Recent content by dimitzar

Please, I would really need some advice on what could potentially cause the crashes...

I really don't see what could be the problem other than the PSU, but I would still like to know what more qualified people think?

Well the card is new and doesn't show any signs of failure (I know about the RTX 2080Ti reports that some of them are dying but I don't have a blue screen after the crash or artifacts like those buyers whom the card had a problem). The temps are 80 Celsius max.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Hi, I updated heavily my PC last week (see the new spec below) and everything is going pretty smoothly. I am playing AC Odyssey in 4K at a constant 60fps with high/ultra settings, however after about 1 hour of playing, the PC suddenly crashes (I can't do alt-tab or anything, I must reboot). So...

Yeah I understand, but I really want to upgrade to 4K and with a stable 60fps I am happy. However, are there other 4K monitors in this price range that you could recommend?

Thanks all for your inputs. I think I will try to keep my PSU for the moment and if I see that there is any problems I will update then. redfox, thank you for your insight but I really like the build I suggested and I think I will keep up with it. For storage I already have a 2TB ssd that should...

Ok so finally I decided to go all in. So I would buy the following: RTX 2080Ti i7-9700K Some ram 2x8GB motherboard z390 The Asus 144hz 4k monitor Does this make sense? (I just want to be sure before I buy)

So I looked up a few WQHD screens and I think that physically I can't really fit them on my desk (even if I would love to get that type of screen) which I use for multiple things and that big of a screen would just take up too much space. That leaves us with either a 4K or a normal 1440p...

Yeah, that was what I initially intended to do, getting an Rtx 2080 which is 500-600$ cheaper than the Rtx 2080Ti and a new gen cpu, but from what I got of the previous comments the 2080 seems to be very close in terms of performances to the 1080Ti (the new technology aside), so some people were...

Hum, ok and what GPU, CPU would you recommend if I decide to go for this option. I was thinking of maybe taking a 1080Ti if I decide to go for this smaller budget.

Ok great to know, thanks for the tip. Just so I have an alternative, if I do decide that a 3500-4000$ upgrade is too much money and not worth it, what would you advise me to do with a 2000$ max budget let's say (considering I change CPU, GPU, motherboard, RAM and Monitor) and I would like a nice...

EVGA Supernova 650W Gold certified, but from what I understood it shouldn't need an upgrade.

Ok, thanks a lot for your input. It is very tempting to go all in as I have the money, but it is still a huge investment and I will have to think about it. Last question if I decide to go for the full 2080Ti, new motherboard, monitor 144Hz, etc. does the rest of the PC I currently have fits (I...

Ok, will think about the monitor, but is there a compromise monitor that is not more than 1000$CAD because we are getting pretty far from the initial budget, I mean I would like to keep the upgrade under 3000$ CAD, 3500$ maximum. So with the motherboard, RAM, GPU and CPU I think I hit 2500$...