It can be any number of things, someone selling an RMA'd card because they already replaced it, people that mined for 6 months and gave up, as long as they didn't modify the firmware the card is still perfectly fine.
What is RMA'd?
It can be any number of things, someone selling an RMA'd card because they already replaced it, people that mined for 6 months and gave up, as long as they didn't modify the firmware the card is still perfectly fine.
Return merchandise authorisation.What is RMA'd?
Return merchandise authorisation.
Replaced under warranty basically, card breaks person sends it in and doesn't want to wait say a month for the card to be replaced so they buy a new one and sell the also now new again one replaced under warranty.
The monitor is Freesync which is of no benefit to nVidia users
A lot of the time the local distributor say Rectron for example will just swap if for a new one and then they sort the broken one out with the manufacturer.Say what? That does not make sense at all. Unless you mean the original repaired one.
Please advice me on a UPS & Battery Backup and what to check for. It would be nice if I have at least 15 minutes under full load to switch off machine etc.. Depending on price of UPS, otherwise just a UPS that will handle full load. I sometimes push CPU and GPU with renderings.
750W PSU. GTX 1070 OC, Core i7 6700K
Update:
Ended up getting the following all for r8k
i5 4670k
G1 sniper z87 mobo
16gb Corsair DDR3 1600 ram
Wd blue 1tb HDD
Wd green 120gb ssd
24" 1920x1080 lg monitor
Win 10 pro 64 bit
Getting GTX 1060 6gb next month for r3k.
Note to self: don't buy through pclink again.
I've been trying to find out if my order is ready which was placed a week ago for “next day collection“. I've been calling and emailing all week. They never call me back like they say they will. And they don't reply to my emails (and if they do reply the email response does not make sense [they said order is being posted]). I want my dad to pick up order today so I can build PC this weekend but their phones are offline and they not replying to my emails again (sent 2 already today). I see lots of people in this forum saying to avoid evetech but in my opinion their customer service is good. I would have my product a week ago off I ordered through evetech (albeit a little more expensive with this particular product).
Please could someone kind enough advise me on whether I should do a full pc upgrade or just a new gfx / ssd?
Current system:
i5 2500K 3.0
8 GB Ram
Ati 6970
OC Agility 3 SSD
I was thinking of maybe putting in a new GFX card, perhaps a GTX 1050i, and replace my agility 3 with a newer Samsung Evo 860?
It has been so long since I have done this I feel lost. Do you think it is worth upgrading those 2 components or do I need to do CPU, Mobo etc.
Thanks
1. What games do you play and at what resolution.
2. Budget
The 1050ti is a step up but not a huge one....
Sorry, I just edited my post realising I had forgotten this important info.
Mostly only play CSGO, but noticed since the latest update my pc battles a bit with it.
Budget if I am going for a whole new pc I would say R10k budget.
Oh and I am playing on a 32" Samsung TV.
Have a look at https://carbonite.co.za/index.php?threads/few-lekker-combos.211099/ add a gtx 1060 6gb gpu and you'll be under buget. flog the existing cpu, mb, ram & gpu on carb to recoup some money.
Edit:
OR I would spend a wee bit more and get this instead
R4000 - Intel 8th Gen Core i7-8700 Coffee Lake Processor
R1029 - GIGABYTE H310M S2H
R1319 - Corsair Vengeance LPX, 8GB, DDR4-2666, CL16, Black
R4599 - ZOTAC GeForce GTX 1060 AMP! Edition
R10 947 TOTAL
With a used gtx 1060 from carbonite you can get that to below R10k.
Cheers! I like the look of that.
Expect about 300 butter smooth fps in csgo and most other games maxed out at 60fps plus. That 8700 is a great deal, if @Flashgear does not have stock he should have soon, pm him.
/subs....build is coming although it won't be a gaming rig
Any opinions wrt to i3 vs Ryzen 3 (2200G I believe).