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Community Article Lg tv — Micro Center Lg tv Cecil ✭ April 6 in Sales Do you sail LG TV ports for 60" TV 0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter Comments TSNickW admin April 7 Hello Cecil.  Welcome to the forum!  What kind of ports are you referring to?   0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter Sign In or Register to comment. Community Article LG 60" Television — Micro Center LG 60" Television fylane ✭ July 2 in Sales Hello, Do you sell LG LG 60" Television.  Do you finance through Acima? 0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter Comments Ian admin July 3 edited July 3 fylane said: Hello, Do you sell LG LG 60" Television.  Do you finance through Acima? Greetings. It will vary on the stock of your local Micro Center. You can view the LG TVs we sell at: https://www.microcenter.com/search/search_results.aspx?Ntk=all&sortby=match&N=4294820334+4294966895&myStore=false  Select your local Micro Center at the top of the page and you can view their stock. Store stock is updated regularly during business hours online.  The only financing/payment plans we offer is through our Micro Center credit card. Here is a link to information on that, more information can be found in store: https://www.microcenter.com/site/content/credit-card.aspx 0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter Sign In or Register to comment. Community Article Refurbished LG OLED TV — Micro Center Refurbished LG OLED TV Pawel ✭ June 30 in Customer Service Questions Hi. Purchased a 55” LG oled (refurbished) from Fairfax store. Out of the box the tv has what looks like a knife cut in the screen. There are no others in stock so I can’t exchange. What do you recommend? Can a substitution be made?  0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter Comments TSTonyV admin June 30 Are you referring to the split between the left and right halves in the picture, or is it a specific marking on the screen? There's a plastic film I can see in the photo that makes it hard to see a specific mark or line.  0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter Sign In or Register to comment. Community Article LG Blu Ray drive not recognized by Windows 10 — Micro Center LG Blu Ray drive not recognized by Windows 10 Allen_D ✭ July 6 in PowerSpec I have a PowerSpec G225, the drive works with DVD's but not Blu Ray disks, I have uninstalled the drivers and re booted a number of times, I have a Samsung drive that is doing the same thing. I'm using DVDFab, AnyMPR Blu-ray player and VLC and none of those software can read the disk. Does not show up in explorer ether. Any help with this would be greatly appreciated. 0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter Comments TSMichaelB admin July 7 Allen_D said: I have a PowerSpec G225, the drive works with DVD's but not Blu Ray disks, I have uninstalled the drivers and re booted a number of times, I have a Samsung drive that is doing the same thing. I'm using DVDFab, AnyMPR Blu-ray player and VLC and none of those software can read the disk. Does not show up in explorer ether. Any help with this would be greatly appreciated. It's odd that both your Samsung and LG drives are experiencing the same issue. My first thought would be that the disks might be region locked, but you'd receive an error stating such is the case. The fact that the drives work with DVD's but not Blu Ray's means that it's getting power/data, so it's not a physical cable issue either. I would start by updating the firmware on the LG drive first to see if it recognizes the Blu Rays afterwards: https://www.lg.com/us/support/product/lg-WH16NS40.AVAA10B.  If you have different Blu Ray media to test to rule out defective disks, that would be helpful as well. Lastly, if you can recall a time that the Blu Ray portion of your optical drive worked, you can try rolling back any updates that occurred after that period or utilize system restore to that time frame to see if the Blu Ray functionality is restored. Hopefully it's a simple OS configuration issue, as it seems extremely unlikely that both of your Blu Ray optical drives are defective. 0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter Leave a Comment BoldItalicStrikethroughOrdered listUnordered list Format Heading 1Heading 2 QuoteCodeSpoiler Emoji Url Image Align leftAlign centerAlign rightToggle HTML viewToggle full pageToggle lights Drop image/file Home • PowerSpecComment As ... Community Article Lg monitor “fastest” setting is pixelated on ps4 — Micro Center Lg monitor “fastest” setting is pixelated on ps4 Nicj_123 ✭ September 12 in Technical Support Questions The response setting “fastest” for my monitor won’t work without being pixelated on ps4. I am wondering if there is a setting a need to change on the monitor or ps4, I’ve tried most output settings, but still motion blur/ pixelally.  0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter Comments TSTonyV admin September 12 What's the model of your monitor?  0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter Nicj_123 ✭ September 13 27GL850 0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter TSTonyV admin September 13 Okay. Do you know what resolution your PS4 is set to? If you're running at 1080p, then you will likely get a little bit of pixellation regardless because the 27GL850 is native 1440p and pixel density at 1080p isn't great at 27" in my opinion. Especially if you're sitting close.  When playing games on my PC at 1440p I don't notice any pixellation, but when I run something like my Switch on it at 1080p on the same monitor I definitely notice a bit of pixellation and jagged edges because of the change.  0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter Felicity near Tustin ✭ September 14 https://www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews/lg/27gl850-b Basically, that setting determines how much voltage the liquid crystal is being heated with so that they change colors faster. This is called overdrive.  This site recommends you set it to 'normal' for 60hz. >Incredible response time at 60Hz, better than most 144Hz monitors, which is great news for console gamers. Unlike the Overdrive setting at its max refresh rate, the recommended setting is 'Normal'. It has significantly less overshoot than the 'Fast' and 'Faster' settings and motion looks the clearest. >The 27GL850 has an outstanding response time at its max refresh rate of 144Hz. The recommended Overdrive setting is 'Fast' as it has the least amount of motion blur, but there's still some overshoot in darker transitions. If that bothers you, the 'Normal' setting performs very similarly, but the response time is slower in all transitions, resulting in a bit more blur I don't know if the PS4 actually can do more than 60fps, I assume no, so 'Normal' or maybe 'Fast' at max. You will get that overdrive blur no matter what; there is no getting around it. It's called 'ghosting'. I can tweak the hardware settings in my monitor to get the maximum overdrive possible (ff in hexa) and it actually hurts my eyes, but looks like you're on some wild peyote or something. You do not absolutely need to be at 'faster' strictly; I run fast (or, in benq language, AMA @ high vs premium or off, for 'i have no idea they made it up'). Sometimes the ghosting is bad. It's okay at 240hz/fps though.  0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter Sign In or Register to comment. Community Article Can someone review my selections I am A Stock Daytrader — Micro Center Can someone review my selections I am A Stock Daytrader Tyson_KO1 ✭ May 1 in Help Choosing Parts I will never use this for gaming, however I will be running multiple monitors with live charting, newsfeeds and other windows open. (chat rooms, etc)  I need this to be very stable. No crashing, bottle necking, delay. Monitors: A couple of  LG 27GL83A-B 27 Inch Ultragear QHD IPS 1ms NVIDIA G-SYNC Compatible Gaming Monitor, Black   I may consider a an additional 34" or 39" Same brand and style. https://www.microcenter.com/site/content/custom-pc-builder.aspx?load=6ff59a84-c304-41e8-bc22-72172fa1d619 Thank you for your help, Mike 0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter Answers Ika ✭ May 1 IMHO, a total overkill for what you are after, but if you have money to spare, go for it. Just add a decent UPS with AVR to protect your investment from power spikes and brownouts. 1 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter TSMichaelB admin May 1 Welcome to the forum, Tyson_KO1. I agree with @Ika entirely, that system is extremely overkill for day trading. Here is what I would recommend: https://www.microcenter.com/site/content/custom-pc-builder.aspx?load=eca574eb-2a66-46de-bb71-2d4ef405c974. This selection uses an 8 core,  i7 9700K with faster base/boost clock speeds. 8 cores should be enough for the multi-tasking you'll be doing, and the boost in clock speeds might help the system feel a little more responsive. If need be, you can always swap this out for a Core i9 9900K and get the added benefit of Hypertheading. 32GB of RAM is not required for daytrading, but you can always choose to upgrade to that capacity should you find yourself running low on memory. The RX 580 that I selected supports 5 monitors in total (2 Displayport, 2 HDMI, 1 DVI-D) and will be plenty fast since you are not gaming at all. I noticed the monitor you selected is a 1440p high refresh rate gaming display. Do you prefer the higher refresh rates? Or would you rather go with a 60hz 4K panel for more screen real estate? LG makes a very solid 4k 60hz IPS panel that supports AMD's Freesync technology, which will work alongside the RX 580: https://www.microcenter.com/product/604925/lg-27ul500-w-27-4k-uhd-60hz-hdmi-dp-freesync-hdr-ips-led-monitor. I am actually typing to you on this exact same monitor, it's pixel density is EXTREMELY high (163 PPI). Text is very sharp with no increased scaling required. If you'd prefer 32 inches, this would be a decent alternative: https://www.microcenter.com/product/484660/lg-32ud59-b-32-4k-uhd-60hz-hdmi-dp-freesync-led-monitor. Just keep in mind that it's a VA panel, not IPS, so colors may not be as vivid. As Ika mentioned earlier, having a good UPS is going to be key with making sure your system survives some nasty power surges. While most good quality PSU's are capable of taking a hit without taking other components with them, it's not worth taking that chance. I bought this a while back for my home plex server: https://www.microcenter.com/product/497071/apc-1500va-back-up-ups-w--coaxial-and-data-line-protection,-10-outlets. It's actually on sale now, and supports AVR.  Lastly, if you can budget it in, it may be worth getting an extra Samsung 970 Pro SSD to setup a RAID 1 for a little added redundancy. At the very least, get an external drive to backup your data periodically. For daytrading, I would focus entirely on stability, responsiveness and data redundancy. Any downtime or data loss will be very costly. Hopefully this helps! 0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter Sign In or Register to comment. Community Article Trying to buy/ Preorder the Samsung Odyssey G9 online via microcenter and not having any luck — Micro Center Trying to buy/ Preorder the Samsung Odyssey G9 online via microcenter and not having any luck NcokeO ✭ July 7 in Sales I'm wanting to purchase or prepurchase the Odyssey G9 but am having no luck even finding it in the webstore. last week i was in store in the Saint Louis Store and someone from the monitor department said ppl have been picking up their G9 and G7 Orders early. 0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter Comments TSTonyV admin July 8 Hello @NcokeO! We actually do not carry the G9 models available at the moment from what I can see, we currently on have the 27" and 31.5" G7 monitors. I'm not sure if/when we may have the G9 ultrawides, so I can't make any promises on that front, but if you keep an eye on the website we'll update any availability if we have them. If the associate mentioned the G9 monitors, they may have just been mistaken and thought the 31.5" models was the G9.  1 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter NcokeO ✭ July 8 TSTonyV said: Hello @NcokeO! We actually do not carry the G9 models available at the moment from what I can see, we currently on have the 27" and 31.5" G7 monitors. I'm not sure if/when we may have the G9 ultrawides, so I can't make any promises on that front, but if you keep an eye on the website we'll update any availability if we have them. If the associate mentioned the G9 monitors, they may have just been mistaken and thought the 31.5" models was the G9.  that makes more since. Damn. Been contemplating the LG CX 48inch 4k 120hz hdmi 2.1 TV or this Samsung Odyssey G9 for my new gaming PC monitor. I appreciate the fast response. 0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter TSMichaelB admin July 8 NcokeO said: TSTonyV said: Hello @NcokeO! We actually do not carry the G9 models available at the moment from what I can see, we currently on have the 27" and 31.5" G7 monitors. I'm not sure if/when we may have the G9 ultrawides, so I can't make any promises on that front, but if you keep an eye on the website we'll update any availability if we have them. If the associate mentioned the G9 monitors, they may have just been mistaken and thought the 31.5" models was the G9.  that makes more since. Damn. Been contemplating the LG CX 48inch 4k 120hz hdmi 2.1 TV or this Samsung Odyssey G9 for my new gaming PC monitor. I appreciate the fast response. If you go the route of the LG CX, be mindful that HDMI 2.1 GPU's are not out yet, so you'll have to use it at 1440p 120hz until an HDMI 2.1 GPU comes out. Club3D just recently launched a DisplayPort 1.4 to HDMI 2.1 adapter which uses DSC 1.2A (Display Stream Compression) to allow 4k at 120hz through the HDMI 2.1 ports on those TV's, but you lose out on VRR technologies like FreeSync and G-Sync. I currently use the 55 inch LG OLED B9 as my gaming monitor and I am still waiting for an HDMI 2.1 GPU myself. I wish you the best of luck in your search for a good gaming monitor. Both the LG CX and the Samsung G9 will make for fantastic gaming experiences, so I hope you can get your hands on one soon. 0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter Sign In or Register to comment. Community Article Cancel Order — Micro Center Cancel Order richardp93 ✭ September 11 edited September 11 in Customer Service Questions Hello, I ordered a LG 34GN850, and would like to cancel my order. the order number is 10953034. Would I receive a confirmation of a cancel if this goes through? Thanks ! EDIT: Disregard, Talked to someone on live chat on cancel, Thanks ! 0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter Comments TSTonyV admin September 11 We can get that cancelled for you! You should receive a confirmation email once that's taken care of.  0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter Sign In or Register to comment. Community Article Did not get a receipt — Micro Center Did not get a receipt Mathieu ✭ October 25 in Customer Service Questions Hello, today I just bought a LG 27GL850-B monitor and the cashier told me that I would receive it through email which I did not. Would it be possible to send the receipt to my email, because I think they may have made a mistake when writing my email. 0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter Comments TSTonyV admin October 25 Hello @Mathieu, we are able to send receipts again. I'll send you an email follow-up regarding this, please check when you have a chance! 0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter Sign In or Register to comment. Community Article Flickering monitor - random — Micro Center Flickering monitor - random MrChris37 ✭ May 20 in Technical Support Questions I recently (within the last 3 months), purchased two LG 24" monitors back on 2/27. One of the two monitors randomly flickers off and on and is very unstable. I've done all the troubleshooting I could think to do.  Different power strips, different display cables, different graphics cards and different computers altogether.  I even reset the monitor to defaults to no avail.  The monitor will still black out and come back on then black out again. Doesn't matter if it's during POST or when the OS is fully loaded. I don't have the original packaging or box because it had been working fine for a while.  Is it possible to get an even exchange for another monitor, or something like that? I have the original receipt. 0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter Sign In or Register to comment. Community Article CD installer — Micro Center CD installer flychucker11 ✭ July 8 in Help Choosing Parts I have a new Lenovo computer just purchased from microcenter. I need to install a CD onto the computer but there is no place to install a CD. Do you have a CD installer that I can attach via a USB port? Sally 0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter Answers LandShark admin July 8 Hi Sally, Yes, we do carry external CD/DVD drives that can be connected via USB. They can be found here: https://www.microcenter.com/search/search_results.aspx?N=4294966941 I'd recommend this: https://www.microcenter.com/product/486130/lg-8x-ultra-slim-dual-layer-super-multi-external-dvd-burner-silver as I have used it personally and it has served me well! 0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter Sign In or Register to comment. Community Article Is my build good or can it better for the budget — Micro Center Is my build good or can it better for the budget Tigran_62 ✭ August 11 in Help Choosing Parts It is my first time building and I had a couple questions? Here is my build Processor-  AMD Ryzen 5 3600 3.6 GHz 6-Core Processor Motherboard-MSI B450 TOMAHAWK MAX ATX AM4 Motherboard Ram- Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro 16 GB (2 x 8 GB) DDR4-3200 CL16 Memory SSd- Western Digital Blue 1 TB M.2-2280 Solid State Drive Gpu- Gigabyte GeForce RTX 2070 SUPER 8 GB WINDFORCE OC 3X Video Card Case-Corsair iCUE 465X RGB ATX Mid Tower Case Power supply-EVGA BQ 600 W 80+ Bronze Certified Semi-modular ATX Power Supply Monitor- LG 27GL650F-B 27.0" 1920x1080 144 Hz Monitor I want to know if there is anything I can do to save money because I do not know if my cpu is as good as my gpu , because I will be running Call of duty and Fortnite mainly and I wanted to see if I can make anything better or do anything to save money. My budget is $1,250 0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter Sign In or Register to comment. Community Article thoughts on build — Micro Center thoughts on build Emiliano ✭ September 18 in Help Choosing Parts This is my first time building a pc and i plan on making it for the 3070 when it comes out in October https://www.microcenter.com/site/content/custom-pc-builder-amd.aspx?load=5b1f9dd3-504b-4a6f-a93c-f4fe8cf48eda 0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter Comments Emiliano ✭ September 18 forgot to mention this but i also already have the power supply and ram from my current pc  0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter Emiliano ✭ September 18 so with that im looking to get a good 1440 moniter for gaming any suggestions? 0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter TSTonyV admin September 19 Couple recommendations I'd make. First, the 3800X doesn't have a meaningful performance boost over the 3700X. Might as well save that $30 and then get some DDR4-3600 instead.  As for your monitor, do you know how much you were willing to spend? While we don't carry it, the LG 27GL83A is great 27" 1440p/144Hz monitor with a really good IPS panel. It's basically the baby brother of the 27gl850-B, without quite as wide of a color gamut, but that doesn't really matter at all for gaming. The Dell S2719DGF would also be a good choice.  1 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter Sign In or Register to comment. Community Article Custom DIY Desk PC — Micro Center Custom DIY Desk PC SiEGgaming ✭ September 22 in Your Completed Builds Follow me also on facebook. https://www.facebook.com/SiEGxgaming/ PC specification CPU: Ryzen 5 3600x [upgrading soon] GPU: Rx 5700xt [upgrading soon] MoBo: x570 Auros Elite SSD: M.2 NvMe PNY 2TB          M.2 NvMe Samsung Evo 1 TB CPU Cooler: Corsair-Hydro H115i Pro 280mm PSU: Corsair RM 850x PC Hardware Monitor:  Primary - Benq ZowieXL2540 240 hz 25.5 inch                  Secondary - Asus 60 hz 1080p                  Tertiary - LG 60hz  1080p Keyboard -  Logitech G815 Lightsync RGB [Tactile keys] Mouse - Logitech G502 Hero Earphones - iphone Earbud Webcam- Logitech c920s Mic- Samson Q7z Dynamic Microphone. Elgato Stream deck C553DA67-2EA4-401D-9D7F-A8C8A4657210.jpeg 751.3K 0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter Sign In or Register to comment. Community Article Repair without receipt — Micro Center Repair without receipt jnh050282 ✭ September 29 in Customer Service Questions We purchased an LG television in January of this year and now there is no picture on the TV. We do not have a receipt, but I have a reference number and proof of purchase from micro Center on my bank statement, it just does not specifically show what was purchased. Is there anyway Micro Center can look up our purchase using this information? 0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter Comments LandShark admin September 29 Hello, @jnh050282. Please expect an email from me about this. I'd love to look into this for you! 1 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter clemlo ✭ October 10 Hi ! I also have a similar issue, I purchased a Razer Blade from your Cambridge MA store a year or so ago and I need it repaired but I have no receipt or what so ever in my emails. I did have a student email that was deleted so maybe the receipt got lost with that email. Any help possible ? Thanks ! 0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter TSPhillipT admin October 10 Hello @clemlo Our service desk can definitely look up the purchase of that laptop using the serial number on that laptop if you want to bring it in.   0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter Sign In or Register to comment. Community Article HUB and associated peripherals — Micro Center HUB and associated peripherals DCC ✭ April 17 in Technical Support Questions I have an HP ENVY laptop with one HDMI port and three or four USB ports. I WANT to connect two external LG monitors, each monitor has one DP-In port and an HDMI port, nothing else. WHAT HUB and other peripherals DO I NEED to successfully connect my three items together? Please advise what I need to order and I will then subsequently order these pieces online. TY! 0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter Comments Ian admin April 17 Greetings. You can use an item like this for that: https://www.microcenter.com/product/438998/dell-usb-30-triple-display-ultrahd-universal-dock-d3100 Essentially you would need a docking station with dual video capabilties with DP and HDMI ports as they typically do not work well with adapters. The Dell option I linked would work fine, it is not specific to Dell computers and it does look like it is available for shipping. 0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter DCC ✭ April 17 TY! 0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter Sign In or Register to comment. Community Article Is 2060 Super sweet spot for 3440x1440 gaming? — Micro Center Is 2060 Super sweet spot for 3440x1440 gaming? Waffler Cleveland, OH ✭ October 16 in Graphics Cards In all the craze of the sales over the last couple of days, I snagged myself a $300 35" 3440x1440 monitor (unbelievable bargain, really). If you must know, it's a Monoprice Zero-G 35" Gaming Monitor. I bought it mostly because it will come in super handy for my work from home, but the gaming side of it is a nice bonus! It'll arrive in a few days, so meanwhile, I'm researching on which video card I should get to support the new monitor. Right now, I'm running a GeForce 970. I know it can run games at that resolution, but only if I'm willing to crank the quality settings WAY down. I'm looking long and hard at a 2060 Super, but the Radeon 5700 XT isn't out of the question, either. I know both are perfectly capable cards for what I'm looking for. I'm leaning towards the 2060 only because I hear a lot about driver issues with the Radeon, not to mention that I'd have to go through the hassle of COMPLETELY removing any NVIDIA drivers/software from my PC prior to installing the Radeon. That's a pain I'd like to avoid. So, is the 2060 Super good for high, or even ultra, quality settings for some of the games I want to play on my new monitor? Examples would be the Exodus series, Witcher games (all 3), and probably some incoming games like Cyberpunk and Kerbal Space Program 2. Flight Simulator is also possible down the road, but I know that game punishes a lot of cards. I should note, I'm far more interested in FPS than I am in refresh rate (doesn't hurt, but it's not like I'm gaming competitively, so it's irrelevant in my book). Final question: When will the 2060 Super cards be back in stock, if at all? (Mayfield Hts., OH location) 0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter Comments Felicity near Tustin ✭ October 19 edited October 19 fyi, you want the fps before the refresh rate. but having both is nice. I just enjoy 240hz and under 180 starts to feel slow. having a high refresh rate without consistency is frustrating. There is no sweet spot for 4k; it might be the 3080; but if you think a 970 can do 4k in games that have any demand at all, a 2060 super will blow it away regardless. Look for the 2070 super evga black gaming, it's rather nice but the price point is contentious with so many maybes. it was the cheapest middleground I could find without going to a 2080ti or something and @ 500 is quite nice and has pulled its weight. the 5700xt was a disappointment all around. If it was any good, nvidia's 20 series wouldn't have been so stupid. The only thing more absurd is making a product better for half the price and expecting 20 customers. everyone trying to keep secrets and purposeful leaks so specific that they don't even know what they're trying to do. very government-esque. DDU will remove drivers/folders easily. Or reinstall windows. Good to do with any large upgrade anyway. 0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter TSTonyV admin October 24 The 2060 Super can certainly do 1440p at high/ultra depending on the title but the better question is what kind of FPS are you looking to get at those settings? Ultimately it just depends on the title.  For some perspective, I have an LG 27GL850-B. 2560x1440, paired with a 2080 Super + 3700X . In Horizon Zero Dawn I was usually able to get ~80-90FPS at high settings. A 2060 Super is probably good for around 60FPS. Based on this video, Witcher 3 at ultra should hit 70+ FPS at 1440p with a 2060 Super.  For future graphically demanding titles like Cyber Punk, you can probably run them at 1440p high/max settings, but you may not be able to hit that 60FPS target, just depends on how intense they are.  0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter Waffler Cleveland, OH ✭ October 25 TSTonyV said: The 2060 Super can certainly do 1440p at high/ultra depending on the title but the better question is what kind of FPS are you looking to get at those settings? Ultimately it just depends on the title.  For some perspective, I have an LG 27GL850-B. 2560x1440, paired with a 2080 Super + 3700X . In Horizon Zero Dawn I was usually able to get ~80-90FPS at high settings. A 2060 Super is probably good for around 60FPS. Based on this video, Witcher 3 at ultra should hit 70+ FPS at 1440p with a 2060 Super.  For future graphically demanding titles like Cyber Punk, you can probably run them at 1440p high/max settings, but you may not be able to hit that 60FPS target, just depends on how intense they are.  Thanks for the reply. Seeing as I have an ultrawide monitor, it certainly sounds like if I want to be able to play my games consistently at 60FPS at 3440x1440 while also future-proofing for future games, I should probably look more at the 2070 Super or the 5700XT. Seeing how AMD's about the announce the 6000 series, I'm going to sit tight and see what they have up their sleeve and what their prices will be. I worry about their driver fiasco happening all over again, though. (Hopefully they've learned their lesson after the 5000 series). 0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter TheRaptorFence ✭ 1:12AM edited 1:16AM Waffler said: TSTonyV said: The 2060 Super can certainly do 1440p at high/ultra depending on the title but the better question is what kind of FPS are you looking to get at those settings? Ultimately it just depends on the title.  For some perspective, I have an LG 27GL850-B. 2560x1440, paired with a 2080 Super + 3700X . In Horizon Zero Dawn I was usually able to get ~80-90FPS at high settings. A 2060 Super is probably good for around 60FPS. Based on this video, Witcher 3 at ultra should hit 70+ FPS at 1440p with a 2060 Super.  For future graphically demanding titles like Cyber Punk, you can probably run them at 1440p high/max settings, but you may not be able to hit that 60FPS target, just depends on how intense they are.  Thanks for the reply. Seeing as I have an ultrawide monitor, it certainly sounds like if I want to be able to play my games consistently at 60FPS at 3440x1440 while also future-proofing for future games, I should probably look more at the 2070 Super or the 5700XT. Seeing how AMD's about the announce the 6000 series, I'm going to sit tight and see what they have up their sleeve and what their prices will be. I worry about their driver fiasco happening all over again, though. (Hopefully they've learned their lesson after the 5000 series). Yeah, with the new console push I'd advise waiting. The new lineup from nVidia's 3000 series and AMDs 6000 series is a hell of a jump in price to performance. Obviously stock is an issue for a 3000 series until at least after Christmas, so if stock on 6000 series is good enough I'd make the jump there for future proofing, drivers be damned (I've been burned by AMD drivers before. It's an inconvenience, but if the performance is there then make the jump anyways just for the massive FPS increase). EDIT: For reference, ray tracing and DLSS enabled 2019-2020 AAA games on 3070 are running in the 75-90 FPS range. A 2070S or above will do in the range of 45-90 depending on the card (2070S being the low end of that!), but at those prices you might as well buy the newest gen since it'll be on par price wise but see a jump of 30-50% in performance with bells and whistles on. 0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter Sign In or Register to comment. Community Article Exchange? — Micro Center Exchange? Jsmith330 ✭ July 28 in Customer Service Questions So, on Saturday 7/25 I purchased a 65 LG TV. The person helping me out tried to go over a curb and the tv went off the dolly and hit the concrete. The person helping me he caught it before it could hit at full force. Now on 7/28, I am installing the TV and the corner of this TV is absolutely shattered and the TV is unusable. As I was unboxing I did cut the box at the corners as to make sure it would fit in  my dumpster, but I still have the parts of the box. I have texted the number for the Houston store but I was told I would get a call from a manager at 12:30pm and it is currently 6:15pm. I fully understand that COVID has made things difficult, that's why I'm here, just trying all my options. I just want an exchange.  0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter Comments TSTonyV admin July 28 Hello @Jsmith330! Welcome to the Community.  If the unit was damaged during shipping or because of something we did with it, then we can still exchange it. It can take a day or two for managers to reach out at times simply because of how busy things are and how many requests we get, but I there shouldn't be any problems with exchanging the unit after what happened.  0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter Jsmith330 ✭ July 29 Is the box necessary? Like I said I did cut it at the corners.  0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter TSTonyV admin July 29 Jsmith330 said: Is the box necessary? Like I said I did cut it at the corners.  Not really. We prefer if original packaging is brought in but I don't think it really matters in this case since the TV is broken anyway. Just bring whatever came with the TV at least, you can bring the box if you want.  0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter Sign In or Register to comment. Community Article Check my gpu — Micro Center Check my gpu Tigran_62 ✭ August 11 in Help Choosing Parts It is my first time building and I had a couple of questions? Here is my build Processor-  AMD Ryzen 5 3600 3.6 GHz 6-Core Processor Motherboard-MSI B450 TOMAHAWK MAX ATX AM4 Motherboard Ram- Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro 16 GB (2 x 8 GB) DDR4-3200 CL16 Memory SSd- Western Digital Blue 1 TB M.2-2280 Solid State Drive Gpu- Gigabyte GeForce RTX 2070 SUPER 8 GB WINDFORCE OC 3X Video Card Case-Corsair iCUE 465X RGB ATX Mid Tower Case Power supply-EVGA BQ 600 W 80+ Bronze Certified Semi-modular ATX Power Supply Monitor- LG 27GL650F-B 27.0" 1920x1080 144 Hz Monitor I want to know if there is anything I can do to save money because I do not know if my cpu is as good as my gpu , because I will be running Call of duty and Fortnite mainly and I wanted to see if I can make anything better or do anything to save money.   This is my build and gpu is expensive and was wondering if there was anything else that will be good in my build. 0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter Comments Tigran_62 ✭ August 11 I need a gpu around the market range of $250 0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter Sign In or Register to comment. Community Article Need to know if I can run 3 monitors with my system — Micro Center Need to know if I can run 3 monitors with my system taz2350 ✭ April 27 edited April 27 in Help Choosing Parts I want to run triple monitors and vr with my rig. I'm wondering if it can handle everything that I'm going to throw at it. Here is my setup.  Motherboard is an Asrock X470 Master SLI/ac Processor is Amd Ryzen 7 2700 Eight Core Processor 64 GB Ram MSI GE Force RTX 2070 Super and it is watercooled.   I'm planning on running my racing simulator, HTC Vive Vr and 3 LG Electronics UltraGear 27GN750-B27 Inch Full HD 1 ms and 240 HZ with G-Sync Compatibility Monitors. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Todd M 0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter Comments TSMikeW admin April 27 RTX 2070 will handle up to 4 monitors total. For iRacing as an example, you have Nivida 3D Surround which will let you setup 3 as one screen, and then have the 4th as an accessory display. This function basically fools a program that supports one monitor, by showing the program 3 1920x1080 monitors as a single 5760x1080 monitor. This can all be setup via the Nvidia control panel. You can find and confirm the specifications on Nvidia's site here: https://www.nvidia.com/en-gb/geforce/graphics-cards/rtx-2070/ 0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter Sign In or Register to comment.