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The XV definitely has no fan

In all honesty I mainly game but also use it for work and photo / video editing, I will mainly benefit right now from clock speed likely due to gaming being primary use. I have the following kit sat waiting for proc / mobo / RAM Evolv X Case 2 x Samsung 970 Pro NVMe drives which I will raid...

Becos I was looking at threadripper intially and talked myself down on cost thinking the 9900 series might be a better bang for buck option for my usecase. And if I'm going to drop £1k on a CPU and mobo getting a 9900 series I might aswell move to HEDT instead..... similar cost, get extra cores...

if the 9900 pricing gets gouged I'll just go threadripper same as a lot of people I think guess we will all know soon enough now.

not sure if anyones already posted or seen this... some more fuel for the fire if not... Silicon lottery listed prices for the 9 series.. 9-9900K (8c/16t)) USD $479.99, and the i7-9700K (8c/8t) at $369.99...

not sure this helps but just noticed that OC are getting these in https://www.overclockers.co.uk/cablemod-aio-sleeving-kit-series-2-for-evga-clc-nzxt-kraken-white-cm-14l-cm.html

So it arrived! Will open and post more photos over next few days abit hectic here atm!

Thanks and Enjoy! Can see my order has been dispatched and on its way already.

Different build based on GPU first you can bring it lower by removing / changing the NVME. My basket at Overclockers UK: 1 x AOC AGON AG241QG 24" 2560 x 1440 TN G-Sync 165Hz Widescreen LED Multimedia Monitor - Black/Red= £379.99 1 x MSI GeForce GTX 1080Ti Gaming 11264MB GDDR5X PCI-Express...

Thanks for keeping us informed!

we wont see them until they come out, so October hopefully.......

For those it helps hexus converted the SGD rates Intel Core i9-9900K (8 Core / 16 Thread): SGD666 = £370/US$480 Intel Core i7-9700K (8 Core / 8 Thread): SGD518 = £290/US$375 Intel Core i5-9600K (6 Core / 6 Thread): SGD370 = £205/US$270 Intel Core i3-9350K (4 Core / 4 Thread): SGD252 =...

suprised no ones asked this already, what data is being stored on it and how important is it too you? also what capacitiy of data do you have to store? The raid type should be chosen around your requirements / usage scenario.

Thanks for the advice on the allocation sizes

Not sure but if you raise one now if they don't get to it today they will pick it up tomorrow morning, frustrating being without a PC though I know so bet you're anxious to get sorted quickly!

Error code 00 means it not even started posting, I would normally suggest removing power & cmos battery however if it is a pre-overclocked bundle that would likely lose your config.. contacting support is prob best way to go as smiffy advised.

Did you just insult someone for saying buy refurb then suggested B Grade items? Meaning of B Grade.. It is an item which cannot be sold as new. Because the box is damaged, the seals are broken, there could be missing parts, or it could be refurbished, or a returned item.

Smart UPS tend to be good to prevent data loss if you have an always-on PC, as they give you a period once the power has cut to ensure your machine has time to shutdown cleanly, (they usually connect via usb and send shutdown commands) A surge protector is usually adequate to protect hardware...

try looking at some vids like this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oPMjkFTmz9g And remember the higher the resolution you go the more chance the GPU will bottleneck over the CPU. are the people that told you all this also people trying to sell you anything? :) as for you 3 year question I...

My Advice, if you are going to buy a 1080ti \2080 regardless get it try it and see for yourself in the games you play, you can do that while waiting for the Intel 9000 series to land then make a decision on what CPU you want to go for at that point if you feel you need one. The one thing to...