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• tech12 Member Posts: 57 Devotee

  June 2020

  Love the orion and the chairs
  

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• shepparg Member Posts: 1 New User

  July 2020

  Helios 300 release date for Australia, 2020 model?

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• MehulArora117 Member Posts: 4 New User

  July 2020

  When are you going to launch helios 300 2020 model in India ?

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• Scottyat5 Member Posts: 35 Die Hard

  August 2020

  It's kool that ACER released the new 2020 models. However, if you already own a 2018 or 2019 model, I highly suggest skipping the 2020 models for there is little of anything to gain with Intel 10th Generation CPU. The best you can hope for is getting either the nVidia RTX 2070 Max-Q or RTX 2080 Super.  My own personal perspective I would avoid buying anything with a nVidia RTX 2060. Not a grudge against nVidia, but I can not encourage anyone buying a GPU that contributes to undesirable performance issues. Avoid anything with nVidia RTX 2060 and go with RTX 2070 or RTX 2080's. Oh! if you DO NOT require or need 4K / 1440p resolution or Ray Tracing then the GTX 1660ti is an excellent choice.

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• Scottyat5 Member Posts: 35 Die Hard

  August 2020

  There is only One reason anyone would use nVidia SLI or AMD Crossfire configuration and that would be for using more than 2 or 3 monitors depending on how many video output connectors are on the GPU card.  Since 2012, there is no reason other than my mentioning above to have SLI or X-fire. They are has beens. Stand Alone GPU's are very powerful today as no need to have more than one.  No one needs Intel i3 or i5 CPU's as these are has beens.  Go with Intel i7 and i9's and Ryzen 7 and Ryzen 9 or maybe Threadripper. If you think I am wrong, please go back to using a Single Core and see how far you will go!

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