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This releases on streaming tomorrow!

We don’t talk about @b_m_b_m_b_m(the Bs stand for Bruno)

We’re the same people that post on all of the other sections of the forum, my guy.

Oh, so you’re just going to be a shitty troll? Got it.

So, you’re saying I should’ve spent the extra $50?

There’s 1000 unboxings of it available but zero reviews. Only the MSI Suprim/Suprim X has reviews. If there is some type of loss with the 3x converter, hopefully we can just buy a 4x converter to remove that.

You won’t engage with @SaysWho?reply to you and shift to a broad and unrelated question with little-to-no context, then do not to answer questions regarding “what issues at the border are you referring to?”, yet the ones posting here are the biased ones? Okay.

@Mr.Vic20 Skip to about 6min in. He explains the 3 plug vs 4 plug (over by roughly 7:30). With 3 plugs the power target is limited to 100% EVGA Precision X, with 4 plugs they can move it to 130%. What I’m still unsure of is if this affects the stock boost clock, however

Which Zotac did you get? Can you post a link? I might be willing to trade you my MSI as I like the look of previous Zotac cards a lot.

EVGA has this one: https://www.evga.com/products/product.aspx?pn=100-NK-3000-B9 It only has two connections to the PSU, though

I wanted to put mine up before it got flooded by patient people like you

I’m just antsy because my 3080 Ti sold faster than I thought it would and I want to make sure the 4090 at least ships before I pack up the 3080 Ti

Mine still says processing

Newegg?

Did anyone’s card ship yet?

Damn, nvm someone just bought the card for the buy it now price

I'm selling my 3080 Ti. I listed it on eBay but will pull the listing down if you're interested. They're going for $800 + shipping on average on eBay, but I'd do less if you'd want it since I won't get hit with the stupid ass eBay fees But, like Stepee said, you may be better off just grabbing a 4080 when they come out next month. 100% up to you, my guy!

Watch that Sony review I posted, high-end Mini LED seems to be the best as the amount of blooming in dark scenes is the same that OLED has (unnoticeable unless you shove your face against the TV). There's no "best of both worlds", just "best" here I think the only downside with Sony is that it uses AndroidOS/AndroidTV for the built-in functions

Sony's new mini led is already 1:1 with the best OLEDs it looks like. The issue with mini led is that quality for black levels will vary greatly between brands/models, so, right now at least, Sony's is king (and by a lot) compared with other mini led (except maybe ASUS's mini led monitor).

QD-OLED should make burn-in not a thing with OLEDs, but, it's still "theoretical" and I think LED is still brighter (someone correct me if I'm wrong on that). Also, QD-OLED is currently limited to 65"

Honestly, the new Mini LED from Sony, the X95K, is about 1:1 with the LG C2 in terms of picture quality and even black levels... except it's brighter and you don't have to worry about burn-in.

So I just read that using 3pin limits boost clock to 100% whereas 4pins allows 120%.

I have no idea. But, if that's the case, I'm likely not OCing this anyway

You can see it's a 3pin here

@Mr.Vic20looks like the PSU conversion cables on the MSI only have 3x 8pins instead of the 4... Is that safe or should we get a 4x adapter?