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I wonder what brand they'll use. Prices for the 3080 vary from £650 to £800 from the small number of sites listing prices so it isn't too bad really. I can't find prices for the brands PCS have used in the past though; Zotac or Palit. The Zotac looks very nice though, they've upped their game in...

Bing (just realised I'm not on Chrome) shows this on the Asus BIOS and the forum post I read said to disable ERP, C1E and EIST (Enhanced Intel Speedstep Technology)

It's way beyond my technical knowledge. Which brand of motherboard is it?

Sounds more like a capacitor - I assume it stops when the plug isn't on? I did find a post about turning power saving modes off in the BIOS - I'm wasn't even aware this was an option! Maybe look at whether these are on?

It has RGB so it must be! (n) Unfortunately Currys/PC World aren't the only ones preying on this part of the market. I looked at some pre-built systems from well known sites and the PSU's and Motherboards weren't listed, even on £2,000+ builds. Some would just say "B450 Motherboard". It's...

Both of the connectors to the right of the "NODE" connector are USB - the first with the braided cable is the NZXT Hub and the second the case mounted USB ports. I have connected to my hub; Corsair Commander Pro, WiFi card and H115i, as well as a dongle for my mouse, which i could connect via...

They're on the bottom of the Motherboard and are labeled. You have the same Motherboard as me so should look the same.

Its pretty slick isn't it! This is the screen if anyones interested. I've just got it set up as a second display.

I've just taken delivery of a 7" screen from AliExpress. I've got it set up below my monitor to display stats via Aid64 as below. I need to play around with the cooling info but it's pretty sweet.

Front and bottom are intake, top (cpu water cooler) and rear exhaust. Good shout, I'll try swapping the bottoms. Overall temps have come down but the RAM is always a notch higher than I'd like. I'm going to move the cables to the lower slot in the case to free up some space too.

My thinking was getting airflow to the GPU. I've only added the bottom two, to feed cool air directly to the GPU. I did however note on the Corsair site they show this case with the bottom fans as exhaust fans with the front 3 only as intake. Not sure what I could use to test the airflow though.

I've fitted a Corsair Commander Pro and additional intake fans today so I've been doing some temp logging, both from the components and the little temperate probe things. All is fine apart from the RAM; At idle CPU and GPU sit at about 28°c and 32°c respectively, but the RAM closer to 40°c. Is...

I've got Arctis Pro Wireless and they're pretty good. Maybe not as good my old Sennheiser's but they're truly wireless, whereas I had to use an Astro Mixamp with the Sennheiser's. The Steelseries have loads of features too so they're perfect for gaming. There is a pair on Amazon in the Warehouse...

Mine was in almost 2 days. I wouldn't worry.

As said spare screws. Mine were all over the place as they were just loose in the PCS box so fell out all over .

I watched a video unboxing it and its an absolute beast in size. Scaffolding is probably the safest option 🤣

That monitor shouldn't exist, its unbelievable.

Which part of the performance weren't you happy with and what spec monitor are you looking at?

What on earth do you want to perform better? Intel® Core™ i9-9900K Gigabyte Z390 AORUS Master 32GB Corsair VENGEANCE 3000MHz 11GB GEFORCE RTX 2080 Ti

Spec below Case: CORSAIR CRYSTAL SERIES 680X RGB Processor: AMD Ryzen 9 3900XT Motherboard: ASUS ROG STRIX X570 Memory: 32GB Corsair VENGEANCE RGB PRO DDR4 3200MHz GPU: ASUS ROG STRIX GEFORCE RTX 2080 Super Storage: Samsung 970 Evo 500gb / 2TB Seagate Barracuda SSD PSU: CORSAIR 750W RMx...