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Cheers. That's what I'd thought but when searching how to check max ram capacity, it came up with the command prompt thing which is giving me 16.Maxed out already according to Dell:
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Cheers. That's what I'd thought but when searching how to check max ram capacity, it came up with the command prompt thing which is giving me 16.Maxed out already according to Dell:
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Can't wait to have a play with all those CUDA cores!
Tweak your command a little to show the max per slot. See what it says then.Cheers. That's what I'd thought but when searching how to check max ram capacity, it came up with the command prompt thing which is giving me 16.
Ive got a i7 4790 (non K) in my system that runs my cinema room with a 1660 super and it deals with everything i throw at it, however im looking at replacing the 1080p projector with a 4k one but im still tempted to just stick a flagship card in with the 4790 and see how it goes!
Cheers, I'll check that tomorrowTweak your command a little to show the max per slot. See what it says then.
wmic memphysical get MaxCapacity, MemoryDevices
interesting!, i only really play racing games too which don't seem to be too CPU intensive. My workstation in my man cave I run a 6700k and that system is what 5 years old now? and I'm in no rush to replace it either, I've never kept a main system for 5 years in my life and I've been building my own machines since 1995!!I did some testing this evening actually. My i5 was only hitting about ~50% utilisation (per core too) at 1080p 150fps, and 35ish at 4k40fps. So I think realistically it’s going to be okay at 4k120 but I may drop in a 4790k just for some extra cores.
Use wmic memphysical get MaxCapacity, MemoryDevices insteadI'm looking at upgrading the RAM again in my laptop - It started with 4 IIRC and I upgraded a few years back to 8. Its getting a bit slow now with the updates to Lightroom and Photoshop etc is making editing a bit tedious. Dont want to shell out on a new laptop as apart from the RAM issue, it seems alright as its had a new SSD and I have a ton of externals.
I've checked the spec of my laptop and its this: Not sure what the majority of it means.
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I've done a check of max spec via command prompt and its 16GB (I think):
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But when I check on memory websites it comes up as max of 8GB which I have now.
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So, what do we think? Am I maxed out or can I grab 2x 8GB sticks?
Came in here by mistake as I thought it was the general gaming thread.
Yall a bunch a nerds with your
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I bid you all a good day
I know, didn't have my glasses on. Next thing I know I'm surfing through a sea of gobbledygook 😂Title should've given it away.
Nope. Announcement for an announcement. They're going to have dick all to compete with nvidia, againBig Navi being revealed tomorrow by the looks of it. Which if it competes with the 3070 which itself is supposed to exceed the 2080 then it could be a decent proposition.
f**k off console peasant.
What’s the deal with gaming keyboards. Don’t want anyone to hear me button bashing. So does that rule out mechanical keyboards? They are the noisy ones iirc?
Mines a Logitech mechanical one with tactile switches iirc.
Went for the Corsair K63 a while back and it's been great. I didn't need the extra space taken up by a numeric keypad (never use it outside of work) and this was a decent price point - around £60 when I bought it.Cheers boys. I play with quite a few PC players on here and I’ve never heard any of them press a key (apart from @Yorkshire Pudding whose keyboard sounds like a typewriter). Could also come down to mic sensitivity too I guess ?
Right, comes up with the same for space but with 2 devices?Tweak your command a little to show the max per slot. See what it says then.
wmic memphysical get MaxCapacity, MemoryDevices
It always looks nonsensical to me with loops - where you have the biggest heat generator directly connected to the second biggest heat generator and sharing the water flow?Unsure on what i'd be looking at here for selling on, can someone give a rough estimate?
Motherboard has just been replaced due to previous fault with DRAM.
i5 8600K (Liquid Cooled)
Gigabyte Z390M Gaming mATX
GTX 1080 (Liquid Cooled)
16GB HyperX DDR4 3666mhz RAM
EKWB Liquid Cooling Loop (Covers CPU & GPU)
Case - Thermalake Versa H17
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I fuckin LOVE jurassic world evolution, must have played it through 5 times.Unsure on what i'd be looking at here for selling on, can someone give a rough estimate?
Motherboard has just been replaced due to previous fault with DRAM.
i5 8600K (Liquid Cooled)
Gigabyte Z390M Gaming mATX
GTX 1080 (Liquid Cooled)
16GB HyperX DDR4 3666mhz RAM
EKWB Liquid Cooling Loop (Covers CPU & GPU)
Case - Thermalake Versa H17
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It always looks nonsensical to me with loops - where you have the biggest heat generator directly connected to the second biggest heat generator and sharing the water flow?
Although it's the accepted method above - my brain would be thinking about a seperate GPU and CPU loop and having an equivalent plumbing setup to match the internals of a u-boat.
Do you place your mobile on the monitor stand beneath it? They can interfere with the display signal - it does it on mine - more so via my crappy work's Samsung than by my own iPhone.Also on another note, when i turn on my PC as normal it then shows the main home page screen as normal, about 1 minute or 2 when it powered up my monitor goes black for a second or two then goes back to normal. It only does this after i just turned it on.
Any suggestions what this might be?
Yeah i suppose i do that, it is infact right next to it in front of it. From now on i'll keep it to the side corner of my desk. It's just i got my charger cable directly underneath my monitor on a stand.Do you place your mobile on the monitor stand beneath it? They can interfere with the display signal - it does it on mine - more so via my crappy work's Samsung than by my own iPhone.
Tried allsorts in the past - new settings, replacement cables, updating the firmware on the graphics card - doesn't make a difference. Move the mobile away from the monitor stand by about a foot and it never flickers black at all.
It always looks nonsensical to me with loops - where you have the biggest heat generator directly connected to the second biggest heat generator and sharing the water flow?
Although it's the accepted method above - my brain would be thinking about a seperate GPU and CPU loop and having an equivalent plumbing setup to match the internals of a u-boat.
Oh yeah - I get that - it just doesn't make common sense in my head!Because it doesn't matter a whole lot as long as the water is being pumped reasonably quickly. If the water was being pumped slowly, then the amount of heat energy transferred per ml of water would be greater and the water would heat up a lot between each component. But if it's being pumped quickly then the actual change of temperature is relatively small per ml and the same heat energy is just dissipated over a larger amount of water.
As long as the flow is good the temperature doesn't actually vary much as the coolant flows through a PC loop and it's just the average temperature as a whole of the coolant that matters.