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Why are you worried about response times? It's 1ms, same as the other monitor. Plenty of monitors have 5ms response times and are completely fine. Looks solid.
There's not really any point upgrading your mobo, but whatever floats your boatAnd yeah you can get some good money selling parts on ebay, managed to get like 40-45 pounds each for an old GTX 760 and an i5 4670k, which considering they were like 5 years old was pretty sweet
thanks for the triple post
god damn, Anthony is smart, he was able to get the shit AEF to tie with the best reg in the game. The tactical geniusness needed to pull off such a feat is insane. He's the Erwin Rommel of NW.
i always get an erection when i check my subscrptions and see that phresh cluelesswill vid
It won't be FSE developing it, so it will come out!
If I'm installing SSD's on my workplaces computers, is there a way to straight copy my coworkers' preexisting desktops, programs and all, to the SSD? It would save me some time but it's not a huge deal. Edit: On a personal note, would I see more change out of 16 gigabytes of faster mhz RAM, say 3200mhz, or adding 16GB more to my existing 16GB RAM clocked at 2666?
Quote from: William on August 08, 2019, 04:26:58 pmIf I'm installing SSD's on my workplaces computers, is there a way to straight copy my coworkers' preexisting desktops, programs and all, to the SSD? It would save me some time but it's not a huge deal. Edit: On a personal note, would I see more change out of 16 gigabytes of faster mhz RAM, say 3200mhz, or adding 16GB more to my existing 16GB RAM clocked at 2666?Personally i would add another 16GB and go with 32GB total, i think your overall system performance would be better and nothing will ever come close to maxing your ram. Also i just personally swapped from 2666 to 3200 and i could hardly tell a difference and i am on Ryzen where it should show more then Intel. Also once you get a full 32GB kit just try and overclock the whole kit to 3000+mhz its very easy. RAM overclocking is probably as easy as overclocking gets. Just turn up your ram voltage to 1.35-1.4 and set the speed to 3200mhz with auto timings and see what happens. If system fails to boot just reset until it auto clears or reset with the cmos battery. Then turn down to 3000 etc and keep trying speeds until you get one that is stable. Depending on what RAM brand/kit you have i am sure you will be able to get at least 3000mhz coming from 2666 and you can likely hit 3200+. And matter of fact i regret and would never pay for high speed ram again as 99% of the high speed kits are just 2400-2666mhz sticks that they overclocked themselves and set it as a xmp profile. For example my Team RGB 16gb kit is actually just 2400mhz sticks with a 3200mhz xmp profile saved on them. So its almost pointless to pay for higher speed ram kits unless you start getting into certain dies and all that very particular b.s.What ram do you have?
Knightmare is from Albania, no? Sorry, I can't accept this team.
Quote from: William on August 08, 2019, 04:26:58 pmIf I'm installing SSD's on my workplaces computers, is there a way to straight copy my coworkers' preexisting desktops, programs and all, to the SSD? It would save me some time but it's not a huge deal. Edit: On a personal note, would I see more change out of 16 gigabytes of faster mhz RAM, say 3200mhz, or adding 16GB more to my existing 16GB RAM clocked at 2666?That depends on how much RAM you actually use. If you never go up to your current 16GB limit it you would barely notice anything, bar maybe Windows loading some core objects faster. Considering the price of RAM these days that speed increase would be noticable but not enough for what your paying. If you really want to upgrade, you can just purchase any dual channel memory (thats the same speed) as long as you are running them in dual channel mode for your Mobo, it really doesn't matter if its mixed and matched with another brand frankly. Now if it was server memory thats a different story.Also if its for work, I couldn't recommend one of these enough:https://www.amazon.co.uk/StarTech-com-SATA-Drive-Duplicator-Eraser/dp/B00G6TG5YE/ref=sr_1_8?adgrpid=61764844544&gclid=Cj0KCQjwkK_qBRD8ARIsAOteukDpdQP3Tq2bg9otpMtVUPY4MQ_5CzKmZZ-JXL2lgcb-z6Sv6PvUh-saAnnREALw_wcB&hvadid=267291336191&hvdev=c&hvlocphy=1006681&hvnetw=g&hvpos=1t2&hvqmt=e&hvrand=13946403756280165517&hvtargid=kwd-318931991262&hydadcr=4426_1795165&keywords=docking+station+startech&qid=1565288653&s=gateway&sr=8-8Its essentially a 2 port dock which at the press of a button will copy EVERYTHING in the exact same pre existing state from one drive to another. It can also be used to just insert drives and use it as a hard drive dock to copy data, however you like to play it. There is also a button on the back that will erase all data on the drives pretty damn quickly.I've bought one of these for my last 3 companies I've worked at over the last 5 1/2 years. I consider it to be a necessity as you can always find use out of it. Only limitation is it won't be able to clone from a bigger drive to a smaller one as the sectors will error.There are various softwares out there although tbh I alternate between them depending on what its for.
