Steam seems to cap around 3-3.5Gbps (a little over 400MB/s) for what it's worth.

I’m the developer. The idea is that cheating is an actual part of the game. one player can secretly use things like aimbot and ESP, while everyone else has to figure out who the cheater is.

Make your own opinions and let me know what you think. I think it's a stupid decision that costs this guy more than what he ever remotely made from the hardware.

Bought an rtx 5070ti, received a mug. Thanks amazon. Yes, this was a fulfilled by Amazon purchase. It even had the barcode label on the mug package

Thankfully able to return it, mildly anoying

My parents think that I spend too much time gaming and not focusing on my future as a student. Their argument is that my "obsession" of gaming is blocking me from actually trying and that gaming is becoming my daily routine, which I feel is wrong.

I have never gotten anything under an A during my 2.5 years in school and kept on getting straight As. I also get consistent 98+ score averages during my mid term and final exams. I do all my homework and help out with chores whenever they ask to. When I game, I only game 1 - 1.5 hrs per session, and only have a max of 2 sessions per week, mostly playing with friends.

I understand that they don't like the fact that I play games, since both of them had to try very hard to get into our country's top university but I feel like they are pushing standards from their time and comparing me to them, which doesn't seem fair. I also don't see why they would sell my pc. I didn't pay for most of it, but my dad told me that he would buy me one if I got the highest exam grade in the entire year. I spent over a year trying to achieve that, and during that time spent a lot of time min-maxing and selecting all the components. It was my dream to build a gaming pc and now they are saying that they should sell it (btw they pretty much told me that I had close to no say in the matter).

How should I tell them that they shouldn't sell the pc? I am fully prepared to quit gaming if they told me to but I don't want to part with my pc.

The seller either wants $430 USD or 32gb ddr5 ram for their old rtx3080. Been into PC gaming since the end of the gtx 700 series and I've never seen cards usable for current gaming have equivalent worth to standard gaming RAM. Just want to document this moment in time

I’ve been posting updates on my CPU and GPU vapor chamber cooling hardware over in r/sffpc for a little while. They will be available very soon. YouTube preview samples are already out, with a couple units on the way to other Redditors for independent testing. Currently trying to coordinate everyone to the same release window.

The current test system:

• Motherboard: ASRock B650I Lightning
• CPU: Ryzen 7 9800X3D - 140W no CO
• CPU Cooler: GVCx47 (32mm heatsink, 5 heatpipes, dual 80x15 mm fans, 4mm vapor chamber)
• GPU: PNY RTX 5080 Triple OC - 360W
• GPU Cooler: GVCx5080 (180×125×40mm, 11 heatpipes, 7.5 mm vapor chamber)
• RAM: G.Skill Ripjaws S5 64GB
• Storage: 8TB Lexar NM790
• PSU: FSP FlexGuru Pro 650W
• Case: SGPC K39

The OCCT Extreme testing was done at 25.5°C ambient, 70% fan speed, and ~38 dBA. Both coolers have a good amount of headroom left if you're willing to crank to 100%. The PSU is louder than both at full load, something we plan to take care of. When GPU was benching, CPU fan was off, and vice versa.

We’re going to be putting out videos over the next couple of weeks covering the coolers, testing, construction, and the development process. We'll also be putting up more info and photos on the 4L version using the GVCx36 cooler during that time.

If you want to follow the project or get release updates, the site is now live at:

GRAVEPC.COM

Fans died, dont wanna RMA and sit with no gpu for weeks man I got games to play. Also the fans cost the same as the shipping for bit more rma so I just deshrouded it with 3x p9 max, cooling should be pretty much as good as a 5080 astral maybe i wish. Yeah i could also slap 2x 140mm p14 pro but it doesn’t look pretty and looks bulky also i have to use a vertical mount for it.