Recent content by ChaosLegionaire

UPDATE!!! Got home and my new G.Skill RAM was ready and waiting for me. Got to my desk, took the 13 screws out and tried to pop the shell off. MAN what a pain this is to open. PRO TIP: Use a guitar pick to separate the laptop's clam shell. Don't worry if you break some tabs. After getting...

Thermals are 80c CPU (reviews cite 90c is normal for extended use under load) and 75c on the GPU (80c is normal loaded). So hot, but nothing abnormal for a laptop. And the fps start at 55fps before even getting near those temps. And yes, there is an extra SODIMM slot. Have 2 sticks of 8Gb...

Hello, I recently purchased an MSI GE75 CPU: 8750H GPU: RTX 2080 RAM: 16Gb 2666MHz (single channel) Memory: 500Gb SSD, 1TB HDD Monitor: 144Hz When playing games with uncapped frame rate, no V-sync. Game performance is alright. Some are better than others naturally. However Final Fantasy XV...

So between these two options I would just select the regular one and not the notebook one then is what you're saying? https://ibb.co/hB9vVLF

Hey. I have lots of desktop experiance but am new to laptops. Just picked up an MSI GE75 /w 2080 and want to update graphics driver. Am gonna use DDU, but which driver version from Nvidia's site do I use? This laptop has a full RTX 2080 so do I use desktop driver, or is it still the notebook...

I probably will. But I'm assuming that they're just going to check their database which won't have my card listed and tell me that it won't fit. UPDATE: E-mailed support. Waiting for reply.

So I was looking at the board for my card in a video and this is what it looks like. https://ibb.co/hT3tX7 In the video buddy mentions that the board looks like a founder's card. So I checked out the block for that card and on the EK site this is the PCB that the Founder's block fits...

I currently have an MSI GTX 1080 Sea Hawk AIO and want to convert it to my new custom loop system. Will just any GTX 1080 waterblock work with my card?

What would you consider good so I know what to shop for?

Cooler Master eXtreme Power Plus 600W 12V1 is 10A (assuming this is for the mobo, SATA, etc.) 12V2 is 18A (assuming this one is for video) Write-up on it: http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/Cooler-Master-eXtreme-Power-Plus-600-W-Power-Supply-Review/1034/1 Looks like I would have to...

Looks good. Second question is should my 600w Cooler Master PSU be enough to run the 770?

Would this be a worth while upgrade? What I have: http://www.sapphiretech.com/presentation/product/?cid=1&gid=3&sgid=1041&pid=1021&psn=&lid=1&leg=0# What I want: http://www.canadacomputers.com/product_info.php?cPath=43_1200_557_559&item_id=061067 GPU Review comparison: HD 6950 2Gb...