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@kungfupanda2594 they really do add to the gaming experience, I put the other set of lights Govee sent me out on my sons monitor and he's never got them off, he loves them.

@TheVerinen2 think even the subtitles struggle to keep up with the accent, the joys of being Scottish 🙈

@_SPI_RAL thanks buddy 🙏

@jcsanmateo think the scratching you are hearing is actually my sleeve rubbing off the felt mouse mat I use 😬 noticed it myself after it was uploaded. The keyboard and switch combo is really quite and smooth, just as I was looking for, so far no complaints 👌

@StuTech2 Cheers Stu, sound like a broken record but would love to have the space for a dedicated gaming room, not going to happen any time soon 😭

@danikaoosthuizen Thank you, limited space but I think I've made the most of it 👍

@mostechroom9780 if you are looking to have 2 different sources displayed on this screen at the same time the monitor supports PIP and PBP

@@BrisyTechBytes thank you so much. I’m a researcher so lots of code and I like gaming. I wanted to be able to game and also create two separate displays on the same monitor where 1 runs VMware Ubuntu and the other runs windows. Effectively I would have 3 displays - 1 laptop screen + 1 left side split and right side split. How could I do this ? Do I install display fusion or is it done on the monitor itself ?

@mostechroom9780 another added benefit of this monitor is having the built in KVM switch would be handy in a spilt screen scenario too if someone perhaps hooked up their desktop and laptop to it for work purposes, really is a decent monitor for it's price.

@BW199 not sure if you purchased it from Amazon but would be worthwhile getting in touch with the seller to see if they will send out a new hydraulic lift....assuming that's the part that isn't working.

@NinTheLost I'd imagine so, the only thing that is possibly different is the thermal pads thickness but if you are only doing a repaste then yeah, it should be pretty similar.

@BBoyJamalloRock thanks for the feed back 👍 So the monitor stand which is clamped to my desk is the Duronic DM35V2X1 which I got from Amazon, property I have is rented so can't wall mount them so tried a few that kept the monitor as close to the wall as possible and I found this to be the best. The monitor above is the Acer Nitro XF252QX, had this for quite a few years now, only a 25" 1080p 240hz monitor, the Ultrawide is used for most things.

@MrLoorduae it's Wallpaper Engine that you can find on Steam

@xsham555 glad you liked my setup, it's not quite as flashy as some of the others yourself on setup wars but I'm happy with what Ihave. Hopefully see yours on setup wars soon 👍

@Chris34720 the issue I had was there was no infrastructure at all to get the cable to my house, City Fibre constantly messed me about and ended up going with a different provider who used Openreach, their engineers were great and sent the civils team out first to do their bit , so amhave been up and running for a few months now getting around 930mbps download speeds 👍

@sphearix7232 it's crazy how these little hidden options can cause issues like this, I'm glad I found it as some games you get drawn in to the story so missing out on the dialogue just ruins the game a bit....happy gaming going forward 👍

@@fashionablylate888 the holes not lining up? Not the first to have reported this in the comments 😬

@cynicalskeptic thanks for the feedback and I'm more than happy to try and answer those questions for you. 1. The only experience I have with dell monitors are ones I have used in work, in theory you would think other stands from other monitor manufacturers could work as long as it's a 100x100 vesa sized plate and would sit inside the square opening of this monitor. I always intended to have this mounted on a stacked stand and just had to make sure whatever I used could take the weight. My worry with using a different stand from another manufacturer is that there is usually some sort of locating catch/hook, that's probably the thing that would stop you from using a Dell stand if those were different. 2. The chair I had was indeed the X Rocker strike and even though it's a few years old can still be purchased for about £120 from Smyths toy store here in the UK, not sure if thatvis where youvare based? Few months ago I actually changed my chair the the Holludle ergonomic office chair, totally forgot to update my parts list in my video description 😬 3. The softwareci used is Wallpaper Engine that you can purchase on Steam, no doubt you'll have heard that, if you are interested in the name of the actual wallpaper give me a shout and I'll get that for you later

@@BrisyTechBytes yeah I thought it was Wallpaper engine. I bought it years ago but it had so much manga and anime that no matter what I did I couldn't filter out all of them,so i eventually uninstalled it. Please do let me me know of that wallpaper and any appropriate one to comes your mind. I would like a wallpaper with a clock and the day of the week fornat.

@peskingx you can't with these particular fans but there are other options for PWM fans from the same manufacturer. At the time they only did those in a 5 pack and I was needing 6 fans and that was the main reason I went for the non PWM fans. Well worth having a look on Amazon again now, they might have more options 👍

@@MayhemMilIer no, bit of an odd question, why would you ask that?

@@BrisyTechBytes you looked sad and maybe i thought they gifted you the monitor in exchange for a good review

@MayhemMilIer ha ha....no, unfortunately it's just the way I am, not as overly enthusiastic as most other youtubers 🤣

@@BrisyTechBytes why didnt you go for a curved monitor for a ultra wide? isnt that the best emersion for gaming experience ? why flat ?

@MayhemMilIer had a 34" curved ultrawide before and for the price this monitor was I thought I'd give it a try, personally I see no difference from playing on this flat monitor but do understand why others wouldn't like it

@junebeethree thanks for the feedback, much appreciated. So out of curiosity have you done the repaste? Would be good to hear how much of a temp difference it has made for you.

@@BrisyTechBytes So I just got my MX-6 in the mail today. I was getting pretty close to the Thermal Limit of this gpu at 83 degrees in many games if I didn’t do any undervolting through Afterburner. Even then, still hovering in the high 70s, often my gpu temp was higher than my cpu temp. After the repaste and a bit of testing, it looks to be sitting comfy in the low 60s, sometimes spiking to 64 or 65. Huge improvement, if I’m being honest I didn’t think I would get anything close to that, but my paste was pretty sparse when I first removed the cooler.

@junebeethree great to hear that a simple repaste has helped you too. Sounds like your original thermal paste was rather dodgy like mine was, no coincidence it was like that for the 2 of us so no doubt there will be plenty of other out there. Happy silent gaming 👍

@Davso23 hope it gets sorted soon, actually mental how much you rely on broadband now. Sonfar I've had no issues since getting my fibre install done through OpenReach.

@stolustravel3906 some features you need to pay for like showing the GPU temps, from memory you could do everything else, custom backgrounds and so on, make it look like you want it to, just some sensors won't register unless you pay for the license

@@BrisyTechBytes Can you tell me exactly what free features are available? Can any sensor information be displayed? is this sensor information only for paid users? Thank you

@stolustravel3906 as this software is constantly updating I'm not 100% sure what will continue to work after the 30 day trial period, only from memory when my initial trail period ended the GPU temp was showing as "trail" rather than a temp, but I'm sure everything else was showing OK on the sensor panel screen. I just ended coughing up the cash and paid for the license which I do annually, and even then I don't think you need to do it annually unless you want the new features of any updated versions of the software when they come out. You might as well give the trial version a go and wait till the 30 days expire to see what stops working then make a call on it if you want to pay for a license or not...have alson een people mention Rainmeter as an alternative option but I have never looked in to this, have no idea how customisable it is and if there are forums with people sharing their sensor panels to download like you can with Aida 64

Thank you very much ​@@BrisyTechBytes

@IconOfSin thank you bud, appreciate the feedback 👍. Yeah I knew of the 2.5mm pads on the back but after disassembling the card and seeing that the thermal pads were still quite sticky and had not dried out I thought I would just leave the back ones, stupidly forgot to mention the back ones in the video thaough so a little annoyed at that. To be honest after seeing the thermal paste on the GPU die I think it was never covered evenly from the start, was quietly confident that just repasting would make a huge difference...and it did 😉

@@BrisyTechBytes nah video covers it better than most, iFixit has a decent article but internals don't quite match and literally 0 mention of cables. Gotta say my paste looked just as bad if not worse... but mine was hitting excess of 100° in minutes of running BG3. Seems to be very common issue over time with the 2070 super. All my 10 series cards are still going strong, the 20 was only a few years old. Thanks again brother 🤙🏻

Really...tight fisted Scot? I have a family to look after so think it's natural for anyone to try and get the best deal under the current cost of living issues that we have...and if I was truly tight fisted I wouldn't be coughing up for the top package that each of rhe providers had on offer for me. Both my mobile and PC are wifi 6 compatible by the way.

@user-yf6mo7tf9p how are you controlling the RGB, with the case inbuilt controller or do you have it hooked up to an RGB header on your motherboard?

I have it connected to the hub that came with it honestly I don’t know do you recommend me taking apart my computer and re connecting everything?

@user-yf6mo7tf9p just want to check how you are controlling the rgb, are you using the case inbuilt controller or do you have it hooked up to your motherboard to control the rgb? When I initially built mine I was trying to let another RGB controller that I have in my case for the fans also control the case lighting, wanted everything to be controlled under the same software but I ended up with practically the same issue as you so ended up disconnecting the case light from this other controller and hooking it up to the case inbuilt controller and it worked fine, means I control my case lighting through the buttons on top of the case. Can only assume that the other controller could only handle so many LED's per channel and why only part of the 3rd strip was lighting up. In my case I have a sata power cable connected to the inbuilt controller and the hub that came with the premium kit, the rgb light around the PSU shroud is still connected to the case controller, from the case controller there should be a spare 3 pin rgb cable that I attached to the premium kit hub, on the hub I have attached the edge lights, which are daisy chained, to on of the 3 ports and the motherboard edge panel attached to the second port on the hub.

@@BrisyTechBytes i have mine connected to the hub/signal wire that comes from the case. I also tried connecting both satas 1 to the built in controller in the case and the other to the hub.but it still didn't work i have to disconnect the bottom strip and connect it to the hub directly in order for it to work its an electrical hazard since it has prones coming out of the middle strip. im lost dont know what to do.

@user-yf6mo7tf9p at least we know it's not an issue with the strip then if it works being plugged in directly to the hub. I have saw another user say they didn't use the hub at all, they just plugged the case edge lighting directly into the 3 pin RGB cable that was from the case controller. For me I can't do that as I am also using the motherboard edge panel. Just wondering if you have tried connecting the case edge lighting in to each of the ports on the hub...as in trying them one at a time in case one of the ports is playing up a bit?

@OLDM4N-DE appreciate the feedback 👍 Regarding the installation, I don't see there being any problem in installing this kiy after the rest is installed, it helps being able to remove the side and front glass panel for access. I think you would need to install the side strip first so you can get it in by the fans and then the top and bottom strip and obviously the motherboard edge panel which wouldn't be installed till after the build anyway 👍

@theaveragejoebody still in excellent condition, no sign of wear and tear or anything beginning to creek

@chriswilliams8121 it's not officially compatible with G sync but it does offer Dynamic Refresh Rate which I believe is a similar to G sync

@michaelallen2221 for a 1440p 40" ultrawide that runs at 144hz and 1ms response time it's excellent for it's price, of course of you are prepared to spend more you could get better.

@@BrisyTechBytes thanks mate!

@@BrisyTechBytes what brands are built well? Samsung g5?

@@michaelallen2221 Can't personally comment on the G5's but they seem to get good reviews...and more reviews of them. One of the reasons i decided to make this video was down to the lack of reviews on this monitor, bit of a gamble buying one but have had no complaints so far and that was me coming from a 34" curved utralwide before with very similar specs

@@BrisyTechBytes thanks man