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Прийшов трей проц. В блістері був пил та відбиток пальця на контактах. Слідів термопастм не було, наче не використовувався. Також ніде не вказаний серійний номер.
Це нормально для трей процесорів чи варто просити заміну?
Вітаю!
Збираюсь купити Ryzen 5 7500f, вже маю охолодженн для нього.
Знайшов магазин де різниця між рітейловою та трей версіями всього 500грн, і на обидві версії гарантія 3 роки.
500грн небагато, але теж гроші і я і так поза бюджетом збірку зробив. Хто купував трей версії, чи варто воно того? Дякую
Looking to buy Ryzen 5 7500f
I already have compatible water cooling so I don't need a cooler, and the store offers 3y warranty for both boxes and tray versions.
The price difference is only 10 bucks, but where I live it's still money and I've gone over my budget with the build as-is.
Wondering if it's still safer to get boxed, or should I go for tray given the warranty and the cooler? Thanks
In a few weeks I'm getting back my good old Oculus Rift CV1 (yes, the very first one) that I lent to a friend and want to try it out with my G14 2021.
Rift CV1 is wired only: it uses one HDMI and one USB for the headset, and two USBs for the sensors.
I've heard that wired VR doesn't work too well with G14's native HDMI, so I'll probably need a USB-C to HDMI converter.
Still, there aren't enough USB ports.
If I get a USB-C hub that splits into HDMI and USB 3.0 to connect both headset wires to one USB-C port, will it 'choke' or should it work fine?
Generally looking for any input and advice from anyone who tried using wired VR with the G14.
Thanks in advance!
Looking to record some 0 gravity footage in the DS1 Remake, but it's been a while since I've played and I don't remember where the nearest sections are.
I have a save at the start of each chapter, which one will get me to a 0 gravity section the fastest?
Thanks!
I sure as hell didn't know I wanted it until I played the demo.
It's a fantasy action-adventure game made by ex-Blade of Darkness devs. And yes, it means that its combat is very satisfying and direction-based. It feels like nothing I've played before, and so do quite a few features.
Not least of them is forging your weapons and accounting for little details like its material, weight, balance and length which all affect how they handle. Honestly it's difficulty to descriibe until you try it.
So why try it?
Because it's an original game that dared to do its own thing, and that's worth at least checking out. I'm rambling because it's barely known or discussed, which is a travesty.
I'm in Ukraine if that matters, but I can adjust and approximate in relation to US/EU prices.
Much appreciated!
Доброго дня, планую заміну білда, хочу розуміти приблизно яку частину можу окупити продажем старого або окремих компонентів.
Це не об'ява про продаж (поки), прошу допомоги з визначенням ціни за яку адекватно виставляти білд або окремі компоненти, оскільки не все знайшов на ОЛХ, а всілякі амазони\ібеі мабуть не найкращий орієнтир для нашого ринку.
Буду вдячний за допомогу!
Spent a while researching different versions of this GPU, aiming for the lowest possible budget versions, as I was initially looking at a 5060ti 16gb.
My current pick is Palit RTX 5070 Infinity 3 OC at around $700 in my local currency.
(I was looking at the same model of 5060ti which over $100 cheaper).
I've had a positive experience with Palit - had their GTX 1080 Super Jetstream for over 8 years, it served me flawlessly and ran cool. But from what I know the Infinity model of 5070 is one of the hotter ones - which is reasonable given the price.
Question is, how bad is the hearing issue and will it affect the longevity of the GPU? Should I not worry about it if there's good airflow in the case, or look for a slightly more expensive model with better cooling?
I can do $750 at most as I'm overbudget as-is, and not sure which brand to look at. There's an option for Zotac 5070 Solid OC but it comes from a store I haven't tried yet and has a 1 year warranty instead of the 2 years on Palit.
Any advice appreciated!
Looking into upgrading my PC, the painful RAM price issue is always there. But I have DDR4 in my current system, which I can't use on a new motherboard, so new DDR5 it is.
Naturally I'm aiming for 32GB, but I can only afford 16 right now (way overbudget on the whole build as-is). And with more expenses on the horizon, I likely won't get another 16 until 2027.
I'm facing the following options:
Which one do you think is better?
I understand that a two-stick config is optimal, and a one-stick is not very good. No idea about 4.
Much appreciated!