Recent content by klipschkiller

Sorry about, my Seasonic S12II doesn't two eight pin PCI-E connector but one and a six pin, so I had to settle for a specific GTX 1080. It has twice went to a black screen, GPU fan roaring while its still on. To temporarily relieve of the problems and not increase the chance of damaged...

Hello. I was randomly my six years old Ivy Bridge system, with a kinda dated I7 3700K, 16GB G. Skill DDR3 2100mhz ram, Asus P8Z77-V LK, Seasonic s12ii 520 watts, EVGA GTX 1080 SC2- because the Seasonic don't have dual pic-e eight pin dongles and it was sufficient enough to hold on my power...

By the listed motherboard, it would be better to upgrade your gpu since you can't really overclock without a premium chipset. At best go with a GTX 1060 3gb or 6gb vram, if your games are primarily Directx11 or older; go with a RX 480 or 580 with 4gb or 8gb of vram, if your games are primarily...

You seem to be comparing overclocked (factory or otherwise) 1070s and 1080s to stock/reference 1070 Ti. A 1070 Ti has 27% more cores than a 1070, for only 12.5% more money (based on MSRP). You may be able to overclock a non reference 1070 to overcome that deficit, but I don't see what's stopping...

If the GTX 1070 ti has the base clock of GTX 1080, same type of vram and boost of 1070, then what is the point of the releasing the card? A Evga ICX, MSI Gaming series, Asus strix series, etc. 1070 caught on sale overclock to near identical specs, base and boost speed is a better bargain, or...

Sorry, both of you are right, Vapour and Jankerson. Before purchasing that GTX 1080 FTW2 DT Gaming at B&H Photo and Video, I shouldn't risk it with an adapter since its a major safety with the adapter messing up, power supply not able to keep sufficient watts and etc. It looks like I'll be...

Hello, I'm looking to buy the EVGA GTX 1080 FTW2 DT Gaming off B&H Photo and Video, or item number #EV8GP46684KR, on sale for 525.89 US dollars for playing max settings at 1440p. But, currently I've a Seasonic s12ii 520 watts psu, will that be enough temporarily power the GTX 1080 for like for...

I see major online retailers, like Amazon, Newegg and Best Buy, has the Logitech G502 on sale for 49.99 dollars( about 37.5 percent off). But PCPartPicker.com also list Corsair M65 Pro on sale for about the same price, which is the better mouse of the two? My guess will probably be the G502...