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Green Gloves posted:Would I be able to step up an EVGA 980 TI SC+ that I bought used locally? The seller bought it from Amazon on 04/20/2016. It will work as long as I have the invoice right? You can't; original owner only for Step Up.
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Jun 23, 2016 04:23
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Turns out the MSI Gaming 1080 doesn't fit so well in a Corsair Air 240. Had to bend part of the case to get it in. I can't put the side panel back on anymore either, since the power connectors stick out so far now. Looks like only the FE would fit, since that's the same width as a 970.
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Jun 23, 2016 04:25
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fletcher posted:Turns out the MSI Gaming 1080 doesn't fit so well in a Corsair Air 240. Had to bend part of the case to get it in. I can't put the side panel back on anymore either, since the power connectors stick out so far now. Looks like only the FE would fit, since that's the same width as a 970. The 1080 FE just barely fits in that case. The power cable presses against the side with mine.
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Jun 23, 2016 04:34
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fordan posted:You can't; original owner only for Step Up. I mean the original owner literally lives with 0.5 mile of me lol. I think I could get away with pretending I am the original owner. Just say you moved or something.
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Jun 23, 2016 05:01
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AMD is doing the right thing by sweeping the rug out of Nvidia's founders editions gouging bullshit. They could've priced the 480 at current GTX 970 prices (same performance, ~$300 price tag), but instead they're listening to the consumers and chipping away at Nvidia's monopoly. Seriously, $800 for a 1080? Nvidia has had it too good for too long. And I"m saying that as a GTX 980 owner. Good on AMD.
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Jun 23, 2016 05:16
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I just want more than 55-60FPS in overwatch. Dammit, GTX 760, give me more...
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Jun 23, 2016 05:41
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eggyolk posted:AMD is doing the right thing by sweeping the rug out of Nvidia's founders editions gouging bullshit. They could've priced the 480 at current GTX 970 prices (same performance, ~$300 price tag), but instead they're listening to the consumers and chipping away at Nvidia's monopoly. The 1080 is $700 for the FE, not $800. Also there are good non-FE cards for $650 or so. And AMD couldn't have priced the 480 at $300, that would have just cause their marketshare to erode even more, AMD is not doing this out of the goodness of their hearts, it just so happens that AMD's interests and consumer interests align in this case. BTW, this is not a defense of the FE pricing, I would have preferred that they kept the old model of selling reference cards at MSRP and only making them for a limited period early on, but if AMD thought they could achieve their goals while charging higher prices they would in a heart beat just like Nvidia.
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Jun 23, 2016 05:47
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What's the comparison between the 480 and 1080 in terms of performance? Should at this point I just buy two 480's or wait for the 1080 to not be $700 and sold out all the time? I'm mostly doing this upgrade so I can do VR poo poo and I'm not in a particular mood to have to reupgrade it a couple of years.
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Jun 23, 2016 06:25
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SweetBro posted:What's the comparison between the 480 and 1080 in terms of performance? Should at this point I just buy two 480's or wait for the 1080 to not be $700 and sold out all the time? It's a good idea to not consider Crossfire and SLI as viable things anymore, past putting out 'good numbers.' Too few games take advantage of them, drivers are spotty for both, and given that a large amount of games are console ports, and consoles use single GPUs, it's more often than not a waste of time - unless you live somewhere cold and the extra card could heat the room your computer's in.
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Jun 23, 2016 06:30
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Just wait, dx12 and vulkan will bring a glorious multi gpu future 
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Jun 23, 2016 06:46
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It's annoying, I have a 780 right now and love the GameWorks features and have a 21:9 gsync monitor, but the longer I wait for this card the more I'm tempted to cancel because £619 is a hell of a lot to max out some (at the end of it, pointless) games.
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Jun 23, 2016 07:05
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Pissingintowind posted:The 1080 FE just barely fits in that case. The power cable presses against the side with mine. How about something like the Corsair 400C? Seems like it would have enough space to fit such a tall card. Doesn't seem to be a widely available measurement, I could only find the allowed length listed.
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Jun 23, 2016 07:42
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fletcher posted:How about something like the Corsair 400C? Seems like it would have enough space to fit such a tall card. Doesn't seem to be a widely available measurement, I could only find the allowed length listed. The 400C is very wide, it has plenty of room for any GPU.
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fletcher posted:Turns out the MSI Gaming 1080 doesn't fit so well in a Corsair Air 240. Had to bend part of the case to get it in. I can't put the side panel back on anymore either, since the power connectors stick out so far now. Looks like only the FE would fit, since that's the same width as a 970. How close is it to fit? Is it the card itself or the power connectors? I got the same case and I'm looking at a Asus 1080 Strix, which is 134mm, but has recessed power contacts. According to the specs the MSI card is 140mm. Alternative is a Gigabyte G1, which is only 115mm. Supradog fucked around with this message at 08:04 on Jun 23, 2016 |
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Jun 23, 2016 08:02
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Supradog posted:How close is it to fit? I got the same case and I'm looking at a Asus 1080 Strix, which is 134mm. According to the specs the MSI card is 140mm. Get the G1, even the FE is a tight fit in the Air 240.
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Jun 23, 2016 08:05
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I hope y'all can indulge me for a bit. I have a new build parted out and I am just waiting for a GTX 1080/1070 (non reference/founders) to become available before I start buying parts. But I have two questions. Is it worth paying the extra for a 1080 or saving some cash and getting a 1070? My build is definitely overkill, but the thought with the 1080 over the 1070 is I won't have to worry about upgrades for a longer period of time. What do you think? (My other thought is just buy whichever card becomes available first.) Secondly, and recommendations for 1080/1070's? I have been planning on a ASUS GeForce GTX 1080, but does anyone have any thoughts?
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Jun 23, 2016 09:05
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=933LBq34y8I So apparently this is Overwatch on an RX 480 (not sure what mem size) at 4k and it seems playable?
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Jun 23, 2016 10:15
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Overwatch runs on your toaster though, so that's not saying much
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Jun 23, 2016 10:29
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When I ordered my MSI 970 from Amazon, I debated if I should get next day delivery or super saver 7 day+ 'it'll get here whenever' delivery. As a cheapass I selected that one. 
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Jun 23, 2016 10:44
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Truga posted:Overwatch runs on your toaster though, so that's not saying much Yeah, you can take a ye olde P4D and any mid tier GPU from 2009, drop the settings to minimum and achieve something playable (not by this threads standards though). Also Vega hype https://twitter.com/GFXChipTweeter/status/745768255529295872 https://twitter.com/GFXChipTweeter/status/745887920809218049
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Jun 23, 2016 10:46
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Truga posted:Overwatch runs on your toaster though, so that's not saying much It looks like he built it into a toaster too.
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Jun 23, 2016 10:52
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Tommofork posted:It looks like he built it into a toaster too. 
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Cardboard Box A posted:Looks like a Thermaltake Core V1 variant? Correct, it's the Thermaltake Suppressor F1.
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IndianaZoidberg posted:Is it worth paying the extra for a 1080 or saving some cash and getting a 1070? My build is definitely overkill, but the thought with the 1080 over the 1070 is I won't have to worry about upgrades for a longer period of time. What do you think? (My other thought is just buy whichever card becomes available first.) As the PC part picking thread likes to say, you can't future proof. If the 1080 is overkill for you now, get a 1070. You can always sell it and upgrade to something better in a year or two of need be.
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Jun 23, 2016 11:43
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IndianaZoidberg posted:I hope y'all can indulge me for a bit. I have a new build parted out and I am just waiting for a GTX 1080/1070 (non reference/founders) to become available before I start buying parts. But I have two questions. The cards/games that obsolete the 1070 will obsolete the 1080 in all likelihood. Having half the purchase price on hand will serve you better than having 30% more performance. Just look at the 970 and 980, that difference barely matters right now.
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I'm doing gaming on a 970 at 1440 and for most things it's fine. I'm assuming a 1080 would be overkill and if I ended up getting a new card a 1070 would be where I'd end up?
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Subjunctive posted:I'm impressed that the 960 helped that much at all! It actually helped more at 1080p than it did at 1440p, but I can't find the screen caps from that test.
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Jun 23, 2016 13:00
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Green Gloves posted:I mean the original owner literally lives with 0.5 mile of me lol. I think I could get away with pretending I am the original owner. Just say you moved or something. You need a copy of the invoice from an authorized seller, and you need to have registered the warranty on the card within 14 days of original purchase. I don't think you're going to be able to pull this off.
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Enos Cabell posted:You need a copy of the invoice from an authorized seller, and you need to have registered the warranty on the card within 14 days of original purchase. I don't think you're going to be able to pull this off. According to the FAQ if you miss the 14 day period. You can purchase an extended warranty within 90 days. I will ask the guy today for the Amazon invoice and permission to register under his name to match the invoice. And then 980 TI > 1080 sell! Capitalism, ho! But it might take awhile since EVGA does not have cards ready.
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Speaking of drivers, it looks like folks are seeing flicker/artifacting at 144hz on the 1080: https://forums.geforce.com/default/topic/939358/geforce-1000-series/gtx-1080-flickering-issue/1/ Nvidia has a hot fix but some are reporting it doesn't help. I'm able to reproduce this bug. Seems to occur after sleep, goes away at 120hz. It is pretty frustrating because I'm trying to make sure my g1 is defect-free before I cancel my ftw preorder. Going to test out the hotfix
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Supradog posted:How close is it to fit? Is it the card itself or the power connectors? I got the same case and I'm looking at a Asus 1080 Strix, which is 134mm, but has recessed power contacts. According to the specs the MSI card is 140mm. Not very close, I'd say a good 25mm short of being able to fit. 
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Haha, ouch. I'll go for the Gigabyte or some other slimmer card then. Inno3d also has some that are 110 - 115mm.
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fletcher posted:Not very close, I'd say a good 25mm short of being able to fit. What size case do you have? Mid? I'm wondering if my 1070 will fit but I already cut out a hole for my CPU cooler sooooo 
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Larrymer posted:What size case do you have? Mid? I'm wondering if my 1070 will fit but I already cut out a hole for my CPU cooler sooooo Corsair Air 240. Sort of a mid-tower cube thing I guess? I was such a big fan of this case, bummed it doesn't fit properly!
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macnbc posted:As the PC part picking thread likes to say, you can't future proof. If the 1080 is overkill for you now, get a 1070. You can always sell it and upgrade to something better in a year or two of need be. Speaking of selling GPUs, will I have a snowball's chance in hell of unloading my 2GB 960 SSC after the 4x0s are out, or should I just throw it back in the box for posterity?
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twxabfn posted:Speaking of selling GPUs, will I have a snowball's chance in hell of unloading my 2GB 960 SSC after the 4x0s are out, or should I just throw it back in the box for posterity? Why not just sell it now? Are you buying a 4x0?
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fletcher posted:Corsair Air 240. Sort of a mid-tower cube thing I guess? I was such a big fan of this case, bummed it doesn't fit properly! Yeah, it's a very nice looking case and pretty well engineered otherwise but the restrictive hight on video cards kills it, and for that reason I won't recommend it to people in the PC parts picking thread. GPU hight is something people rarely think about so the very short hight on the Air 240 is something that can really come back to bite you in the rear end later on.
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AVeryLargeRadish posted:Yeah, it's a very nice looking case and pretty well engineered otherwise but the restrictive hight on video cards kills it, and for that reason I won't recommend it to people in the PC parts picking thread. GPU hight is something people rarely think about so the very short hight on the Air 240 is something that can really come back to bite you in the rear end later on. Yeah the Air 540 is bigger but fits more normal hardware. They're used for custom builds at a ton of booths at PAX and other shows. A couple of my friends bought them after seeing them at PAX South. Not a bad case but I like my black monolith Enthoo Pro.
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Hahaha! This gpu is so good! Doom (2016) 680 = Medium settings 45 fps MSI 970 Gaming 4g = Ultra 90 fps Even when overclocked to 1539 Mhz it maxed out at 63c @ 55% fan speed. (ambient is 30c) Ak Gara fucked around with this message at 14:46 on Jun 23, 2016 |
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