Recent content by Seyumi

This is a bit of a unique product because it's the ONLY RTX 3000 series card that has a 120mm AIO, all the other ones are 240mm 360mm if I'm not mistaken. May be good for some of those smaller ITX cases. Does Inno3D even sell in the USA? Per their website the only sell through Newegg, but...

My entire house is practically Ikea and I couldn't be happier. The furniture is completely fine as long as you don't move apartments every year or whatnot. It just doesn't do well when it has to be moved around. You only had 2 choices for furniture in these modern times: You either have a...

Is there a change log or comparison between the v1? Not seeing many differences.

Thanks. That article actually answers my question more clearly than this Techpowerup article and even tells you the exact games that would work in DX12 multi-GPU mode on the 3090 and future GPU's. Key points: Existing SLI driver profiles will continue to be tested and maintained for SLI-ready...

@Assimilator such hostility in your answers but thank you for answering none the less. Apologies that I'm not 100% up to speed on what explicit vs implicit SLI/Multi-GPU means. Goggle didn't provide any clear answers before I posted. I also don't know how framing my question (of Nvidia disabling...

Looks like I more people are confused than me. It's a simple question: I have 19 DirectX 11 games in my Steam library that I know support SLI and have a SLI profile. If I buy 2x RTX 3090's for that magic 4K 120FPS (minimum) #, will I still be getting proper SLI support on my 19 DX11 games? or...

I'm confused too. If I get 2x SLI RTX 3090's, will it still support the dozens of various DX11 titles in my Steam library that support SLI? Or is that now purposely disabled and will only work with DX12 titles that support multi-GPU that the game developers have to support (and not Nvidia)?

Nice review. Eagerly awaiting the same review but with the RTX 3090 instead. As already mentioned, 1% or 0.1% lows are very important to me and many other people and would make your reviews much more informative. So out of 23 modern games tested, the 10900k (PCIE 3.0) is only 2% or 1.6 FPS...

You have to admit though, interesting take on the GPU liquid cooling which hasn't been done by anyone else before. It's definitely better than nothing and most likely better than a stock blower since Alienwares only use oldschool blower fans on their GPU's and not 2 or 3 fan solutions as those...

I've owned multiple Alienware Aurora & Area 51 towers so I can speak from experience. The only proprietary thing are some headers on the motherboard that connects to the daughterboard that controls all the case lighting & features . Unfortunately this is the most important part of your PC as...

The case literally only has 1x 120mm intake fan and 1x 120mm exhaust fan which is being used by 120mm CPU AIO radiator. In other words, 1 freaking intake fan to feed up to 2x RTX 2080 Ti SLI GPU's and a superhot Intel 10-core i9-10900KF or 16-core AMD 3950x. I had a micro-atx Thermaltake Core...

$3530.33. Not bad actually considering I have 234 games. This equates to: $15.09 per game $371.61 per year $1.02 per day over 9.5 year account age 95% of my games are AAA too with all DLC's, season passes, etc. barely have any indie games on my account and I do little to no bundles I think I did...

What exactly the faulty and needs a revision? The CPU(s) or the motherboard(s)?

You're right. It's aimed at people who need to spend $4000 on GPUs on their $8000 computer system to play their console port games that look 10% better than on a $250 Xbox 360.