I think the free version limits the number of products you can track, which matters for GPUs since every brand and model is considered a different product.
So, to get notifications for all SKUs for all 3060 Ti, 3070, etc, one needs to subscribe. I think - been a few months since I used it.
stusser
8407
Exactly, the free one limits the number of SKUs you can track. So if youâre going for a GPU youâll want to float them a monthâs subscription.
Good to know. Those suprim cards are enormous
Houngan
8409
Itâs like vaccine sign-ups for GPUs. More cards (shots) in gaming PCs (arms) is ethically sound, go for it.
Of note, Iâm not doing a vertical mount so I canât speak to that. The case is absolutely fantastic, however. After having built more than a few PCs in my day, this is my favorite case to work with thanks to all the small touches which are just right. Captive thumbscrews, toolless design, incredibly easy access everywhere, all the connectivity hubs anyone could want, magnetic dust filters, drive cages with built-in hot swapping, and itâs just pretty imho.
Only drawbacks would be its size (a plus for me), the cost ($200+) and that it doesnât come with fans (itâs primarily designed with the expectation of at least an AIO, but also supports air cooling just fine).
LOL - I like that metaphor
morlac
8411
I bet that was a great ride home with a big grin and jamming tunes.
Pretty much described it to a T, lol
I had a Lian Li case 10-12 years ago. I think many of the design cues we see these days with the one piece aluminum and such can be traced back to them (at least in my limited experience).
rei
8414
When do the next generation GPUs drop in price?
stusser
8415
GPUs never drop in price new, theyâre just replaced by the next generation when it comes out.
Tim_N
8416
7 months since the 3080 was paper launched and the thread title is still a highly relevant question for most people.
morlac
8417
This gen is like a fine wine. My vintage 2020 msi 3080 is only gaining in value.
Indeed. The 3080ti is now rumoured for end of May. Yields are reported as âvery lowâ. :P
Oh, one super-mild complaint as I ALMOST finished my build; does anybody believe in including fan screws with their fans, anymore? FFS.
Odd thing of note: the MSI 3080 Suprim X comes with both a GPU sag support (useful, as the thing is HEAVY) and a mousepad. It doesnât come with the little MSI badge/sticker, which I recall coming with pretty much every MSI product. I just thought it was kinda funny.
No, but OTOH some of them donât on purpose. The Noctua fans I recently installed, for example, have rubber isolation mounts instead of conventional screws. Confused the crap out of me since I hadnât seen them last build.
Diego
Thatâs some weird stuff, but sounds cool. Do they work with self-tapping fans?
I donât think theyâre a drop-in replacement, no. They rely on both ends having holes already & the fan side has rubber-rimmed mounts.
https://noctua.at/en/products/fan
Ah, yeah - looks very neat, but youâre right; still need to pick up some screws after work.
Aleck
8424
Thatâs weird. The Noctuas (120mm) that I just picked up came with both little stubby screws and the rubber isolation mounts â plus now a weird âcovers-the-entire-outer-rim-of-the-fan rubber bumperâ that came in addition to the traditional âcover-each-corner-with-its-own rubber bumper.â Those Noctuas arenât cheap, but man, they are nice and quiet.
Hardware Unboxed find NVidiaâs Resizable BAR to be less effective than the AMD counterpart. Boo. Unless NVidia just started from a higher base. Hmm. Anyway, hereâs their summary graph. Thatâll teach Nvdia to blacklist them.
