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I have an Asus ROG Strix OC RTX 2080ti. I've had it for a couple of months now with no problems at all. It does live under water though courtesy of EKWB.

There's already a thread running on this. https://forums.overclockers.co.uk/threads/aorus-ad27qd-black-uniformity.18852372/ Opinions seem mixed at the moment but i'm happy with mine.

Nah all running at stock still. Do you think it'll handle it or even necessary?

Ah thanks. I shall look out for that but all good so far.

Sorry for the delay in replying. My new system is now up and running in the 20 XT. The front fan fitting issue i initially solved with cable ties but i changed to the rubber mountings for a much more elegant solution. Yes, it's a good case and there's plenty of room for pumps, reservoirs, fan...

Same here too. I'm just wondering what the signs would be of the supplied DP cable being not up to the job.

I will get these drivers this evening. I've also looked at quality DP cables, they are eye wateringly expensive.

My new build is now up and running and i still say this is an excellent monitor. The blacks are very dark and very little IPS glow. It works perfectly with Gsync too even though it isn't verified as such. I am more than pleased with it.

Same here. I still have an Orchid Righteous 3dFX card in a box in the loft, along with it's successor a Matrox G400 Max, plus motherboards, various drives and cases. I can't part with it.

I bought one and i didn't get the original cooler which of course i paid for. I didn't know there was a customer service sub forum. I'll post in there. Thanks.

I'm curious, if you ordered a graphics card with a waterblock and built by OcUK Tech labs, do you still receive the air cooling heatsink and fans which you've paid for?

I just received mine yesterday. It's a bit early to tell but the blacks are very black and testing it in a darkened room, plugged into my laptop, it shows almost non existent backlight bleed. It's not connected to the new system i'm building so i'll report back when it's up and running.

I've sorted it with black cable ties. It may sound a bit naff but they are invisible through the front glass and do the job of holding the fans tightly in place perfectly.

I bought this case the other day. I also ordered 2 TT Riing plus 200mm fans for the front. There are mounting holes at the front of the case so no problem. Or so i thought. The 4 holes for the lower fan are pre threaded, unfortunately the screws aren't long enough to get enough bite on the...

They need to rush on or i'll be compelled to go the Dell/Alienware route.

It seems as if there are a lot of cowboys in the shed game. Passmores look good and have been going a long time. Not cheap but the quality looks good. Anyone have any experience with them?

Mine isn't too bad. I easily achieve [email protected] and it runs at about 55deg when heavy gaming. It does get up to 80deg under prime but it's never failed a test or blue screened on me.

I run FSinn on my laptop along with BAV Phoenix plus FSGRW and FPFX. It's always best to offload this sort of stuff off of the main FSX machine.

For VNAV to function correctly you'll need to use a STAR for the aircraft to approve a runway on a particular airfield. You can create manual waypoints but the FMC on the NGX will assume your flight level will be at cruise unless you manually alter it.

I've been using FSCommander for a few years now. I'll likely change to PFPX when it's eventually released. Be warned though, the AIRAC on stand alone programmes need updating regularly, otherwise you'll fall foul of ATC when flying IFR online.