Why did I get that specific GPU model? Because there's literally...
Very true. The only saving grace is the tech sites. Wish more companies would be honest so that we didn't have to resort to this. I understand chasing profits, but hot damn, this is getting out of control.
Not necessarily. People in the west won't know any better, and will buy the gimped cards here too. Nvidia will get smart to it, and will start gimping the 4090s on purpose as well for even greater margins. How many threads do you think we'll find on people saying they bought a 4090 but it...
Taking a stab at it, and thinking they might be removing some of the AI stuff from it, because of the sanctions on China?
At least that's my best educated guess.
Edit: Looks like my guess was right...
Yep, totally hear you all. I've already got 2 PSUs, a Corsair HX1500i and a Seasonic Snow Silent 1050W to test with, moved houses 3 years ago to a one with MUCH BETTER electric wiring, and a good rig, so I've got a good baseline to test with. Admittedly unscientific results from research on...
I know this is true, but I took my chances because the Gigabyte cards have probably the least chance than others of having coil whine. For instance, the Asus ROG Strix and TUF 4090s are the worst offenders.
Finally joined the 4090 family. Was lusting after one since it came out, but since I upgraded to a 48" LG C3 OLED TV as my monitor this past week, I needed one to drive it because my RTX 2080 Ti doesn't really work too well with it, have to run lower resolutions during gaming and 8 bit color.
I...
Rev. Night, I've actually got the answer for you, because I already do exactly what you are trying to. The best of all is that you don't need any fancy hardware or to split audio signals. Some background first.
FYSA, I'm a musician. I currently have an RME Fireface UCX audio interface. I'm also...