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That one you have selected looks OK for the money. It's a little lower than I would like frequency wise, but given it's faster than what you currently have it should suit your needs if you're not looking for moaarr frames. The size of the screen isn't going to be the same as having 2 screens...

What monitors is it you currently have? £300 is around the budget for an entry level 1440p gaming monitor. I don't think you're going to tick many boxes in the replacement of 2 screens. What is it you are currently considering? There are pros for gaming for sure, the wrap around of a super...

It may just be an expected rate of failure tbh. It would come down to %ages. I think the strange thing is how quickly the failures are happening but time will tell I guess.

I wasn't aware of any issues until I spotted this today. Obviously it's not a systematic issue, but still worth knowing about. ASRock getting the headlines but could be through popularity/value as I know those boards were offering the best bang for buck at one point...

You're way behind. 8K became reality with the 3090, I remember the promo's. You should be aiming for around 32K by now.... at least. Get it on a 28" screen though, so that you can really appreciate the detail with the naked eye.

Now that's fantastic. I can't be the only one worried that certain audiences are going to miss the satire part though :ROFLMAO:

There's definitely something strange. I have a full Fanatec system going through a USB hub at the same time as a USB kicker type pillow, Flight stick and also a motion rig. It took a bit of testing to get the right USB hub, but once I had it in place it's been brilliant. As above there should...

There's a frustration that you have to be aware of. The queries are already considered, the advice given and the reasons and justification is provided along with it all. Re-visiting the same queries is just going to get the same answer, only more pointed as the thread has already been there. As...

In your shoes I would remove all connections that aren't required for a boot, remove the CPU and remove the RAM. Switch it on and see what happens. You should get a RAM/CPU warning. It won't post or anything like that but it should give error lights. If it reboots and goes through the process...

Started watching this the other night. Seems right up my street. Good timing so that I've got plenty to catch up on too :D

There are 2 ports on the motherboard for direct connection. HDMI and DP, as long as your monitors can take these connections then you can connect 2 screens no problem. If either of them are incompatible you can get cables that are, but you would be in the same position with a dedigated GPU...

You could lower the PSU to the 850w RMx, on the non-gaming offerings, without any issues at all (or even the RMe) but given the small outlay I would stick with the 1000w offering.

This would be for 1440p gaming, but would require a new monitor to support it. Case FRACTAL NORTH TG GAMING CASE (BLACK) Processor (CPU) AMD Ryzen 7 9700X Eight Core CPU (3.8GHz-5.5GHz/40MB CACHE/AM5) Motherboard ASUS® TUF GAMING B850-PLUS WIFI (AM5, DDR5, M.2 PCIe 5.0, Wi-Fi 7) Memory (RAM)...

Removing gaming completely drops you to sub £1500. Also removing the firewire card would hit £1400. Case FRACTAL NORTH TG GAMING CASE (BLACK) Processor (CPU) AMD Ryzen 7 9700X Eight Core CPU (3.8GHz-5.5GHz/40MB CACHE/AM5) Motherboard ASUS® TUF GAMING B850-PLUS WIFI (AM5, DDR5, M.2 PCIe 5.0...

Without the gaming requirement and with just editing family videos I think you're over-shooting by quite some way. The spec you have listed above is a production monster and a 1440p gaming monster as well. That rig would really need a decent monitor for it to be considered worthwhile. I've...

Below is a more sensible offering. Note that I couldn't select the 9800X3D as it's not due back in stock till the end of next month. I've put in the 7800X3D as a placeholder. The main difference is the GPU. The 5090 price is eyewatering. It's so expensive. Dropping this down to the 5080 knocks...

It really depends on what your gaming preference is. If you're looking to play any Flight Simulation (FS2020 or FS2024) then I would stick with the 64GB. I don't think there's any consideration outside of that use for 64GB though. I'll throw together a more sensible solution in a bit.

There are loads in the market now though: MSI https://www.overclockers.co.uk/msi-49-mpg-491cqp-qd-oled-gaming-monitor-mon-msi-02167.html?srsltid=AfmBOopERf6T6sYSufKmOTILwfjAK2q2QiPidPexhMSlMUEQoi8nYDIXb2A&gQT=0 Acer...

Below would be my first choice. You would need to check your desk/layout could support the dimensions though. https://www.amazon.co.uk/Samsung-LS49DG954SUXXU-Odyssey-Gaming-Monitor/dp/B0DDLCQ6TS?source=ps-sl-shoppingads-lpcontext&ref_=fplfs&smid=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE&gQT=0&th=1

Given the budget the world is really your oyster. I wouldn't be so stuck on 4k gaming, I think that opting for ultrawide/super ultra wide at 1440p would be a better experience. If you can factor in around £1k for a monitor you can get the ultimate gaming experience. Case LIAN LI O11DYNAMIC EVO...