I ended up selling my used 980 Ti to a friend for $200 bucks. He livestreamed the install over facebook. He was so excited to play prey at over 15fps.
He upgraded from a Radeon 280X.
[QUOTE=Dr. Evilcop;52739560]1060 3GB and 1060 6GB don't just have a different amount of VRAM, the 3GB version has about 10% less processing units.
Which version are you referring to?[/QUOTE]
The ungimped one.
[QUOTE=Kiwi;52739643]That’s honestly very well priced. And I love that it’s symmetrical.[/QUOTE]
FTTP that's asymmetrical is basically a ripoff.
[QUOTE=Atlascore;52739611]A used 980 Ti is nowhere near the cost of a 1080.[/QUOTE]
Ah, used, okay. Shoulda specified.
$170 per month for 150/24.
And routing to youtube and twitch is shit.
Granted it used to be 170 for 75/12
I'm still living with third world 6mbps up because charter
[QUOTE=Dr. Evilcop;52740073]I'm still living with third world 6mbps up because charter[/QUOTE]
Aren't they calling themselves Spectrum now?
In any case, that might actually be due to whatever the hell cable box it is that your connection is drawing from for your service. There was a cable box outside my house that had to be replaced about a year or two ago (before Charter started calling themselves Spectrum) because the down and up speeds we were getting were far slower than what we were paying for. We were paying for a 60 Mbps up/5 Mbps down speed at the time, but weren't even getting a quarter of that before they had to come out and replace some of the internals after we raised hell with them about it. They kept ignoring our complaints for two months straight until we threatened to drop their service and switch to one of their competitors.
Hopefully you don't have to raise hell with them like we did, but I would consider getting a hold of them and filing a complaint if you aren't getting the speeds you're paying for.
[QUOTE=Kiwi;52739801]$59 a month for 100/20
Tell me about it.[/QUOTE]
Bell recently installed Fiber in my area and has a 1000/100 package. That's it.
:disgust:
I want it to be 1000/1000 geez, although it's at least an option because I'm pretty sure Rogers, who's also installing, would provide the same package.
There is gigabit fiber almost all around me. But not in my neighborhood. Just 12Mbps DSL or Comcast which just recently went to 150.
[QUOTE=Brt5470;52739807]$170 per month for 150/24.
And routing to youtube and twitch is shit.
Granted it used to be 170 for 75/12[/QUOTE]
I'm jealous of all of you.
$150 for 45/5.
:cry:
150 for 750GB capped 25/5 in Arkansas
:suicide:
while (!ban)
{
price += 20;
speed -= 20;
print(price + " for " + speed + "\n");
}
We ended up doing a slightly different plan. I'm going to get a used GTX 980 ti, and hand my GTX 770 to my BF. He doesn't mind the hand-me-down, and I want to use the 980 ti because it's probably going to be the last mainstream high performance GPU to have a DVI-I port so that one day I can get a Sony GDM-FW900.
[QUOTE=Dr. Evilcop;52739560]A 980 Ti is more expensive than some 1080s tho[/QUOTE]
No? They're in like the $200-$300 range. Pretty affordable.
So I found out that the monitor output limit for my 1080 Ti is 4 monitors. I can't really add another GPU without getting a new, different motherboard because I picked a not-that-high-end motherboard. I'm pretty sure it can support 4 4K @ 60Hz monitors so I'll do that eventually.
[QUOTE=Da Big Man;52740183]150 for 750GB capped 25/5 in Arkansas
:suicide:[/QUOTE]
like 65 aud for 500GB 25/5
no excess charges
50/20 for an extra ten bucks
Also no ISP level congestion, ever
[QUOTE=Dr. Evilcop;52740073]I'm still living with third world 6mbps up because charter[/QUOTE]
Tell that to my parents on third world 5 mbps down.
Lol i pay $31 to 30/4 UP + a dumb telephone noone uses
Where I was in Mississippi the only terrestrial carrier legally allowed in the area was selling 6/1 DSL that went out at least once a day with required home phone for $125/m
This is kinda like speedtest sharing all over again.
[QUOTE=SEKCobra;52741004]This is kinda like speedtest sharing all over again.[/QUOTE]
I'm sorry, I should've realized that's going to happen.
How bad is it to charge a laptop that came with a 125w PSU with a 65W one? Sister forgot hers at home and the other charger here fits but is 65w. My guess is that it is just gonna charge a lot slower and it'd be better when it charges while the laptop is turned off?
If the charger has no overcurrent protection, the charging circuitry in the laptop will most likely draw enough current to cause regulation failure, which will trip UVLO and shutoff charging.
If the charger has overcurrent protection, the laptop will try to draw enough current that the charger will stop supplying power.
If the charger and laptop are same brand, instead of the charger being some cheap aftermarket piece of shit, there's probably some sort of OneWire mechanism that allows the charger to tell the laptop to not pull too much current.
[QUOTE=Kiwi;52741085]Has anyone messed around with external RGB strips? Currently got 1M strip([url]https://www.pololu.com/product/3086[/url]) at the moment and I can expand it, question is if I wanted 3 metres of RGB lighting, would 5V @ 1 AMP be enough or would I have to step up?[/QUOTE]
Depends entirely on the current draw of the strip.
[QUOTE=Kiwi;52741085]Has anyone messed around with external RGB strips? Currently got 1M strip([url]https://www.pololu.com/product/3086[/url]) at the moment and I can expand it, question is if I wanted 3 metres of RGB lighting, would 5V @ 1 AMP be enough or would I have to step up?[/QUOTE]
Page says each led draws about 50mA, 30/strip, 90 for 3M, 4.5A total
I had this problem planning to light up an entire pool, LED current adds up fast
[QUOTE=Kiwi;52741103]Guess I'll grab a wall plug meter tomorrow and find out.[/QUOTE]
But that only shows you what the power supply draws, you want to know what the strip draws (At full white), you gotta put an amperementer inline.
[QUOTE=Kiwi;52741131]say would something like this do it? [url]http://www.mrpositive.co.nz/xtar-vl01-usb-ammeter-and-voltmeter/[/url][/QUOTE]
Yes, but "Input Current: 0-2.5a", so don't use it for all three meters :v:
[QUOTE=Kiwi;52741131]say would something like this do it? [url]http://www.mrpositive.co.nz/xtar-vl01-usb-ammeter-and-voltmeter/[/url][/QUOTE]
Just buy yourself a proper multimeter. It'll be real handy down the road anyways.
[QUOTE=SEKCobra;52741004]This is kinda like speedtest sharing all over again.[/QUOTE]
Internet golf.
[QUOTE=Kiwi;52741164]True this would be the better investment for all sorts of things. I'll toss it up and see which ones more do-able after I've done my bills n shit.[/QUOTE]
UNI-T UT139C, it's about 29-35€ on eBay.
Cheap flexible versatile starter DMM.
My parents are still stuck paying $60/month for 3/.5 with ~70% uptime.
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