It is a developing issue but so far only one post in Reddit indicating 5080s missing ROP. I checked my 5080 this morning and thankfully I have the full 112 ROP

Zotac Solid OC, and the store said 5 years warranty.

Is everyone actually buying full bundle ? so much demand for full bundle build?

good for you then , but this trend is prob not good for the diy community
maybe 5060 also need bundle 

circusbatman

has the monitor arrive at your place? do give an update on the experience using oled

I bought the monitor with Dell 3 years burned in warranty, so I didnt bother doing the precautions when using OLED monitor. Fast forward to last month, I noticed burned in marks in the windows taskbar, especially on the tray icon on the bottom right. Might be hard to spot in image but it is noticable especially especailly with bright background.

So I contacted Dell and they arranged a one to one exchange the next day. They picked up my monitor and gave the an unsealed similar monitor. Not sure if its a new one or refurb, but I'm selling this one on Carousell if any of you guys are interested.

Which shop can choose own parts ah?

WTF? RM9499 for TUF model?

circusbatman

has the monitor arrive at your place? do give an update on the experience using oled

Don't forget to do HDR calibration in Win 11.

First thing i got OLED is to play HDR content on youtube 

Instead of using window auto-HDR, try using RTX HDR in Nvidia control panel video settings, it will using AI magic to play video on HDR (applied to youtube SDR content and anything played on browser)

In the same Nvidia control panel video settings, there's AI upscaling for video as well.

On the other hand, for gaming (that doesn't have native HDR), install nvidia apps, launch the nvidia overlay when you run the game, there are plenty of options for filter including applying RTX HDR to your game that is without HDR mode.

It will be very funny if they can do frame gen on video content as well but i can imagine it will be a mess with motion blurring everywhere since it doesn't have movement vector to predict where the object is moving next.

But my bundle is very very hefty. Good parts, fair prices for the products, but I needed to bundle with the very best parts. Which I do not mind. Just that it may not be for everyone.

Anyone looking for the same, drop me a PM

Why do u need that? The motherboard itself already come with temperature sensor

Or wait for AMD. Either way I think you’d be in a better position if you wait it out for a few months. You’ll definitely be a smarter consumer than me.

Just the thermistor cable (to plug into motherboard header pin) or standalone sensor?

If to plug into motherboard, need to make sure it's calibrated against whatever value the motherboard baked in. Check whether it's using positive or negative type (can't remember the actual terms), temperature raise resistance drop, or temperature rise resistance increase

I’m not sure if it’s a good deal per se. Frankly the prices are ridiculously inflated now. But comparing it to the other AIBs, I think I can at least say it’s “reasonable” (what an absurd statement, no?)

I’m not sure about the longevity. So far suprim models look okay la from customer experiences.

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/rxrtkf

here you go. I think the fans should be correct.

Unfortunately I can't recall which reddit post confirmed the type of thermistor for motherboard.

For my case i just used the cable (3 nos) supplied together with the motherboard.

I shoved it to

1) Casing intake fan (Ambiance temperature)
2) AIO radiator (As comparison to CPU temperature)
3) Estimated VRM area for 5080, thanks to Nvidia hide the temperature sensor info for "hotspot" (HWINFO will show 255C)

Similar to mine except i go for x870e taichi and 5080.

Still can't persuade myself to go for 5090 

Balance of budget went for OLED monitor instead

https://pcpartpicker.com/b/YBfPxr