SharkyUK
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If you're editing significant amounts of 4k video then I'd be looking at 32GB RAM, the fastest nVidia GPU you can afford (ideally with more than 8GB) and a couple of fast SSDs.
I’m not editing 4K at the minute just 1080p, I’ve noticed my SSD is almost full but my Hard Drive 1TB is almost empty how can I transfer storage from one to another?If you're editing significant amounts of 4k video then I'd be looking at 32GB RAM, the fastest nVidia GPU you can afford (ideally with more than 8GB) and a couple of fast SSDs.
I’m not editing 4K at the minute just 1080p, I’ve noticed my SSD is almost full but my Hard Drive 1TB is almost empty how can I transfer storage from one to another?
RAM would be a definite for improving video editing. If you're doing a reasonable amount of that too - maybe see if you can nab a cheap i7 6700k off eBay?I'm sure I've mentioned about this on here in a previous post but it was a while back. I'm starting to do a lot more editing on my computer now for my YouTube channel. My PC is about 5 Years old now and I'd like a bit more speed going through the different screens. I presume i need some RAM? I've got at the minute Team Group Elite 8GB 2X4GB DDR4 190200C16 2400MHz .
RAM would be a definite for improving video editing. If you're doing a reasonable amount of that too - maybe see if you can nab a cheap i7 6700k off eBay?
It should fit given the socket type - but ideally if we knew your mobo make & model, I could check for you.
3090Ti stock alerts now coming through.
Scan's got them at £1,879.
I should have messaged you straight away mate. When I got the alert earlier today, they did have the FE card in stock.Already gone it would seem.
Yep - and again this morning.Showing as in stock on Scan again now unless I’m being dumb?
I've got a question about Calibrating the monitor, i guess that it needs doing as i been doing it for some years now. How often do you do yours? Is it just a gimmick if you do it every other week or Month? It's just every time i do it even if it's just a couple days, a week or every month, the results are that there's a change in colour. Just to see if there's a difference
I've got a question about Calibrating the monitor, i guess that it needs doing as i been doing it for some years now. How often do you do yours? Is it just a gimmick if you do it every other week or Month? It's just every time i do it even if it's just a couple days, a week or every month, the results are that there's a change in colour. Just to see if there's a difference
So the 40 series, when they eventually come out, will be pretty much pointless for 4k gaming?That's it. Sorry for the long and largely pointless post.
TLDR; The 3080/Ti is the card to get for gaming, the 3090 the one to get if you're baller and/or into content production or GPU compute, the 3090 Ti if you're mega-baller.
So the 40 series, when they eventually come out, will be pretty much pointless for 4k gaming?
I am thinking of getting a high Hz curved 4k monitor in a few months and maybe a pre built 3090ti setup.
I think it's more that they're a complete waste of most people's time at this point. 5-10% uplift and a 500-530W power draw with rising energy prices? I'm already hearing ruffling of an imminent announcement on the NV front. It's DOA IMOLooks like the 3090Ti cards (so far) aren't as tricky to supply
I just had another Blue Screen Of Death , i took a picture as you said and it says at the bottom what failed......Oh no not at all mate! Last time I had bad blue screening it was just a faulty stick of RAM. If it happens again keep your phone near it to take a photo of the code. Blue screening is a bit like limp mode for a car, it detects a problem and shuts the PC down to prevent it breaking. Even a format could fix it all
I just had another Blue Screen Of Death , i took a picture as you said and it says at the bottom what failed......
what failed: nvlddmkm.sys
any help would be appreicated
i just did a quick google and it says go into Device Manager and update the Driver in there and i pressed the Update Driver Tab and it says already updated. Also i get pop ups from Nvidia about updates now and again and when i get them i update it that wayLooks like a driver issue that mate, Nvidia. I'd update your GPU driver but make sure you perform a "clean install".
What GPU is it?
I'd download it manually from Nvidia mate - https://www.nvidia.co.uk/Download/driverResults.aspx/187349/en-uki just did a quick google and it says go into Device Manager and update the Driver in there and i pressed the Update Driver Tab and it says already updated. Also i get pop ups from Nvidia about updates now and again and when i get them i update it that way
It's a Nvidia GTX1050ti
Edit..... I just watched another YouTube video and this guy is showing a different way of updating the driver from the Device Manager where my gfx name is, this time i pressed "Browse my computer for drivers". and this time it was downloading update.
doing it now, thanksI'd download it manually from Nvidia mate - https://www.nvidia.co.uk/Download/driverResults.aspx/187349/en-uk
That's the one you want. When you start the process it'll give you the option for "Express" install or "Custom". You want to click custom and then there's a little check box saying "Perform a clean install". You want to check that. What that does is remove all of the previous drivers and install them brand new. I reckon that'll help with the blue screening.
doing it now, thanks
edit, all done now.
Would that driver update effect google? I’m having trouble getting signed in to Google and YouTube seems iffy tooFingers crossed mate
Do not get an 11th Gen Intel CPU. Renowned for being overpriced, under performing and super hot.Have been playing with the idea of a PC setup lately and came up with this on pcspecialist. Honestly though I'm clueless with this so definitely need to do some research. One of the guys at work offers a pc building service and a guy I work with son also does this so maybe cheaper to get the parts seperate and go to them but that seems like a faff.
Also am I missing anything else? Besides monitor, chair and desk is that basically it? Also don't want to go overkill on the build but do want to get something that will be holding its own for a good few years rather than having to switch stuff out down the line.
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Needs more RAM and needs an SSD for games not spinning rustHave been playing with the idea of a PC setup lately and came up with this on pcspecialist. Honestly though I'm clueless with this so definitely need to do some research. One of the guys at work offers a pc building service and a guy I work with son also does this so maybe cheaper to get the parts seperate and go to them but that seems like a faff.
Also am I missing anything else? Besides monitor, chair and desk is that basically it? Also don't want to go overkill on the build but do want to get something that will be holding its own for a good few years rather than having to switch stuff out down the line.
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Yeah don't bother with a mechanical HDD, I did exactly the same thing and compared with running games from the NVMe it's no contest.Have been playing with the idea of a PC setup lately and came up with this on pcspecialist. Honestly though I'm clueless with this so definitely need to do some research. One of the guys at work offers a pc building service and a guy I work with son also does this so maybe cheaper to get the parts seperate and go to them but that seems like a faff.
Also am I missing anything else? Besides monitor, chair and desk is that basically it? Also don't want to go overkill on the build but do want to get something that will be holding its own for a good few years rather than having to switch stuff out down the line.
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