Ya lor, but it's newer card, so cannot go discount too much. But still, it packs quite a punch for most people. The price is inline with the GT 730 before it, but I do hope it falls below RM300 soon.

Post back if you face any issues after updating.

More and more cards are being supported, and more and more features are being added.

In my opinion, the event was poor, as it was Nvidia's event. When I first arrived, I can't believe that I've circled the whole place in under a minute.

Hahaha, the hype was too great. So, disappointment was great too. Really look like a regular high-school made event only.

Try downclocking. Sometimes, even pre-overclocked cards can haywire.

Actually, with GPU Boost 3.0, most users can have overclocked card, without even manually overclocking. So, it's different, but better to almost majority of the users.

Most people recommend MSI Afterburner.

Haha, if you want to tangan gatal with GPU Boost 3.0, you probably should do something to cool down your GPU further. Also, they do mentioned that OCing the memory would help boost performance too.

Oooo nice. All the best then. Maybe need to push higher voltage already.

I believe, if you didn't adjust the voltage to a higher value, the chances of you frying the card would be nil. Maybe you could ask sai86 for help regarding overclock, as he has much2 more experience than me.

No need to buy the higher clocked RAM version if the price premium is too high. The performance difference isn't that much, and you can always overclock the RAM afterwards (with the original clocked version) if you want. If you have the budget, then yeah, go with the GTX 1080 Ti.

4K TVs are mostly in reach though.

Well, that part of 4K is still yet to mature.
Linus has done 16K though

Well, leaps and bounds it has, but that was reserved for the high end products. For the more mainstream products however, is probably using the more basic technology to cut the cost down. Maybe when 8K starts to be accessible on the enthusiast level, then we would see more mainstream 4K monitors that are able to deliver 4:4:4 chroma at 1:1 pixel mapping.

I'm not sure how to respond to this, but yes, I believe they are paid for the videos they make.

Next year probably don't have the 2080Ti yet la
Next year usually, will be the year of 1st gen Volta Titan cards first.

That's render distance. Some games can set the range for render distance, most cannot. SSD don't usually affect during gameplay, but rather while game is loading.

GTX 1050.

Haha, pop up issues is normal with games. Maybe try putting that on Ultra and reduce other settings and see if it can hit 60 fps.

If Budget :
a) Between 500 - 600 : GTX 1050
b) Between 400 - 500 : RX 460 (around 10% less performance than (a))
c) Between 350 - 400 : GTX 750 Ti (around 10% less performance than (b))
d) Between 300 - 350 : GT 1030 (around 15% less performance than (b))

My HD4850 still kicking in my parent's home PC. Haha
But yeah, it won't play recent games at 1080p high.

Let's see what they'll bring to the market. I do believe that intel won't be making discrete GPU though, since the lower-mid power GPU can simply be installed on their CPU and it works just fine.