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  1. cyklondx

    Random hardware

    Hi, I created this thread to show off some random computer hardware - retro, and new, desktop and server. It will likely contain my opinions on the hardware, photos, screenshots, tests, problems i've encountered, what i liked and what i didn't. Note1: Most of cases will be in racks, and they...
    • cyklondx
    • Thread
    • benchmarks blog computer discussion general hardware issues screenshots tests
    • Replies: 8
    • Forum: General Hardware
  2. cageymaru

    NVIDIA Demonstrates Issues with Non-Validated FreeSync Monitors at CES 2019

    At CES 2019, NVIDIA announced that it was going to support Adaptive Sync monitors that passed its certification process. Out of over 400 monitors tested, only 12 were deemed "G-SYNC Compatible." NVIDIA has created a display at CES 2019 to highlight issues that non-validated FreeSync monitors may...
    • cageymaru
    • Thread
    • adaptive sync amd certification computer hardware freesync issues non-validated nvidia tv
    • Replies: 85
    • Forum: HardForum Tech News
  3. S

    How can I test if my gpu is working perfectly? (rtx 2080 ideally)

    Is it possible to check the operation of a gpu by 100%? What kind of tests should be done to ensure that a gpu (New) is working correctly? Only stress test? I ask mainly for a new RTX 2080
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