EPTThere are other options, but that's the one that should be widely available. Particularly if you look around for an online shop that gives you free shipping somehow.
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MisterFred
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There are other options, but that's the one that should be widely available. Particularly if you look around for an online shop that gives you free shipping somehow. | ||
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Liquid`Jinro
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18gb of diskspace from win 7 being gone is always nice, I suppose. Assuming that's about the only benefit, could I just delete the old windows 7 files and call it done? | ||
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Firkraag8
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Assuming you're in Win10 right now, hit Win+Q command and search up Disk Clean-up. Right click it and run as administrator, you should from there be able to delete your old Win7 files. After that you should be fine, since it was a clean installation from the start you don't really need to reinstall Win10 again. | ||
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Liquid`Jinro
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Incognoto
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Cyro
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On July 28 2016 18:26 Incognoto wrote: Will a power supply bought in Europe explode if plugged in in the USA? Some of them will, i think many good quality units can take either voltage without having to do anything special. Triple check it  | ||
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Incognoto
France10239 Posts
It's a superflower leadex, as good a quality they come without spending unreasonable amounts of money, i guess | ||
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Cyro
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$30 to everyone who bought a 970. Will see how easy this is to cash in and where it applies. http://www.overclock.net/t/1607150/tca-nvidia-settles-graphic-card-false-advertising-class-action-lawsuit/ | ||
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Deleuze
United Kingdom2102 Posts
On July 29 2016 02:56 Cyro wrote: Nvidia settled on class action about the 970 issue - they advertised it as being full chip aside from 3 SM's cut, but actually also cut some L2 cache and ROP's hurt performance and effectively made it a 224 bit card with the last 0.5GB of VRAM unusable. They handled this pretty badly at the time as well - objectively underplaying the effects of the cut, talking about driver improvements that never came and instructing all retailers to deny related returns. $30 to everyone who bought a 970. Will see how easy this is to cash in and where it applies. http://www.overclock.net/t/1607150/tca-nvidia-settles-graphic-card-false-advertising-class-action-lawsuit/ $30? Is that it? | ||
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On July 29 2016 02:56 Cyro wrote: Nvidia settled on class action about the 970 issue - they advertised it as being full chip aside from 3 SM's cut, but actually also cut some L2 cache and ROP's hurt performance and effectively made it a 224 bit card with the last 0.5GB of VRAM unusable. They handled this pretty badly at the time as well - objectively underplaying the effects of the cut, talking about driver improvements that never came and instructing all retailers to deny related returns. $30 to everyone who bought a 970. Will see how easy this is to cash in and where it applies. http://www.overclock.net/t/1607150/tca-nvidia-settles-graphic-card-false-advertising-class-action-lawsuit/ Interesting, any idea how to follow up on this? Or should the regular 970 owner just wait? | ||
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Cyro
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Craton
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Class actions rarely amount to a reasonable amount for an affected individual. | ||
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Cyro
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Incognoto
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Cyro
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On July 29 2016 06:04 Incognoto wrote: $30 is a lot actually. That should be a significant cut into their margins. If more than a few people claimed it, perhaps. They're still probably coming out of this better than if they had cut the price by 10% and fully disclosed that they cut the chip. They quickly became the fastest selling GPU of all time, they absolutely ruined AMD's marketshare and a large part of that was because of the lie of the almost-fully-enabled chip @$330. According to some marketshare analysis, Nvidia had ~1.63 GPU's per 1 that AMD had in the kepler vs gcn era.. that increased to ~3.17 within 2 quarters of the 970 release. Those sales numbers put them in the most dominant marketshare position they'd been in for a very, very long time. | ||
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