2018 Hardware Thread

Oh and one more thing, my Phantek case weighs 50lbs Empty Cliff.....Very heavy / well built cases.

OldMike65 said:

Yes it does, used that reset button Many Times Cliff ....

Now if only Macrium would design a case with a reimage button

Cliff S said:

Now if only Macrium would design a case with a reimage button

Well I got a Macrium Icon right on my desktop, that when I click it, instantly starts my image backup.....that's as close as I can come to make my image backup easily Cliff.

OldMike65 said:

Well I got a Macrium Icon right on my desktop, that when I click it, instantly starts my image backup.....that's as close as I can come to make my image backup easily Cliff.

I meant, it would do it offline(like with a USB, but by using a built in chip or something) incase you cannot get back into Windows(bad update anyone), and wouldn't need to dig through 1000+ USB sticks to find the one for your system, just push the reimage button

essenbe said:

Tommy, the 2080 TI XC is $2500 in NZ Dollars, and it's not $2000 as you quoted. It's $1150 here and may be a little cheaper once they are in stock in the stores.

2080 TI XC Black Edition EVGA - Products - EVGA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti XC BLACK EDITION GAMING, 11G-P4-2282-KR, 11GB GDDR6, Dual HDB Fans & RGB LED - 11G-P4-2282-KR


2080 TI XC Gaming EVGA - Products - EVGA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti XC GAMING, 11G-P4-2382-KR, 11GB GDDR6, Dual HDB Fans & RGB LED - 11G-P4-2382-KR

I actually would probably happily pay $1150 US? for the RTX 2080Ti, $2500-2600 NZD? God just forget you saw that it's embarrassing.

Could have missed it, but if anyone is interested in Evga X1 Beta .....
Evga Precision X1 Beta 9/26/2018 (Only for RTX cards so far)
EVGA - Software - EVGA Precision X1

OldMike65 said:

Oh and one more thing, my Phantek case weighs 50lbs Empty Cliff.....Very heavy / well built cases.

Cliff, the M is for mid tower, but it is a fairly large mid-tower case, but not 50 Lbs empty though. Mikes case is a monster. I used to own that case too. It's a fantastic case.

You can create a Macrium recovery partition and not need a USB. I have one and have used it several times. It's great.

essenbe said:

Cliff, the M is for mid tower, but it is a fairly large mid-tower case, but not 50 Lbs empty though. Mikes case is a monster. I used to own that case too. It's a fantastic case.

You can create a Macrium recovery partition and not need a USB. I have one and have used it several times. It's great.

The thing is, Caseking says it's a M (midi) mid tower, but after some research it's the full tower.

I was joking about Macrium building a case with a full recovery option(additional to the reset button)

No, I got it wrong. (I have owned too many Phanteks cases) I have the Enthoo Pro now, which is the larger one. The Prom M is a mid tower and shorter than the pro.

Phanteks Enthoo Pro M Series PH-ES515PTG_BK Brushed Black Steel frame Tempered Glass Window ATX Mid Tower Computer Case - Newegg.com

It's the Pro I have now which is larger than the M. I sold the Pro M case a couple weeks ago (with a computer in it ) If you look at my albums, there is a picture of both sitting side by side. They aren't very good pictures but you can see the difference between the pro and pro M sizes. They are both very good cases.
https://www.tenforums.com/album.php?...hmentid=174408

The M has 1 5.25" bay door up top. The Larger Pro has 3

The top is the Pro, the bottom is the Pro M.