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Other retailers are offering Starfield with these new GPUs.

200 is personally the sweet spot for me, anything more is just nice to have.

It’s super unreliable, my estate is not on the map yet I have been enjoying FTTP.

Intel uses TSMC for their ARC gpus.

Ryzen 7800X3D $449 - launches April 6th Ryzen 7900X3D $599 - launches Feb 28th Ryzen 7950X3D $699 - launches Feb 28th

I’m the same with Nestle since they are done real scummy things that impacts human lives but I have zero care when it comes to Intel / AMD / Nvidia doing dirty tactics. I will purchase from whoever has the best hardware in my price range.

the original A version has volume control at front so I have them at about 30% so it’s not super loud when I use my sub & control it within windows. Genelec recommend only having dip switch 5 turned on when it’s against the wall...

My TV from JL updated to 03.11.25 automatically but waiting for the latest update.

Very late response sorry but I have never used headphones with my M2 but certainly blown my ears out on different setups. :o Headphone amp with volume control could easily prevent that from happening at least. Welcome to the club, hope you enjoy them!

Youtube video on the subject. :)

You will be very happy with your setup, solid combo you can’t go wrong with unless you feel like you need a decent amount of bass. Tiny compromise not being able to read the VU as easily but all that extra IO at a lower price is a nice brained plus you actually need it. :) It is indeed a LG...

Pair of Genelec 8030a + Genelec 7050b sub sitting under the desk, both are 13 years old with some visible damage but no audio issues. Motu M2 as my DAC. :)

GPU upgrade would give you far more FPS if you're still running your 1070 especially since you're running a higher resolution.

Thanks guys, glad are more options in the market and they are catering to custom pcbs too. I will see what the gpus are like once they are out, the past few years I have just been strapping a pair of 120mm noctua fans to my gpu and has done a good job.

I haven't used a GPU block since gtx 480 days, who is currently classed as top tier? I remember Aquacomputer and heatkiller being highly regarded but on the more expensive side. Looks like nickel & plexi is even more popular than before, I would love to just grab a acetal & copper block for...

I have a slightly different opinion after moving from a 27” 1440p screen, I just part of the screen when working and leave a large section at the top and a bit at the bottom completely empty to make it far more manageable. I could personally never go back.

HDTVTest used the TrueHQ HDMI 2.1 cable and worked perfectly doing 120hz @ 4K & VRR. I picked up a club3D 2.1 cable but have yet to test it due to lack of cards being available.

You have to purchase it.

Ergotron HX.

Exactly my thoughts, people on the forum have been talking like they will die soon if they do not get a gpu in a week or two. I would be delighted if not having my £700+ GPU was the biggest stress in my life. :p