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liquid cooling help
- Thread starter ThitChoLover
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Then a 7990 would surely NOT be my choice as it doesn't have the horsepower nor vram to support the resolution. It is a BIG step down from 2 290x's.
If you are a gamer, make sure that monitor is 60Hz...
^^^this
at this point there is still a lack of good "fast" 4K monitors
there will be a lot more available by thankgiving/x-mas/the holidays
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Yeah, too many 4k 30hz monitors. Don't get it. I guess you gotta milk everyone before moving on up. lol
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Yeah
Been looking at them the other day, still nothing that catches my eye. Then again, i would like a 4K at 120hz - 3D-capable one day
A this point a 30Hz 4K is however well suited to browse old 320x200 pix on old pr0n sites on thewaybackmachine
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the best advice i can give is to read all the watercooling stickies, be sure to put a drain in it from the get go and buy lots more tube than you even want because like me you are going to replumb and rewire the thing till your happy with it, my guess would be 50 or so times, then you'll be adicted to it and redo it 50 more.
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My Samsung 4K monitor for 599.00 on sale does 60Hz with the latest Nvidia drivers and a display port connection.
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that's one i've been considering, reg price is 599.99 but i think i will wait for better stuff later on.
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For that price I could grab 3 1080p LED monitors with a surround stand for a surround setup. Oh wait I did... Actually it was around $450-$550. 4K is nice though. Just going to wait a while for those.
Actually it was around $450-$550. 4K is nice though. Just going to wait a while for those.Similar threads
