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When the sim works as it should, it's brilliant. When it doesn't, my fps is as low as 15-20 and super stuttery. Hopefully asobo and Microsoft will enable offline downloading of assets before Christmas. Furthermore my Thrustmaster TCA Captain X doesn't work as it should.

@@micahpauldunford2052 Good morning :) Let's talk about it. Recommend a good surround system under £1,000/$1,300 and one under £2,000/$2,300.

@@MuayThaiBora It's my first time buying from the brand and unlikely my last! What do you own by the brand?

@ I’ve had various from thermalright. True, assassin to my knowledge, noctua nod-15 and then onto custom water cooling. Using noctua nf-a12’s on radiators now

I would like to attempt custom water cooling one day. However I would need to research extensively to ensure that parts and installation are 10/10 without weird pump or radiator noises. I got lucky with my Artic Freezer 3 AIO. It's dead silent. The previous two AIOs I tried very noisy and I quickly returned them. Do you have a link to your computer on PC parts picker?

@@spaghettijustice I will explore whether I can accurately record the noise or lack of using my holly and mics.

It's a bummer that I don't have professional equipment to measure the before and after difference in sound. The mics on my 15 Pro aren't precise enough and struggle to accurately measure sound below 30decibels. However, it's genuinely near silent now. You need a dead quiet room and stand 1 meter away to hear that something is on. Gaming performance is amazing. The difference between idle and gaming at 4k is neatly imperceptible. I am blown away by the improvement. Do you have a gaming pc?

@@Knockout69977 Thanks. Do you have a Fractal North case too?

@@HonestHans365 Yeah I have the XL and it might not fit on that stand haha

@@Knockout69977 The XL is gorgeous. More wood! Most people think mine is furniture. A drawer. Haha. Have a look around, you might find a slightly larger version of my desk stand thet I am sitting my pc on.

@@HonestHans365 Where did you get your pc stand?

@ Here you go :) www.amazon.co.uk/OROPY-Vintage-Monitor-Computer-Organiser-Rustic-Brown/dp/B08HMNLJBY/ref=asc_df_B08HMNLJBY?mcid=acbf07c7156a396cab417ca0c228ae66&tag=googshopuk-21&linkCode=df0&hvadid=697205981467&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=10869753361507320425&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=1006948&hvtargid=pla-1032881009987&psc=1&gad_source=1

@@FesterSilently Are you happy with them? I want to change my top and rear exhaust fans too. However they are rgb and the lighting give me a peak of my components in the dark. Do you know of super silent rgb fans?

@@HonestHans365 Ah, I wish I could tell you what you want to know. :( I am technically savvy when it comes to computer builds, but my knowledge of case/cooling fans has waned rather a LOT. To answer the first half of your question, though: overall, I love the Noctua fans, but the ones I'd been buying are $35USD each, and, well...if I bought enough to properly fill my current case (I only have three at the moment)...it would be more than the cost of another entire case. Which is more or less how I landed on this video. :)

@ I am OCD about sound and noise. I was set on buying Noctua fans as they are the gold standard for performance. However, someone online mentioned the Thermalright TL-B12. I knew nothing about them but then saw an eBay listing for exactly 3 for £2 each. Being faithful to the name of my channel I couldn't resist. After installing them the PC was so quiet that I thought it was broken. Honestly, I didn't expect such a big jump over the stock fans that come with AIO. I haven't even optimised fan curves for the ThermalRight fans yet. Do you have any more mods or upgrades planned?

@@HonestHans365 Well. I've had my current build/PC for...4-5 years now? AMD X570 'board inside a Lian Li 011 Dynamic case, with an NZXT X73 cooling the CPU (radiator mounted/blowing out the top) and a liquid-cooled Sapphire 6900XT (radiator mounted/blowing out the side). It has served me well, lo this long time. I recently saw a good price on an XFX 7900XTX, so I jumped on it (though I was VERY sad to let my liquid-cooled 6900XT go) and swapped it out (a process of a couple of hours, complete with a full dusting/cleaning and some light rewiring). The GPU swap went smoothly, and I placed the 3 aforementioned Noctua fans on the side of the case where the GPU radiator once lived. But now the CPU temps were all over the map - mostly too hot. I thought perhaps the X73 was nearing end-of-life and, what with all the jostling...maybe it had come loose? And honestly, it was a BEAST to mount on my motherboard, so I was never 100% sure it was ever sat on there securely, in the first place. So I upgraded (much to my wallet's chagrin) to an Arctic Liquid Freezer 3/360, which, also, seems to be running fine. But now (because I went from liquid-cooling to air-cooling on my GPU) I'm going to need to mount 3 additional intake fans on the floor of the case, to bring cool air to the GPU. But...I was too broke to purchase 3 more Noctua ($35) fans. And now we come full circle! So, once my next paycheck rolls around, I'll be snapping up 3 of your wonderful (inexpensive!) Thermaltake fans to mount on bottom of the case.

@@HonestHans365 Hunh. I had typed (an annoyingly long) reply, but it doesn't seem to have posted. :/ ~~~ Long story short: I'd (separately, but within a week of one another) upgraded my GPU, and then CPU liquid cooler, which fucked with my overall case temps. I did not want to spend $35USD *each* on more Noctua fans to fill all the new spots in my case, so...I eventually ended up here with you. :) Now I am going to buy 3-4 (INEXPENSIVE!) Thermaltake fans, thanks to you.

It's a monitor stand. I don't have a wood fetish but when I saw it for £16 on Ebay I couldn't resist buying it as the foot print is perfect for my PC. Here's a link to it on Amazon but you can find it elsewhere: www.amazon.co.uk/OROPY-Vintage-Monitor-Computer-Organiser-Rustic-Brown/dp/B08HMNLJBY

Thanks! Do you also own an Artic Freezer 3?

Cheers? May I asked why you watched the video and what you were hoping to learn?

The same thing happened to me in the first 2-3 weeks but then stopped. Are all your drivers up to date?

Yes, all updated, it is just buggy as lots of ppl report same issues.

@@Markzy_DM Yes. It's a pain. That's why I made this video with the hope of helping some people make it work. What's your GPU and Soundbar?

@@HonestHans365 Samsung q930c and rtx 4090.

​@@Markzy_DM Hmmm how is the GPU connected to your setup? To the soundbar or directly to the TV? Although I can connect my PC to the soundbar I have plugged it raight into the TV to minimise the risk of dolby atmos, gsync or other issues. If you done the same. Try uninstalling dolby atmos, geforce experience and re-install. I dealt with some frustration myself. Keep persist :) It’s well worth it.

@@sowmiyaparameswaransowmiya6311 Thanks for the feedback! I have owned a blue pair for 12 months and so has my GF. No issues. Furthermore Soundcore offers good warranty. Have you downloaded the app and tried the EQ?

@@HonestHans365 it about to come Tuesday...sure I'll check them ...and I'll send a feed back please tell me what is EQ?

Thank you! Have you ordered a pair of Q20i? Ivory is an ambigious colour. It can be closer to beige, grey or white depending on how you ask. I didn't plan to create a video but thought it would be helpful to record a quick one to show prospective buyers what the colour looks like.

You are welcome! Thanks for watching.

Yes I do. I play with a wireless Xbox controller. For browsing I use a mouse and keyboard on a lapdesk. Do you play from the couch too?

@@HonestHans365 I'm planning to move to the couch when I build a stronger PC. Im looking at your video for inspiration. I really prefer to play game with mouse and keyboard especially shooter and RTS. Can you share the model of your lapdesk?

@@frafra224 I love gaming on the couch. There are way more split screen multiplayer games on steam than in the Xbox store. I frequently play socially with my kids. My lapdesk is awesome. I do all my work on it whether it's using the iPad with Logi Combo Touch or my M1 MacBook. It's called: Laptop Tray with Pillow Cushion - Adjustable Lap Desk for Bed & Sofa - Built-in Mouse Pad, Wrist Rest & Phone Holder

@@HonestHans365 Thanks alot yeah getting sick of sitting in an office chair at work and then go home aswell. Tried PS5 and didnt like it so I'll move my pc to the living room.

@@frafra224 What do you dislike about PS5? I also have good news regarding the couch experiecne. MS are currently trialing a feature update that enables users to login and navigate Windows using a controller. That way we won't have to touch a mouse and keyboard for couch gaming. I expect the public release within 6 months before Xbox unviels a windows powered handheld.

How dolby atmos work for you?

@HonestHans365 I positioned the soundbar at the top of the monitor. Sitting 3 feet from the monitor not so good. I need to sit 4-5 feet for it to give a better surround experience. I do wish they release an atmos speaker set for desktop use.

I have the exact same but a HW-930D. Dolby Atmos works 'chef kiss' for me. I have the HDMI 2.1 cable going from my rtx 4090 to the HDMI #1 port on TV and another HDMI 2.1 cable from HDMI #2 port (eARC) into the eARC port on the soundbar. Do you own Dolby Access? If you have enabled it in the software and run the 'Dolby Atmos channel check' does it work fine there? Finally, installed 'Smart things' on your phone and connect to your soundbar. It may ask you to put the soundbar on 'wifi' mode to connect to your home internet. Then the phone can connect using wifi IP and no need for bluetooth. From there you can change individual settings but also: check the firmware and update from within Smart Things.

@ Well done and thanks for sharing. Atmos through windows can be a bit stroppy. Therefore one needs to follow my steps one by one til the very end. Alternatively, do it once, uninstall some of the apps and redo it. Not even I managed to get it to work on my first try.

@@soppingclam Yes I do have dolby access. It's just that the surround experience is not good because I'm too close to the soundbar and I think being in a small room with poor acoustics is not suited for the q930 or any other proper Atmos soundbar for the matter. Maybe if there is an equivalent of the Sony home theater quad for desktops, maybe that will work for my setup. Or having discrete height and surround speakers would give me a good experience. I'll settle for gaming headphones for now. I transferred the q990b to bedroom.

Have you followed every single step in the video?

Does the monitor support atmos pass through?

@@hl236 dunno, its a Samsung neo g9 so I think so, but the monitor is not connected to the soundbar, the pc gpu is connected to the soundbar

@@BrunoCAquino Did you install dolby access?

@@lamjk10 yes, the app says its all ok but I dont get sound when I select Atmos, only the 7.1 surround option works

@BrunoCAquino Do you also use samsung dolby atmos speakers? Try going deeper into nvidia and Windows sound settings. Maybe it's just a setting issue. With AMD cards, only window's settings can be changed. There is nothing on the Adrenaline software except some profiles. Make sure you also use 2.1 hdmi cables for eARC.

Will try that. My monitor can swivel!

Yes :)

I'm planning on buying an AWD pc that has an rtx 4070 super and ryzen 7 5800x3d. do you think it will match to the benchmarks in this video ruclips.net/video/yX4CgtNqR80/видео.html thanks

Hello! Yes it works. No issues encountered. I haven't done any benchmarks.

@@centos8034 Since making the video I haven’t bothered connecting my iPhone to a display. I hope that functionality will improve in the future.

@@ccook3659 You are welcome. I have screenshots of Nordic curls but no demonstration in the video. I should have included one! However, there are plenty of RUclips videos about how to do it. Do you have plantar Fasciitis?

@@floridaaaaa Interesting. I have regular crocs but have never heard of or tried literides. Are you fully recovered?

@@HonestHans365 yes, thank you for asking. Fully recovered and running. I feel that wearing sandals was what caused it for me, (thongs/flip flops) as I was constantly using my toes to grip the flat part. Now I wear the lite rides daily and especially after runs.

@@floridaaaaa Amazing that you have recovered. Well done! Would you say that you are 100% recovered or more like 95-99%

@@HonestHans365 I would say as close to 100% as possible. I was limping along last summer but since I changed shoes I’ve run about 1000-1200 miles and several half marathons with no issue outside regular soreness. I wear them daily and avoid walking barefoot on hard surfaces as well.

@@floridaaaaa Excellent. Buy new shoes every 500 miles and you will be less sore. Not cheap but makes a big difference for myself. As I said in the video, I buy my shoes during sales and keep a new pair ready when it’s time to change.

@@pwnomega4562 Yes it has a display. It's a Deepcool AK620 Digital

I sold my 4070 and play with dlss and frame gen. 20-30% increase above 165 or 240fps might not be as material. However below 120 the jump is very noticeable. Now I can use ray tracing and play above 60 versus 30-50. Without ray racing 90-120fps feels smoother than 70-90. For games that don't have ai upscaling the ti super is much stronger compared with the 4070 that can struggle pushing native 4k. If the difference wasn't noticeable I would have returned the ti super.

The 4090 is an absolute beast! It's wild that the 5090 is rumoured to be 50-70% superior but with 500watt energy consumption 😂 I look forward to watching it run Frontiers of Pandora as if it's an Indien game.

@@Iconic11111 Not even the 4080 is sufficient for maximing out Alan Wake 2 and Frontiers of Pandora. At 4k max settings you can expect 50-58fps with a 4080. Those titles need an overclocked 4090.

Thanks. Birthday gift from my GF.

@@kasarnfla The reason why I made the video is because the reoccuring rethoric online is: 4060: 1080p 4070: 1440p 4080/4090: 4k When I bought the pc I was clueless about dlss and frame gen. With those features switched on, no ray tracing and see tings dialed down from ultra, you can enjoy a good 4k experience even with a 4070. The definition of good is entirely personal and dependent on which games you play. For some it's min 240fps and others it's all setting maxed out. I have bought a gaming monitor because I am spoilt by my TV. 4k with dolby vision. It makes monitors that are not oled and look washed out. In fact dolby vision makes a bigger visual difference than Ray tracing. Furthermore I have a surround system with rear speakers hooked to my TV. Dolby atmos works really well through the PC. I only have space for a 24-26 monitor. I haven't come across oled ones in that size. Oled monitors are currently either too large or too expensive.

Interesting. This is the first time that I have heard of DSR. I just quickly googled it but need to deep dive. Regarding efficiency. Nvidia has the upper hand when you use DLSS and Frame Gen. I can see the difference in power consumption when I use AI enhancement vs playing in native 4k. Granted, if you play competative online FPS games you will not use ai which nullifies the efficiency advantages of Nvidia GPUs. I considered Palit GPUs but was unsure whether their cooling is on par with other manufacturers. How are you finding it? Do you think it's worth upgrading from 16GB RAM to 32GB for gaming?

@@HonestHans365 I've been using palit gpus for the better part of the last 10 years. They are ok, but I killed a 1080Ti and a 3080Ti, which I RMA'd with no issues, and our local retailer "Wootware" here in SA is honestly a 10/10 with their support. I wouldn't say their coolers are anything special. Mine gets around 65c max, which is higher than most of the bigger brands, but memory temps are really good, though, and it's running pretty well overall. It looks pretty good though, but no RGB, which is fine with me at the price I paid. On the topic of DSR, it's a god send when replaying older games. The higher resolution generally works better than AA while performing pretty well, especially DLDSR. On the features front, I played a few games with DLSS+FG and I'm slowly being converted into a believer, but I don't care much for RT tbh, I will take the highest resolution I can get as close to 120fps as I can, if I can I might even push for 140+ at something resembling 4k on my ultrawide screen even if I have to play with optimised settings.

Yupp. Some games require a 4090 for maxxing out in 4k. As a gamer you have to ask yourself which games do you enjoy playing,how do you enjoy playing them and how much are you willing to spend. For example, if I was mainly playing competative FPS titles I would be happy with a £600-800 as they are designed for a lowest common denominator. My PC cost £1,600. Would spending three times that amount on a 4090 and 7800x3D rig make the games that I play more enjoyable? No.

@@lightest2385 5800x3D is a brilliant gaming CPU. I’m glad that I chose it. It powerful but doesn’t run necessarily hot which leads high noise.These are the temps with the glass panel on the case: idle/youtube = 33-37C. Gaming: 45-57C. Honestly, it doesn’t need an AIO at all and can be cooled with a bang for buck Peerless Assassin. 4k is enjoyable. 55-60fps at very high settings and ray tracing for demanding titles like Cyberpunk, Alan Wake 2. Without ray tracing I achieve 70-120fps in most titles at very high settings.

Thanks! What's your PC setup?

@@HonestHans365 I’m trying to slowly upgrade my PC I7-8700k ROG Strix 370-E Corsair Vengeance 16GB 3600mhz DDR4 Asus TUF gaming OC 4070Ti Super Corsair RM850x be quiet! Pure base 500 FX ATX