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I've thought about this a few times. But it comes via truck and pallet. Local MicroCenter has an open-box one for $500 off.

Cooler Master HAF XB Evo. Have several of them for various things, they're great for that.

It hasn’t gotten better though.

I'm hoping that the extra cost will make it less likely to be a problem; when the summer shortages were happening, I switched to TR partially because of availability - and also because I decided that why the hell not, it'll do what I want for certain, rather than "probably". Which was accurate...

Sounds good. I’d only be planning on the 3960 equivalent, but if that’s enough for you all to knock out some tests... I’m not in a super hurry. CES timeframe for the announcement , no?

Well, I plan on doing the upgrade, so we might have a reason to chat- assuming it’s on sTRX4 like they promised. I want to get rid of the x399 system, so upgrading my main and moving parts down- problem solved. Wouldn’t mind loaning it out, if y’all promise not to damage it. ?

In da sig, but Forge/Spartan are running Noctua coolers for TR4, and Sovereign is running a corsair XC7 block. Waiting on hydro copper coolers to move the 3080 to water. 6800XT in Forge is a placeholder; I've got the Asus hybrid that I'm trading for (likely) an MSI instead (air cooled), as...

StarOffice, SunOffice, Lotus (EWW), one other that I can't name or remember but made me red with hate. WordPerfect too, back in the day...

IIRC, you all never managed to get any of the Threadripper parts in for Zen2, did you? Think you'll get any for Zen3?

I think you need bifurcation capable boards for that.

Use disk management, initialize as MBR and not GPT. If it’s already set to GOT, use diskpart to initialize again as MBR. FAT32 Doesn’t like GPT

Hell, I'd be happy with that. I've been using the 2080ti for casual (console-like) games and HTPC work now - does a great job with NVENC for Plex on the road, and will do 4k for older games I never got around to...

Part it out - not sure where to sell/trade these days (I used to use [H] for that but apparently ran afoul of Kyle)... but parts are generally easier to handle.

One of the smartest things I did was pick up a used 2080TI before the Ampere launch. I had a weird feeling about it, and I knew that it would be moving to a bloody HTPC eventually, but... I did it anyway. probably overpaid from what I could have paid too, at $800+, but... I regret nothing...

There was curiosity from my side on this one when it came out (briefly had a major white aesthetic going on in my head), but decided to get something "better" rather than waste the time. Glad I did. Although, this would fit nicely if my wife's system ever dies. She likes pretty.