Recent content by immolationepoch

Check this out: https://n3rdware.com/components/single-slot-upgrade-set

This goes without saying and did nothing to resolve my issues. Log to follow when I have the time.

My own experience has been decidedly less plug-and-play and more head-against-the-wall. I will share a detailed write up of my own experience in case it benefits others with similar issues.

I'm sure quite a few people on here have managed to purchase a 5080 FE. I see a lot of varied issues plaguing RTX 5XXX owners including the 5080 (which is of interest to me, especially the FE). What has the initial experience been like? Plug and play? Troubleshooting required? Crashes? Black...

Thanks for the shout out! I need 2 x 16 GB however.

Preferably Samsung B-Die or Micron E-Die for which I will pay a premium. Otherwise, min. 3600 MT/s. My budget is 6K.

Here are the ones that stayed with me in no particular order (not an exhaustive list): Dragon Age: Origins (PC). All subsequent DA games cannot hold a candle to the original masterpiece. Sunk many hundreds of hours into this. Resident Evil 4 (original and remake). I've played the original RE4...

Such a fantastic game. The PS2 era is unmatched imo.

It was the most immersed I'd been in a very long time. Has anybody here played this game called Cold Fear on the PS2?

The bloodhounds of TE strike again!

Give me rasterization performance, or give me death!

All of this outrage over pricing is getting old, especially as people continue to throw money at Nvidia. Yes, prices have decoupled from performance gains and nothing suggests this will change. Nvidia has pricing power and they're using it. They are a publicly-traded, for-profit company and...

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I'm not sure about the Ada generation, but the RTX A2000 at stock exhibits GPU clock spikes and also runs hot, even at 70W. You should see quite an improvement by adjusting the voltage-frequency curve. Mandatory if you're using this in a tiny chassis. By some reports, the all-copper N3rdware...