Images of items I have purchased (except trainers [no feet pics]) - Do NOT use imgur, postimage or imgbb!

Poundland light sensing night lights ,they are errrr a pound each ,ideal if you have kids dogs or like me no street lighting ,got 4 and when i have to leave for an early shift they give a surprising amount of illumination to give an occupied look

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LiE said:
Decided to return my Aorus 5700 XT and pick up a used reference 5700 XT and water block + back plate for the same price. Now added into the new PC along with a chipset water block to do away with the annoying little fan.

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I'm more interested in your camera and lens? And what filter/effect is applied. Really nice shots :)
 
AndyCr15 said:
I'm more interested in your camera and lens? And what filter/effect is applied. Really nice shots :)
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I use a Fuji XT30 with either the 35mm F1.4 for the shallow depth of field or the 18-55 for some photos (like the shot across the desk you quoted)

Editing is done in Lightroom Classic, mainly tweaking light and curves, also use the Fuji classic chrome colour profile.
 
LiE said:
You certainly are doing it wrong buying a 2080Ti so late in the GPU cycle!
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I been waiting months to upgrade my GPU and it could be months again before the 3000 series is released (specially with this virus effecting everything)
and even if they did get released very soon is there going be stock or is it going take weeks to months to get hold of one like when 2080ti was released
 
chaparral said:
I been waiting months to upgrade my GPU and it could be months again before the 3000 series is released (specially with this virus effecting everything) and even if it did get released very soon is there going be stock or is it going take months to hold of one like when 2080ti was released
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So you buy a £400 2070 Super to tied you over and bank the £700 saving.
 
chaparral said:
Not worth paying around £450 for the performance a 2070s would give me over the GTX 1080 which I upgraded from.
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I did that upgrade on black friday.

I sold my 1080 on ebay for £290 and paid £470 for a 2070 super with COD which I sold for £30. Net spend = £150 to go from a 1080 with zero warranty to a 2070 super which not only is faster, it runs cooler and more efficient and has a brand new warranty on top. I thought that was worth paying £150 for.

My 2070 super is idling right now after gaming at 31C whilst gaming i've never seen it go above 65C usually hovers around 55C to 60C. Beast of a card and I can't believe how cool it runs. Clocks well too.
 
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