SST not affect to computer part right?

NVIDIA Reportedly Well Prepped For Next-Gen Launch – Around A Million Next-Gen GeForce Graphics Cards Stockpiled, Ready For Mass Shipment To Gamers

so....
1180 - 250k
1170 - 250k
1160 - 250k
1150 - 250k

actually.. normally how many FE units they comeout with....

hello guys, is GTX 1060 worth for 240hz gaming? I dont want to spend 3k++ (1080ti) for a 2 years old card. Just wondering if anyone use 1060 with 240hz monitor. Thanks

My specs are 8700k, 16gb ram.

i dont think even 1080ti can push all games to 240fps, unless games like cs go

Rainbow 6 Siege. All lowest settings. I dont plan to use ultra settings.

Haha yikes

Haha what

Sowwee 120hz at ultra is more than enough 4 me

I wonder if you can spot difference over 100Hz above.

if u never tried 144hz monitor, u wont feel the difference, once 144hz, going back to 60hz is pain to ur eyes, even mouse cursor in dekstop feels laggy

I'm on 100Hz monitor, I can barely differentiate 75Hz above.

Thats good. Using 1080ti?
Playing fast pace shooting games require highest framerate if u want to be competitive. Thats why I bought 240hz because later no need to upgrade. Never test 144hz, coming from 60hz

Yeah, in fps games u can spot the difference. 144hz is the sweet spot?

I only played COD or battlefield, 100Hz works for me, but I heard pro CSGO player die die also need 144Hz minimum

Guys for gaming desktop with GTX1080 or GTX1080ti and i7-7700 processor, what would be the preferred motherboard??

-coming from a person that wants to custom build gaming rig

Hahahaha pro grade different mah

Cheapest better ma

cheaper motherboard would suffice?

i really hope that's the case, because i would afraid that it might be not compatible(that's just my assumption laa) when it comes to matching with GTX1080 graphic card and i7-7700 processor, because i only care about the 2 criteria(graphic card + processor), the rest like PSU, sound card, casing blablabla can be picked later if i wanna narrow down my budget more, but since motherboard is also one of the core components in any rig, i need to pay attention to it also

currently the motherboard that i'm eyeing on is ASUS PRIME H310M-Kv with price of RM275, not sure if i should top and and go for more

This post has been edited by Kanan Jarrus: Jul 7 2018, 11:38 AM

h310m not compatible with kaby lake right, u need to find 1xx/2xx series mobo

i see, i think if like that it won't even be compatible with coffeelake 8th gen proc, btw, how do i look for 1xx/2xx series of mobo? do i look at the label right after the name, or it's in the specs?

zotac is selling their 1080ti amp! edition for rm2999 with 2+3 years warranty, currently cheapest 1080ti.

This post has been edited by seichirosano: Jul 7 2018, 12:07 PM

its not factory overclocked though, stock gtx1080ti speed, unlike real amp edition

name or specs, both usually will mention it, if u are using i7 7700 look out for 2xx series for safe measure

wait, so meaning it has the exact same cooler with amp! edition but with stock speed? meaning lower power draw / temperature out of box?
meaning i can just OC to match the clock speed