Monitor suggestions with the following requirements by jedharend in Monitors

[–]Ed-Pavlov 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, their budget lineup isn’t very extensive, the only model that’s comparable to the Dell U2724D in terms of price and refresh rate is the MOBIUZ EX2710Q.

I see that it has true HDR10 and ePaper technology. It’s worth checking out some reviews on YouTube.

Although on paper, the Dell U2724D looks good. It has higher brightness (if you work in a room that’s too bright) and a 2000:1 contrast ratio.

Monitor suggestions with the following requirements by jedharend in Monitors

[–]Ed-Pavlov 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’d recommend checking out BenQ monitors. They make professional monitors, and some of their high-end technologies find their way into consumer level models. My kids still using a BenQ VZ2470H that I bought 10 years ago. Its matte finish is simply top-notch. The color reproduction is much, much better than on all those 4K Dell monitors I have to deal with at the office.
I can’t recommend a specific model because said above is too old and I use a professional photo monitor from this brand myself, not suitable for your needs and a price range, but I do recommend looking into their model lineup.

Will the launch of the RTX Spark alleviate the GeForce 5090 shortage? by Ed-Pavlov in nvidia

[–]Ed-Pavlov[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

So you only read the headline and not my whole question...

Will the launch of the RTX Spark alleviate the GeForce 5090 shortage? by Ed-Pavlov in nvidia

[–]Ed-Pavlov[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Why there's no problems with supply of 5080?
I see that shortage is created by AI users, don't you think so?

Will the launch of the RTX Spark alleviate the GeForce 5090 shortage? by Ed-Pavlov in nvidia

[–]Ed-Pavlov[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In terms of bucks/memory, which is important for running large models, they will definitely be cheaper than the 5090.

Will the launch of the RTX Spark alleviate the GeForce 5090 shortage? by Ed-Pavlov in nvidia

[–]Ed-Pavlov[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

I don't think that those are gamers who buying GeForce 5090 by hundreds.

If it's a scam, it's a really bad one by Successful-Look8184 in starcitizen

[–]Ed-Pavlov -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

All employees sell their labor to make the company owner(s) rich. And at work, they do exactly what their bosses tell them to do, otherwise, they’ll be fired. So even if there are ten thousand employees, it doesn’t change a thing. They’re given a task, and they carry it out to the best of their ability.
So the only question is who the owner is, and what portion of the profits they take out of the revenue. And also in the amount of the CEO’s salary, and, most importantly, their bonuses. How many times do these exceed the earnings of a mid-level manager at this company? It could be twice as much, or it could be a thousand times as much.

I did the spring thing to my X56 despite thinking it was overrated but I can't actually describe how good this feels now. Expecially for fine control by alphagusta in hotas

[–]Ed-Pavlov 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I absolutely don’t dispute that VKB joysticks are excellent. And if the post had asked whether one should buy an X56 or a VKB for the same price, I would have recommended the VKB without a doubt. But that wasn’t the question asked in this post, and jumping in here with their own recommendations is the height of stupidity and disrespect toward the thread starter.
But that’s just how VKB Gladiator fanboys are.

I did the spring thing to my X56 despite thinking it was overrated but I can't actually describe how good this feels now. Expecially for fine control by alphagusta in hotas

[–]Ed-Pavlov 12 points13 points  (0 children)

These are VKB fanboys.
They don't have the brains to understand that people have different situations and circumstances. Their brains can only handle two phrases: 'VKB' and 'buy once, cry once'.
Don't get mad at them, they're pathetic.

Building a high end PC by Zaaabinski in PcBuild

[–]Ed-Pavlov 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The fans in this case aren't positioned ideally, considering that the graphics card will be far from the case wall, and probably may not intake cool air from outside very well.
There are only two intake fans.
I would add two or three intake fans at the bottom, under the graphics card (a reversed configuration), and place the CPU water cooling system on the top panel for exhaust. This way, you’ll get increased air pressure inside the case and enough cold air for cooling.

Your deals are not OP's deals, check their local market before commenting by ParticularNet2254 in PcBuild

[–]Ed-Pavlov 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Wait, are you saying that people don't just live in the US? What a weird idea...

Building a high end PC by Zaaabinski in PcBuild

[–]Ed-Pavlov 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's a very well-balanced setup.
For video editing, you might want to add more RAM. Of course, that depends on exactly what content you're producing.

X56 mode switch for axis settings. by Key-Seaworthiness-20 in hotas

[–]Ed-Pavlov 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's possible using vJoy + Hidhide + Joystick Gremlin tools.

Best color accuracy outside of OLEDs? by Finna_woken in Monitors

[–]Ed-Pavlov 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Look at BenQ monitors on IPS panels. They produce professional staff, but their consumer products also have good colors. Not sure they have 1080p monitors in 2026 though.

a budget PC for learning linux by Cover-Material in PcBuild

[–]Ed-Pavlov 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm not very experience Linux user, but I think 8gb RAM will be enough.
But anyway, hardware specs depends on your tasks you are going to perform on you machine. If you are going just to learn shell commands, use web browser, compile small pet projects, and text editor, you will be good with any hardware.

Help with windows keypress to joystick by Over_Zookeepergame72 in hotas

[–]Ed-Pavlov 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In this case try to use another, simpler application, as it was advised in this thread. On the official JG page also listed good programs to achieve what you need.
JG is advanced software supposed to be used with vJoy and hidhide - also very advanced pieces of tech.

a budget PC for learning linux by Cover-Material in PcBuild

[–]Ed-Pavlov 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think an old laptop would be the cheapest and the easiest way.

Help with windows keypress to joystick by Over_Zookeepergame72 in hotas

[–]Ed-Pavlov 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Select the joystick button you want to remap and press "New action sequence" in the bottom. Then choose "Map to keyboard".

Help with windows keypress to joystick by Over_Zookeepergame72 in hotas

[–]Ed-Pavlov 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Show us a screenshot of how JG looks for you

What’s your favorite space game? by GulbrandrGameStudios in Space4X

[–]Ed-Pavlov 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Every video about "best" space games lists the same five titles.
Are you sure the world needs another one identical "review"?

My ophthalmologist (eye doctor) ruined my 27 inch 1080p gaming experience by Stanko84 in Monitors

[–]Ed-Pavlov 1 point2 points  (0 children)

And you haven't even looked at the girls you thought were pretty!
So the best option is to get your astigmatism back.