Doug_Masters
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Tell me, doesn't this just smell like a scam?
Doug_Masters replied to Xeonith's topic in PC Hardware and Related Software
I looked at that last week as well. The website is not blackballed by anyone yet but the domain name is less than 3 months old. Stay Away. -
I'm in the market also, Dell just pushed back their delivery date from June 18 to July 1...
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Has anyone tried the 10900k yet?
Doug_Masters replied to james111333's topic in PC Hardware and Related Software
I looked at the 10900k in an Alienware build I just bought a week ago. I ended up going with the 9700k overclocked to 4.7MHz for better DCS performance and lower cost. -
Greetings everyone. Just ordered a PC to start playing DCS. Always wanted to be a fighter pilot but life took a different path. Looking forward to meeting like minded people! My previous flight sim experience is pretty old, lol: -Atari 400 Flight Simulator II -Amiga 500 F/A 18 Intercepter -Falcon 3.0 -Falcon 4.0 -USAF Boeing C17 Flight Simulator - Joint Base Charleston
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I read this as well. Looks like Dell provides instructions on how to change/upgrade all components in an R9... EXCEPT the motherboard (& Bios...). There are instructions online on how to do it as well. I'm happy with my order as many discounts lined up and I got a full 2080 ti / i9 system & 32GB 3200MHz Ram for $2.2k and it includes a warranty (and looks pretty cool too). Comparable systems from other manufacturer/assemblers were at least $400-$500 higher and I was reading nightmares about build quality. I also could not source the parts for the cost I paid (maybe there is a parts premium cost going on now due to CV19?).
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I looked at that. Actually that's why I held off until I did. Nvidia's announcement was in early May (postponed a month due to CV) but they did not release a date or info on the next gen GPU's, specifically the "3080 ti" or whatever it will be called. With the lack of info, I wasn't going to wait to September/October this year to see if they released it. I can see waiting to upgrade, but I was buying new and did not have a PC to play DCS with. On the CPU's, I researched the whole 14nm design architecture but again I wasn't going to hold off due to it. I actually chose an older chip that performed better in single core tests rather than the newer chip that was better multi-core (and overall...).
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lol, never thought i would be looking forward to getting it. Build time is about a month though. Ordering all the accessories now... - 32GB Ram upgrade - Pedals and desk mounts (VKB)... surprised there's not a cheaper desk mount solution out there. I work closely with a machine shop, may just develop something. - Track IR or the solution that uses the Playstation camera That should do it to get me started. Then I figure a few month learning curve and may look into VR at that point.