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@ch-b congratz bro .. where did you get your monitor and how much ?
@NAM i moved to usa, I bought it from newegg.com for 250$
might want to route that CPU power cable behind the motherboard tray through the bottom PSU grommet and then pop it back up from the top grommet.
@ch-b bro, do you even manage cables? that looks like the beginning of a really bad cable spaghetti.
Last edited by Die_Kapitan (October 30 2015)
Today I get the following Brand Items Total Price for Both including VAT: 81USD
Bloody B254 / 4 Light Strike Gaming Keyboard
http://www.bloody.com/en/productsKEY.php?pid=11&id=63
&
Bloody RT5 Warrior Wireless Gaming Mouse
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Bloody-RT5-Warr … B00MIUHYSQ
Upgrading from: Bloody B120 Keyboard& ZL5 Sniper Laser Mouse which I'll keep them as a cushion stock
I trust A4tech Bloody Series - Very Durable , Lot of Options , Reasonable Price No Need to Go for Asus , Corsair & Razor in my opinion & pay hefty prices for products' value proposition that you can find in the Bloody Series.
Last edited by Tech Guru (January 9 2016)
Hey guys ... i am making an new rig on low budget and here is what i picked... need opinions about vga please:
-cpu I7-6700k4.0ghz
-mb msi z107A pc mate/gaming pro (depending on vga..pc mate 50$ less but support crossfire and not sli)
-case thermal take
-psu depending on vga
-ram kingstone hyper series 2x8gb ddr4 or 1x16gb ddr4 2133mhz cause its the highest supporso here is ted by the cpu as i read on intel website
-VGA: here lays the issue... i was looking to go with the radeon r9 3kingstone 90x, to save money in exchange of good performance, couldnt find in pcandparts and in msi resellers here and when i found was overpriced... i stumbelled into a gtx 980ti gold edition for 700$ and was thinking if i should go with it so here my question:
R390x availablity at low price?
Gtx 980ti or gtx 980 (x2)am talking about sli ? What is your opinion for vga guys?
a 980ti for 700$ is a good deal. get it.
What in the world???
You follow stocks or something?
please supply rig and monitor details. i am soon looking to make a 6 x 55" TV display for one of the agencies we serve, just want to know more about your display resolution and what gfx is driving them
wicked setup bro!
+Gaming Case: Thermaltake Urban T81 full-tower chassis
+CPU: Intel Core i7-3930K Sandy Bridge-E 6-Core 3.2GHz
+CPU Cooling: Hydro Series™ H110i GT 280mm Extreme Performance Liquid CPU Cooler
+Motherboard: GA-X79S-UP5-WIFI (rev. 1.0)
+RAM: 32GB Kingston DDR3-1600
+Video Card: 1x GIGABYTE G1 Gaming GeForce GTX 970 4GB
1x GTX 960 Gaming 2G
+Power Supply: Toughpower 750W GOLD Thermaltake
+Hard Disk: 480gb HyperX Kingston SSD 2x 2TB Seagate 7200rpm
as for the monitors, the main one is a BenQ XL2720Z 27', rest are a range of 22-24's, all 1920x1080. Samsung's and Dell mainly.
the stands for the higher screens are DIY, costs 10$ each, since the aftermarket ones were quite expensive.
wow , insane but i am dying to know which gpu can run this setup , i am thinking probably , you have a four way sli rig ....
wait , is it possible to run gpus with different chipsets in sli ?
wait , is it possible to run gpus with different chipsets in sli ?
For Nvidia, it has to be the same chipset for SLI... but then again, who said anything bout SLI?
It's just two independent graphics card, each minding it own business ^.^
can you explain exactly how this setup is working , i am a bit confused ...
Sure man
SLI takes the load and divide it onto the SLI'ed cards.
But what if you don't care about the load being shared?
Every card is in charge of whatever monitor it is displaying as simple as this
so, 2 cards, each can take up to 4 screens each, independent.
Physically, what you have is two cards, on the motherboard, not related in any way
interesting!
Ill be using a macpro for my setup. Dual D700's to drive 6 55" 4K Tvs. Wish me luck guys. The setup will be used to monitor social media
Sure man
SLI takes the load and divide it onto the SLI'ed cards.
But what if you don't care about the load being shared?
Every card is in charge of whatever monitor it is displaying as simple as thisso, 2 cards, each can take up to 4 screens each, independent.
Physically, what you have is two cards, on the motherboard, not related in any way
Whoah that's nice damn!
I have a question. Is it it easy to expand desktop? (I mean just using windows expand in control panel)
Or do I need a special software to do so?
I've liked the idea, I am thinking to get a cheap GPU and install another two monitors for developing.
Ill be using a macpro for my setup. Dual D700's to drive 6 55" 4K Tvs. Wish me luck guys. The setup will be used to monitor social media
I would never invest a $ on a Mac pc... I would never recommend it either :/
Ngel wrote:Sure man
SLI takes the load and divide it onto the SLI'ed cards.
But what if you don't care about the load being shared?
Every card is in charge of whatever monitor it is displaying as simple as thisso, 2 cards, each can take up to 4 screens each, independent.
Physically, what you have is two cards, on the motherboard, not related in any way
Whoah that's nice damn!
I have a question. Is it it easy to expand desktop? (I mean just using windows expand in control panel)
Or do I need a special software to do so?I've liked the idea, I am thinking to get a cheap GPU and install another two monitors for developing.
its really really easy. and its in windows, no need for any software.
Depends on your budget and what exactly do you expect of ur screens to display, but i would recommend a 950 or a 750Ti for price/performance
Ngel wrote:What in the world???
You follow stocks or something?please supply rig and monitor details. i am soon looking to make a 6 x 55" TV display for one of the agencies we serve, just want to know more about your display resolution and what gfx is driving them
wicked setup bro!
You gotta know who shot you in the back on COD! its important
Sick build man! Submit it to pc gamer or something, they do monthly or weekly competition for the best rig.
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MrClass wrote:Ill be using a macpro for my setup. Dual D700's to drive 6 55" 4K Tvs. Wish me luck guys. The setup will be used to monitor social media
I would never invest a $ on a Mac pc... I would never recommend it either :/
Give me a technical reason
And there is no such thing as a mac pc. It's either mac or pc :)
it is very important to check you facebook and twitter on 4K TV .. it is very crucial to see the duck faces and stupid posts in the most clearer possible way
it is very important to check you facebook and twitter on 4K TV .. it is very crucial to see the duck faces and stupid posts in the most clearer possible way
One could argue that a social media marketing company would benefit immensely from the added real estate (4 windows per screen, 24 windows total). In the age of data harvesting, social media sites are basically a stock exchange, where marketers have to be on top of the trends to better infiltrate the audience.
Just my 2 cents
Stygmata wrote:it is very important to check you facebook and twitter on 4K TV .. it is very crucial to see the duck faces and stupid posts in the most clearer possible way
One could argue that a social media marketing company would benefit immensely from the added real estate (4 windows per screen, 24 windows total). In the age of data harvesting, social media sites are basically a stock exchange, where marketers have to be on top of the trends to better infiltrate the audience.
Just my 2 cents
I did not argue against larger screen ..but higher higher definition ( 4K )
even a simple 1000$ rig can run 4 TVs in 720p