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Thanks for sharing! Regarding the manual switching: how did you actually do that? Was there software that allows you to configure some keyboard shortcut? Was there some special button button on the monitor to press? My concern is that you have to bring up the OSD menu, navigate to the options...

I'm considering getting the 329M1RV so would appreciate you sharing your experience with it: I'm particularly interested in brightness (it seems to be extremely bright). Can you use it in bright rooms without issues? Second big thing is KVM functionality. Have you used it with multiple...

With prices coming down, I'd like to get a 6000 series GPU. I want to use it with VFIO in Proxmox (passthrough to VMs). So I'm looking to get one that works in this scenario. Has anyone bought and use it successfuly like this? Whici particular make/model are you using?

It is a 650w Seasonic. I think it'll barely manage so I'll need to upgrade that as well. Luckily PSUs are not that expensive. This one looks nice, thank you for the suggestion.

I get your advice but due to work reasons I need an AMD card and specifically a 6000 series one. Other than that, I've been very patient (I'm on RX480!). The reason I didn't go for a 5000 series was it still had the PCIe reset bug and then prices shot to the moon and here we are. I want to...

Unfortunately I need AMD cards (Linux OSS drivers) and specifically 6000 series (due to a h/w bug in all previous generations). I work on that stuff and therefore can't use Nvidia...

So I have a strange requirement. I need both Linux/Windows and use something calle GPU pass-through to run VMs in Proxmox (a KVM hypervisor) and switch between the two. The vendor-reset patch makes it work reliably. If all this doesn't mean much to you, I get it (it's a bit exotic) but let's...

I'm going to say that the RX480 also draws 250W (probably more). So if I have both in then I'm looking at 500W for the two GPUs and then another 100W for the Ryzen chip. That'd be about 650W peak total? I should be fine I guess, though maybe in the future I could upgrade to a 750-800W PSU to...

Hey all, Last time I bought a graphics card from OCUK it cost me like £250 (I got an RX480). I wanted to upgrade but the prices meant it's either sell one of my kidneys or wait till I get my bonus. I opted for the latter. I'm between...

Yeah, I was watching the MSI presentations and thinking that this generation of motherboards they're really milking it. Though I'm hoping it may have to do with them wanting to push B450 Max motherboards with 32MB EPROMs... Since they'll support the new generation as well, they probably want to...

So, I'm itching to get my desktop to a decent state. I've got a good monitor/PSU/case and some decent fans, but my base is a super-old FX-4350. So requirements: It has to be micro-ATX; want to keep my chassis. Don't really care to overclock but would like to know that I can put highest end...

So, I casually just went to the store wanting to order a mini PC as my ageing mac mini seems to be near death. Naturally I thought I'd check out a pre-built OCUK option and was surprised looking at: https://www.overclockers.co.uk/pc-systems/home-and-media-pc/mini-home-pcs In the age of Ryzen...

After digesting the reviews I'm really psyched about 2019. We need to remember that GloFo's 12nm is still not on par with Intel's 14nm+++. Next year we'll see Intel's 10nm stacked up against GloFo's 7nm which so far are looking to be very competitive. AMD has gotten pretty close while still...

Ryzen 2000 coming out on 19th April and is looking like very solid with an X470 motherboard. The 2600 would come in cheaper and the 2700 slightly more. Given that the X470 will also support the Ryzen 3000 it's a mighty good proposition. Just need to see how close the single-threaded gap is...

It would be very interesting to see what a 2400G scores with 16-16-16-36 timings (as in the leak). My understanding is it has the same IMC improvements and should score similarly, so matching scores would help boost the credibility of the leak. It makes sense though: AMD knew they'd get...

Here's another thing to ponder: if HBM is so bad, why does Apple have no issue with it? Why does Intel have no issue with it? Both are going to use HBM-based cards so what gives? It's quite simple: if AMD is asking for HBM then Hynix will work on it with... no priority. They know not to expect...

So are we getting the NGG path with this driver update? That's all I want to know.

HBM is not going anywhere. People forget that HBM is both faster and consumes less than GDDR: that's a fact. Sure, it's expensive and yields are not as good as everyone would like, but there IS a market where that's not a problem. That market is NOT gaming. Both Nvidia and AMD will keep using it...

They're frantically searching for superior "glue". I hear some suggested "duct-tape".... :D

It will be very interesting to see what the 12nm Ryzen refresh will bring. I do expect a 10% bump in clock just because of the process improvement, so likely to hit 4.5GHz, but I am hoping that AMD can get a couple of "quick wins" as well from fixing blatant omissions in the "v1" chip. It's a...