Recent content by er557

i will take 96hz anyday, but it is not on the list, it's 60 or 120

i will upload some geforce experience videos, if it supports hdr and 10 bit color space recording

the point being older games, those run fine, the newer ones will have to do with whatever is achieved, gsync being better than vsync which is halving the fps

After few weeks of use, the saga continues... the first thing mostly noticeable besides the quality increase is the huge performance drop I experience when enabling global hdr in windows, 10 bit and gsync, at least in benchmarks like time spy. In heaven 4.0 it is much less noticeable. Sure, hdr...

you could buy el cheapo chinese x79 dual socket board, with two 48$ 15 cores each ivy bridge xeon v2, and you can keep many of your components, just a thought, for a multiple of your current performance, GO MOAR CORES

the panel has arrived safely, and quite the deal as it was in original box, mfg. date is february 2020, with all accessories. here's a short follow up : it is quite amazing compared to my drab 2015 60hz. settings for 10 bit color, hdr , windows vrr and hd color all enabled and spectacular, ran a...

got my twins superclocked acx 3.0 1080' s at 2016, goal being not to upgrade for a good number of years, in a v.a.t free zone... they still kick ass with my backlog of games, i'm not into only the newest games. let's hope they are still ok for gsync, hdr, 80~ 120 fps, 10 bit and all that...

it works, sometimes you lose a few fps because of it

that's because you use ips.... i dont want an ultrawide, and certainly not 49'', i want classic 4k, and gsync will give me smooth playing even at lower fps than 120. i never mentioned 2080 ti sli, my setup wil have to do for now.

which is 99% of monitor market buyers, For other purposes just get a tv, they're cheaper and more suitable for stuff like consoles, set top boxes or what have you.

I dont think chroma is relevant in displayport, only hdmi is limited there, the important thing is the bandwidth of the connection, and sure, without DSC it is going to be 100hz @ 10 bit or less, 144 hz requires DSC in 4k. This is a bit confusing...

i just might live most of the time in 100hz territory of the screen, to avoid overshoot, not sweat my gpus, and not lose 10 bit color.... certainly on desktop

Have fun with the "upgrade", I'm sure you are "passionate" about "computers"...

my panel will soon land on my porch, so I have inquired a bit of what to expect. https://www.tweaktown.com/articles/8741/geforce-rtx-2080-ti-nvlink-4k-120fps-gaming-now-here/index.html This article shows 1080 ti SLI in high refresh rate scenarios in the comparison benchmarks, so having 1080...

I think many anti virii (that's the plural???) have caught up with that and protect you on malicious sites, stop scripts and block known pop ups, so it is not that special.