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stripped down my loop and cleaned,pump,fittings ,blocks and changed hose,flushed system with distilled water 5 times but still have residue in rads. bit of a pain removing the rads ,any suggestions? cheers.

does anyone know if EKWB has any plans to make a block for gigabyte geforce rtx 3090 gaming oc cards?

haha:D find it hard to believe that some cant understand him , but i suppose that's up to the individual.

seems to be a theme on here to knock the guys accent,he has a Scottish accent so what?

the 290 bested the titan, did not stay top dog for long though:).

there will always be hype on this forum,we are all computer nerds after all.

does anyone think,on this generation of cards that DLSS will turn out to be the dogs ****?

watched it when he put it up mate, ( i like jims content ) :)

would like to be a fly on the wall at the next nvidia board meeting,very questionable business decisions have been made this generation.

haha, i wish. i have 1080ti and a gsync monitor, i also own a nvidia shield.

why is it always nvidia v amd with you,i have asked this question before dp,do you benefit financially or receive free gpus from nvidia ?

never said it could mate,but nvidia directors will be worried have no doubt about that.

their share price has dropped by nearly 50% in the last three months mate.

it was the previous one mate,it was fine until the problem started. new board installed and all seems fine, thanks for replays guys.

working perfectly until boot up this morning,then hung at code 99 load vga bios,reset cmos loads of times and tried a different gpu.only republic of gamers splash displayed and can not get into the bios,tonight i tried asus usb flash back with no joy. is there any thing left for me to try before...

the piece in his video about nvidia shills was spot on though ,don't you think ?:D

not me , we are not exactly spoiled for choice in the gpu market.

squeezed like a zit ?

how did the GPP program even get past nvidias own lawyers? bizarre.

love him or hate him, his analysis is needed to keep the reviewers on their toes.