Multi-processor motherboards are a thing, usually used in Servers. Not to be confused with Multi-Core, which is multiple CPUs on the same processor die.
When using a Multi-processor motherboard with only 1 CPU, you have to plug a terminator module in the other socket. If you’re using more than 1 CPU, the CPUs must be the same and supported by the chipset. No mixing between AMD and Intel.
New cards being released on my birthday. If I didn’t have a 1080ti I would jump on it. I’ll be waiting for the 2060 so I can use it on my nephew’s build.
I was on newegg’s pre-order pages and a couple of the cards are sold out already. Miners are at it again. I hope all the new shit makes it shit at decoding hashes.
Hey so I don’t know much about pc parts so I need some help here. Friend of a friend is selling pc with the following specs. Lemme know if its worth it.
$300
Windows 10
8gb ddr3 (16gb for +$80)
i5-3470
MSI RX 460 2gb (1050 ti for $150)
500gb hard drive (120gb ssd for $50)
EVGA white 500 watt power supply
Games I’d want it to run: SfV, WoW, Total war 2 warhammer
The RAM and CPU are dated. $150 is the price of a 1050ti brand new. If it’s used than your getting ripped off. This PC is perfectly fine for WoW. You will have to put your settings on medium to low at 1080 for SFV and Warhammer.
Yesterday I saw some retailers cut the price of 10 series cards by $200.
I’ve been undecided on what I should do to my PC for three weeks now. These RTX cards don’t seem too appealing but something is telling me to just continue holding out until the benchmarks are revealed. TBH I’m not even a fan of 4K @16:9, I prefer Ultrawide monitors.
My current PC:
i5 4690k
16 GB RAM
GTX 970 (MSI)
I’m thinking about upgrading to
I7 8700k
Forced to get new Motherboard
Forced to get new RAM
GTX 1080 ti
What I really want to know are the benchmarks for the 2070. I also need a new Ultrawide monitor preferably one that’s 3440 x 1440p (current one is 2560 x 1080p).
Benchmark embargos on the RTX cards gets lifted on September 14th. That’s little over two weeks from now. If they don’t impress then get a 10 series card. I’ve seen a couple selling below their MSRP since the announcement of RTX.
Yeah that’s the plan. Still not sire what to do about a monitor. 1080p would be a waste of money. I could do two(or one) 1440p monitors with one of them having a vertical feature or just get another ultrawide but they’re expensive as fuck and I’m pretty sure two monitors would save me a bit of money. If you got any to recommend go ahead and post them.
I feel like if I’m going to upgrade to a 1080 ti it would be a complete waste of power if I stick with my current monitor that only supports 60hz. If would be better for me to grab a 1070 ti or 1080 instead and wait another 3 or so years for the 30 series as well as seeing where this Raytracing goes if I choose to stick with a 60hz monitor @ 1080p. So with that said I would definitely want something at 100hz minimum.
I would like to upgrade to a better Ultrawide monitor, but for my other options I’m willing to go with a two monitor setup. The main monitor being 2560 x 1440p while the other one can be 1920 x 1080p since it’s main use will be vertical display. 3440 x 1440p UltraWide monitors are hella expensive right now. I do have enough money to buy one but I’d prefer to spend my money more wisely. Also, Curved monitors are up for discussion/debate. GSync of course since last I checked NVidia cards doesn’t support Adaptive Sync although that may have changed.
When I brought my 1080ti I brought a new monitor along with it so I’m with you on that. This is the cheapest 1440p ultrawide I managed to find with G-sync
Seems it can be overclocked too. If I don’t find anything else this is what I’ll go with. That GSync price hike up. Fucking NVidia. Also have any of you ever sold your old equipment over Ebay, Amazon, anything? How was that experience?