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Same. And with games more and more depending on DLSS combined with the fact that I'm only running a 1600p ultrawide and not 4k, thinking it'll last a good while.
Agree with this. While I don't generally use the display from the iGPU, having it available for quicksync and hardware acceleration for WebEx and whatnot have been immensely helpful for me.
Here's 13900ks (which is essentially just a binned 13900k)
Cooling - Direct Die with EK's block, 1x 360x60mm rad, 1x 360x45mm rad, 1x 420x45mm rad, and a 3090 also in the loop.
Clocks - 5.7P, 4.6E, 4.5C
Idle temp - 34C (Package); 29-31C (Cores)
Wattage @ idle - 28.148W
Voltage - 1.3v @ idle...
Honestly, it was a rig I built a couple years ago for a once a year lan party. Then I used it for x265 encoding throughout the year to not tie up my main rig. Having recently moved cross country, no more lan party goodness unless I fly back (which if I do, I'll just take his rig with me haha).
lol Yeah. Kind of a DB move, but between Minecraft, TABS, and Fortnite, he wouldn't even notice. He's only 9 (birthday today) and I just upgraded him from his 1660 & 2600x to my secondary rig (8700k & 2080) so that I could pass his original rig down to our soon to be 6yo for his birthday...
In my infinite wisdom, I got an 8' workbench to use as my desk. In hindsight, while I love the look of it and the desk space, I would've gotten a desk that can raise and lower. I can set the workbench's height, but it's a manual pain in the tail to do and this thing's heave af.
2080Ti is my primary. If it dies, I'll take the 2080 that I put in one of my son's rigs and place the GTX 960 that's in my plex server into his system. Doubt there's much risk of this happening, since my Ti's on a custom loop and barely peaks at 45C.
Nvidia Riva TNT was the first one I had and it came in a gateway PC. This was back in '98 or '99 and I was also just discovering access to videos & FTPs. . . so I wanted a card that could output to my TV. As a result, the first GPU I actually purchased on its own was an ATI All-in-Wonder Pro...
Just about any decent mid tower should be able to support those, but it all depends on the case layout. Popular ones like the Lian Li 011 Dynamic would absolutely work, but may be overkill for what you're looking for.
For those AIOs, you just need a case that supports 2x120mm fans in either of these instances. Then look for a case that has that setup in 2 separate locations if you have 2 rads. I had 2x140mm rads in my Corsair 600C, so both of those would fit but there are plenty of other options too. Any...
If you use exchange 2003, make sure you check 2003 compatibility. For myself, I use 2003, as well as my OWA address, combined with my corp username/email address. All in all, you're looking at 5 minutes to set it up and start syncing.
I'll also let you know that any existing items in your...
For exchange, I use TouchDown. You gotta pay for it, but it pulls all of my corporate stuff. As for podcasting/IM, can't really help you as I only use the built in IM client for Google Talk and removed all the others (my G1's rooted).
I gotta say, that idea's pretty genius. It may not float in the US, in in India at one of the Dell or Dish Network call centers, I'm sure it'll make a killing.
I'm runnin' a Q9300@3.5Ghz (1.40v) with the xigmatek 1283. I also have the little fin on the back directing a little flow through my 780i fins. Seems to work some wonders for me.