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I must make my entry later. Im a fanboy !

I am aware of this, so I am seeing the mentions and I have spoken with Ducrider as well. I am in the office right now so I am unable to fully digest everything, I will put it my 2 cents once I have had some time with this. Thanks all.

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Updates to Rig Creator as of today 12/08/21 You can now have up to 15 Rig Profiles. Users now have the ability to switch Rig Signatures on or of independently for Desktop/Mobile. Overclock & Other info information on rig profiles now show side by side to prevent scrolling. “Full Rig Info” button will now take you to the correct rig depending on which rig tab you were viewing in the signature when clicked. It will now take you to that specific rigs full information as opposed to just taking you to the first rig on the list in the user profile Additional alterations to the sharing functionality. I figured you guys may like the ability to add additional rigs, so you can now have 15 Some additional visual fixes will be incoming soon.

That gives a great in sight. May try with the i3 first to see what I get !

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Source Worth mentioning just incase any of us here have one of these models.

Nice, thanks for the info. No idea if Asus unlocked the H81 boards. Will check that out. Ha, could be a nice guy if he has one lying around. Only issue is that I am kind of limited to a stock cooler/low perf cooler as it is a SFF build. So may not bode well due to clamping pressure.

Let's make the assumption I may beef to 10Gbps, What sort of CPU are we talking ? The motherboard I have is a Asus H81M-K whichever CPU it ends up being it would need i-gpu support. With it being a 4th gen CPU and likely fairly cheap, might be able to go for the top one it supports lol. (Intel 4790K)

So I have an i3 4130 : Intel Core i34160 Processor 3M Cache 3.60 GHz Product Specifications ARK.INTEL.COM quick reference guide including specifications, features, pricing, compatibility, design documentation, ordering codes, spec codes and more. Just wondering if it would meet the recommended spec so far as the OpenSense requirements details here : Hardware sizing & setup — OPNsense documentation DOCS.OPNSENSE.ORG I guess I could upgrade the CPU, but wondering if I can get away with it not being a limiting factor ?

Yeah I wondered about that too. If you could reposition it, then fine. But if its fixed, kind of limits the possibilities.

Yeah I didn't see any limits coming up on my monitor screen while playing which is good ! Thanks for popping it onto a G-Sheet

I just played some Doom Eternal and logged readings via GPUZ. See attached GPU-Z Sensor Log.zip

Yeah, I mean if he was into "Real" gaming then for sure I would pick up a more appropriate GPU but for his activities I think this will do fine but before I give it to him I better double check. The later FX CPU's were not complete junkers by any means and paired up with a semi decent GPU and SSD/NVME...You are still in a good position.

I am a believer that not ALL FTW 3090 Cards are at risk of the issue, just going by the fairly small sample set that show the problems. I would never know if mine was one as I blocked it straight away...so no fans lol. I only recently flashed to the Kingpin BIOS however (Gives the card a great leg up) and I have never tried Amazon's RPG and don't think I will lol.

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Source. I have a FTW3 Ultra Gaming. However im no longer using the stock BIOS as I use the Kingpin 520Watt, so I should be covered anyway.

Well if someone did steal it, at least it would have some comedic value lol. Glad you like it bud.

This is promising for me. I just bought a used rig from the company I work for which has the FX 9590 for my little brothers first proper PC. I figured it would still be a decent performer for general and gaming use. This just goes to prove it lol. The rig comes with a Quadro P2000. Not a bad card, but he is not going to be doing heavy gaming, so it should suffice.

That is super impressive. The amount of work and commitment is awesome. I wonder if they will make these for others or provide DIY kits.

Ha, dongles for activating and using software is not new. So you never know

Would much prefer that they kept the VRM's on the motherboard. Seems simpler that way to be honest.