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That sounds impressive! Maybe you add an indoor Vs outdoor pair of temp sensors and motorise your windows to automatically open when that differential goes the wrong way through
I have a portable aircon which works with Alexa app on the PC and can be automatised to start/stop at temperatures, or to be operated manually. I plan to place that portrable aircon on the attic above my room, fabricate an attachment for the top and put flixible hose on it and lead it onto the ceiling of my room. It will cost about £250 to do the project. Otherwise a real wall mounted aircon would be around 2 grands to buy and get fitted by pros. My issue is that I have close proximity neighbours who still use fireplace and burn wood to heat their house, the smoke gets in through my room windows, but I imagine if I had an aircon on the side of my house, it would do the same and blow in the same polluted air but colder. So probably I will go with attic aircon project for both of those reasons. I will link the aircon to the temperature sensor in my room and make it work like a normal external aircon.
 
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Thanks Overclockers... will get it installed tonight! :)

Good luck everyone!

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Would love to know your thoughts. 88 more places before I get mine.
 
Real questions tho, has anyone seen any reviews or people actually receiving the Asus TUF 5090s from any site? A google search leaves me pondering.
 
I have a portable aircon which works with Alexa app on the PC and can be automatised to start/stop at temperatures, or to be operated manually. I plan to place that portrable aircon on the attic above my room, fabricate an attachment for the top and put flixible hose on it and lead it onto the ceiling of my room. It will cost about £250 to do the project. Otherwise a real wall mounted aircon would be around 2 grands to buy and get fitted by pros. My issue is that I have close proximity neighbours who still use fireplace and burn wood to heat their house, the smoke gets in through my room windows, but I imagine if I had an aircon on the side of my house, it would do the same and blow in the same polluted air but colder. So probably I will go with attic aircon project for both of those reasons. I will link the aircon to the temperature sensor in my room and make it work like a normal external aircon.
What sort of load does your system pull?
 
Real questions tho, has anyone seen any reviews or people actually receiving the Asus TUF 5090s from any site? A google search leaves me pondering.
Aib 5090 cards in general just don't seem large in supply. There's barely any reviews of them. HWUB said they have a bunch but most arrived late, only MSIs arrived early due to them personally hand delivering lol.
 
Real questions tho, has anyone seen any reviews or people actually receiving the Asus TUF 5090s from any site? A google search leaves me pondering.
Absolutely nothing - No reviews, no one received a single unit. Queue on the other site hasn't moved. Makes me think that ASUS prioritized getting some Astrals out the door before even manufacturing a single TUF 5090.
 
Absolutely nothing - No reviews, no one received a single unit. Queue on the other site hasn't moved. Makes me think that ASUS prioritized getting some Astrals out the door before even manufacturing a single TUF 5090.
I agree, not even an estimation, just "Awaiting Despatch Date" while being number 6 in the queue
 
5090 TUF OC.. Haven't moved a single place from 14..
Same here - but I'm 13th. A bit annoying as I only picked that one based on the promised delivery date of 4th-7th February. If I'd realised the 2-12 week ones would be shipping now, I'd have picked a £2000 card rather than almost £2600.
 
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