It's redundant. Why do you need to waste more space for keys that are already on the keyboard and have to be reached ?
I hate typing numbers without a number pad. If you get used to a number pad, not having it is quite a hinderance.
I use the numpad a lot and just a personal preference on that I like full keyboards. Will agree that building a custom keyboard is insane based on the prices I've seen and the group buying and all that wild shit. Definitely looks like a rich mans hobby, lol.
Yeah, you're spot on. Not having that numpad would make me feel like the keyboard is naked. What company did you get your keyboards from?
When do folk usually replace a PSU?
How accurate is this table though? Also, going with 3xxx series cards means you don't get DLSS 3.Just buy a 3060Ti'G6X or 3070 for like 350 dollars and call it a day.
The 4060Ti will be atleast 500 dollars and come with buyers remorse from the jump.
They are also not only gimped on memory bandwidth but also by being PCIEx8 instead of x16.
If you are in the US hunt down an RTX3080 for ~450 dollars and your are sorted.
The NHD15 is 110 dollars before tax?
Kopite leaked the entire RTX40 launch line up nearly 2 years ago.....totally accurately down to the CUDA and cache count. (The 4080(ti)20G is the only chip we havent seen yet, and bet they announce it at GTC)
Nuphy. This is what I bought. I don't know if all 60% keyboards are designed to do this, but this one fits right on top of the keyboard on my laptop. The feet fit in between the keys and it sits there stable.
A good psu can last you through several builds. However, nvidia recommends at least a 750w psu for a 3090 so you are cutting it rather close there. Plus power supplies tend to be able to supply a little less wattage as they age. If you're not having issues then you could keep it but running it at the edge could also shorten its life span.Currently have a 700w Cooler Master PSU that I've had for quite a while now, its powered a Fury Nano, Vega 64, 5700XT, RTX 2080ti and now a 3090, to give some indication of its service record. Haven't had any issues in the few weeks or so the 3090 has been in the system, but I'm still wondering if its time to retire the ol' gal and replace it with a newer model given it's age
If you can get that combo deal of the 7900x, Asus Strix B650e and the free RAM for $600? Absolutely do it. That's an insane deal in my opinion. My local Microcenter is all out of the deal in spite of having a ton of stock of each product. I heavily thought about it, BUT my better judgement took over and said your hardware is fine! lol
Besides FrameGen, doesn't DLSS 3 also offer better results than the previous version of the Nvidia upscaler?
I actually bought a 7700X and a Gigabyte B650E Master last month but returned them. My current Intel board is a Gigabyte too (Z390 Master)
Asus is honestly excellent, but steer clear of Armory Crate, it's incredibly hard to remove and is jank af.
Is there any software to replace Armory Crate? Because it really is junk af...
XMP is supposed to make things stable you got faulty ram.
KuraiShidosha
might be using an XMP speed that is above the oficial memory speed. Thus, the instability.
Idk really, but I didn't really feel like I need it in any way.
An RTX 3060 should be fine for your needs.
Will check it out then. Thank you.
Thank you.
TDP for the 3060 is 170 W. You should be fine with that setup you have and a 650 W PSU.
Thank you. will buy that one then.
DLSS SuperResolution works on Ampere and even Turing.
Where did you find a 200 dollar 12600K?
So in other words, DLSS 3.0 is DLSS2.4 upscaler + Frame Generation?
I agree that the NV2 is a shit drive, but do think it'll still be bad as just a game drive? I thought about because $100 for 2TB sounds aces for my living room rig.
A Crucial p3 plus is about the same price and a much much better SSD.
The 4000 cards aren't bad. They are a significant improvement over 3000 cards.
