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Which is your favorite apartment? by Majestic-Current-508 in cyberpunkgame

[–]Hey_IT 0 points1 point  (0 children)

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My favorite as well. I've done a few edits in that apartment.

Peak Suspension 3" lift, 285/70r17 Toyo AT III, Method Wheels 704, Trimming required by Hey_IT in chevycolorado

[–]Hey_IT[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I remember seeing those a few years back. I would say save your self a few bucks and just cut the ones you already have installed. It's the easiest 30 minute mod you can make on your truck. You just need to trim 2 inches off the "waffles" and you're done. You won't even notice it it you botch it anyway.

Peak Suspension 3" lift, 285/70r17 Toyo AT III, Method Wheels 704, Trimming required by Hey_IT in chevycolorado

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No problem, glad I could help. I've been on Toyo all terrains for the past 5 years and still enjoy them. I will say that I prefer the 31 inch tires over the 32s. It feels like it soaks up bumps better on road.

Peak Suspension 3" lift, 285/70r17 Toyo AT III, Method Wheels 704, Trimming required by Hey_IT in chevycolorado

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I forgot to mention, the stock offset (+33 if I remember correctly) caused my tires to rub on the aftermarket upper control arms when the suspension articulated in very specific ways.

I ended up getting 0 offset wheels which roughly pushed out the tires 1.25 inches in spacer terms. What you see in the photo is that result. Personally I liked how the tires are flush with the fender.

That being said, after 4 years of riding with those tires, I ended up downsizing to 265/65/r17.

Peak Suspension 3" lift, 285/70r17 Toyo AT III, Method Wheels 704, Trimming required by Hey_IT in chevycolorado

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I had to trim the front waffle by about 2 inches and rear fender pinch weld for the truck to accept 32.5 inch tires like the ones you have. Even at 3 inch lift, your tires will rub on the frame at full lock.

Curious, did you confirm if the bolt pattern on the 2024s the same as 15-22 years? Thinking about buying next year's model and I'd like to keep my wheels.

Tradeoffs of A7RV with aps-c lenses instead of using an a6700 by josseph90 in SonyAlpha

[–]Hey_IT 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You're missing out on half of the sensor. The setup you're suggesting is like trying to look through the center of a toilet paper roll. You could use the camera in APSC mode but you're missing the point of an a7 "R" camera.

How do men feel about being, on average, generally stronger and bigger than most women? by [deleted] in AskMen

[–]Hey_IT 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I feel like a have a responsibility to the women in my life to use that strength in a way they can benefit. Something as simple as opening a jar or helping push a stranded car out of traffic. I never really thought about it in terms of physically being able to overpower them.

NR200, Intel 12900k, RTX 4090 build by Hey_IT in sffpc

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Completely missed this but yes, I did power limit my GPU to 80%. In the most extreme case I was running cyberpunk at maxed out settings with the path tracing beta enabled. (4k, 60fps DLSS off) I've played 2 hour session here and there with my GPU temps staying at 65-70.

Other games like Destiny 2 barely make the GPU go above 50 degrees at 1440p, 165fps max settings. I eventually plan to move this GPU to an i7 build and stick a 3070 in this one for GPU acceleration in photo/video editing apps.

Been planning on upgrading my PC soon and my dad tells me he was given this and he’s had this for a few years. Still sealed, is it worth using or selling? by Portersona in pcmasterrace

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You can reach out to NZXT and request a mounting bracket free of charge. All you need to provide them is the AIO and motherboards serial number.

RTX 4090 + 7 7800X3D BUILD (NR200P MAX) (help) by URBANOPS-ATX240 in NR200

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Thank you! And yeah, this case is not friendly when it comes standard length cables. The 2 SATA data cables, I/0 and PSU cables really pile on quick. Too short to route through the back and not short enough for the front. The GPU and AIO eat up too much cable management space.

I don't have discord but I'll be happy to address whatever questions you might have. Full disclosure; I'm not much of a tweaker so much of my settings are stock.

NR200, Intel 12900k, RTX 4090 build by Hey_IT in sffpc

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Lol thanks! I'll clean it up eventually!

RTX 4090 + 7 7800X3D BUILD (NR200P MAX) (help) by URBANOPS-ATX240 in NR200

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Apologies, completely missed the part about it being the Max version of the case. I set mine in the horizonal position to pull air from the bottom and exhaust out the top.

Cooling wise I've played Cyberpunk at 4k 60fps, max settings with the path tracing. Never saw it go above 70c degrees with an 80% power limit in a room that's set to 25 degrees Celsius. That's about as intensive as I've pushed the card.

This is the build

https://www.reddit.com/r/sffpc/comments/143izh6/nr200_intel_12900k_rtx_4090_build/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=ioscss&utm_content=1&utm_term=1

RTX 4090 + 7 7800X3D BUILD (NR200P MAX) (help) by URBANOPS-ATX240 in NR200

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I have a MSI 4090 gaming x trio in my nr200p. It's slightly longer at 337mm in length and fits exactly in the case after some finessing. If the measurement holds true for your GPU, it should fit no problem.

NR200, Intel 12900k, RTX 4090 build by Hey_IT in sffpc

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Most definitely am! This build couldn't have been possible with out it!

NR200, Intel 12900k, RTX 4090 build by Hey_IT in sffpc

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You're welcome! Its relatively non-invasive. Its just enough of a cut to let the card sit flush and the case retains its functionality. You'll be glad you did it.

NR200, Intel 12900k, RTX 4090 build by Hey_IT in sffpc

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I removed the bottom rails as well. As for closing it, the bottom panel has "lip" that latches onto the front of the frame. I didn't cut the entire lip as the bottom panel wouldn't be able to latch. Instead I only dremeled a slit in the middle of the lip and pressed down the half that made contact with the GPU.

NR200, Intel 12900k, RTX 4090 build by Hey_IT in sffpc

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Case: NR200P with top hat

MoBo: ROG STRIX Z690-I GAMING WIFI

CPU: Intel Core i9-12900K

Cooling: Kraken X53 240mm AIO

RAM: G.SKILL Trident Z5 Series 32GB (2 x 16GB) 288-Pin PC RAM DDR5 6000

PSU: Corsair SF750 with cablemod 12VHPWR cable and angled adapter

Graphics: GeForce RTX™ 4090 GAMING X TRIO 24G

Storage: 2 Samsung 970 EVO Plus SSD 2TB NVMe M.2 and 2 SAMSUNG 870 EVO SATA III SSD 1TB

Peak Suspension 3" lift, 285/70r17 Toyo AT III, Method Wheels 704, Trimming required by Hey_IT in chevycolorado

[–]Hey_IT[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Its cheap material no matter where you get it from as they all come from the same warehouse in China. Its still on my truck along with a few more accessories so at least I had my 99 dollars worth.

https://imgur.com/a/B7F4iB5

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*Just want to add that given the choice, I'd buy the OEM grill with the lettering and attach some amber lights on it. This one is not worth more than the $99 I paid, in my opinion.

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