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Nvidia is now the master of bamboozling expectations. I honestly believe these "refreshed" cards could have been offered at launch at the upcoming same performance at this same price and Nvidia would still have made bank. Now they're going to get *some* praise for offering better value, after they brought about one of the worst value generations in the 80 and 70 class cards getting a steep price hike on 4000 launch, compared to previous generations. Just damn, does this make the OG 4080's price look even worse than it did. It's also a damn shame AMD couldn't release a card substantially faster and cheaper than the 4080 to force some competition, but then again they probably would have priced it higher anyway.

@Mr.Vic20 @Spork3245 Don't count on or hold your breath for more than two fast DDR5 sticks in your builds TLDW: 2 sticks more stable and faster, 4 sticks either really slow (<5200 MHz) or really unstable. When moving from 2 DIMMs to 4 DIMMs, the signal on each channel is split between the two sticks which requires the memory controller to work harder to communicate with the memory. It's such a bigger problem with DDR5 compared to previous generations simply because the insanely high clockspeeds already require impeccable signal integrity with just a single stick per channel. This is, along with the high speed requirements of PCIE 5.0, requires motherboards to be built better to reduce EMI and one big reason mobo prices have gone up so much. Now could future CPUs with better memory controllers help this? Sure, but I wouldn't count on it as it probably requires too much of a voltage bump to be worth it. For gaming just buy bigger sticks. There's also advice about his experience on what memory speeds at each capacity you can expect current CPUs to run at. AMD's top end is currently 6000 MTs, up to 6400 MTs if you're really really lucky; Intel is 7200 MTs, up to 8000 MTs if you're really really lucky.

I have recently seen Google notify me about a new feature that lets me carry over text conversations from other phones which are logged in with the same Google account (obviously). You could hope that feature got updated onto your old phone and that your new phone will connect to it. Otherwise you would have needed to back up the messages with some other service prior to it breaking. Last option would be to buy a replacement screen. For budget phones I think the cost is around $30 for the screen itself; not sure how much screens on mid or high-end phones cost to replace. DIY is a pain in the ass, and could potentially break the phone further during disassembly, but it's doable with moderate equipment. Small screwdrivers, small prying objects, razor blade, and some heat to loosen up any glue should be all you need.

Megabit ethernet ports are just unacceptable, so it's surprising they don't have better equipment available. It's definitely complaint worthy; maybe start a petition in your building.

Obnoxious... and scummy. I let my Premium run out and just got a sponsored video from Scientology. If I continue to get more bullshit like this, I will indeed pay to not see it.

Who can't stand him? I don't think anyon....*screeeeech* It DOESN'T matter who stands him. The @Greatoneshere will layeth the smaketh down on everyone's candy ass. If you smellalalalalalalalalala

Aye, all streams flow into the high seas matey.

Mid-gen refresh name leaked Xbox Series P Along with mockup design:

Aside from horrid performance and occasional glitches, it's a nice expansion of what they started in Fallen Order. As best as I can recall the gameplay/combat was not as tight as it was in FO, but the expansion to the moveset made up for it. Still, for some reason I had harder time getting my dude to do exactly what I wanted - the most glaring example being when fighting a group of enemies I would go to force pull/push enemy grenades/rockets Cal would more often target a person instead and I'd get blown up. Only a couple of the boss fights were cheap and unintuitive; on the Vader fight I had him down to one hit on my first attempt and then proceeded to get rekt 10+ more times when he randomly decides to chain two or more unblockable attacks in a row. On the medium difficulty I also really felt like I should be doing more lightsaber damage, especially because the creature bosses were just HP sponges and were not nearly as engaging as the humanoid fights. I rocked the Dual Wield + Crossguard stances for most of the game. Visually they were great, but the Dual Wield had a few quirks. It's definitley meant to be an aggressive assault on your enemy, but the skill upgrades to the basic combo attack didn't do much most of the time because a lot of the enemies would get knocked back out of range during the combo and I'd whiff the last two attacks. What a waste of a cool moveset. I also wish a few of the skill just happened faster, particularly the charged ones because of how easy it is for Cal to get staggered out of them. I switched to Double Bladed towards the end and it seemed just as effective at assaulting the grunts as Dual Wield. As for the story,

Yeah I think the most likely thing they are doing is pumping Internet into your building through high speed Wifi, and then distributing that throughout the building with DSL. In this case you would need a compatible DSL modem, and then your ISP would need to register that modem to allow it access on their network. Is there an RJ11 port on the current router?

I don't know of any other conventional way they can provide >100Mb speeds through an RJ11 port besides DSL . What download speeds are you getting with your Wifi devices?

Seems unlikely that you can plug in a standard router, as @AbsolutSurgenpointed out they probably gave you a modem combo box. Perhaps you can get a standalone modem that will work, but your ISP would need to approve it, and then you can use whatever router you want.

RJ45 has twice as many wires as RJ11's four, and any Ethernet standard faster than 100 megabit uses all 8 wires while the standard for less than 100Mb only needs 4 wires. If your ISP is only using RJ11 with 4 wires and able to provide >100Mb to the router they provided you, then afaik they must be using some other tech (a version of DSL? proprietary?) in their equipment they gave you to achieve this.

Another shit thing the EA games have in common is they force you to have the EA app installed and running. It's easily the buggiest and most annoying game launcher, which is a feat in a market with the Epic Games launcher. My Jedi Survivor stutters were going alright until I started filling up the Koboh town with people and unlocked riding beasts. It's like twice as bad after doing that.

External AC adapter is indeed required. You can buy an external enclosure and then put any hard drive in it. I have a 500GB drive connectd to my WiiU and it holds almost all of the major games on it, but 1+TB would be recommended to fit just about every interesting/unique game. Unless things have changed since I modded mine, I think original Wii games that were not in the eShop need to be on a separate hard drive.

Nah, Americans love

You would want to buy a heatsink (~$10) for it to actually run at its rated speed. The reviews saying it stuttered were probably experiencing overheating issues.

It's going to take a few episodes for these characters to not look weird to me. Hopefully the actors are good enough to not make me miss the original voice cast. One thing that surely can't miss is the score.... BUUUUUUUUM, BUM BUUUUM BUUUUUUUUUM.

Your budget for the "best" will depend entirely on what the best video card costs. Currently the best costs $2k, and the next best is $1200. Previously the best was under $1500 (without the crypto tax), but you could get something almost as good for under $1k. Who knows what the prices will be when you're ready to build. They will probably stay about the same, but there's a chance they go down a little bit and an equal chance they go up if the A.I. boom continues.

Console killer that's smaller than a PS5: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/tcqKsh

PSVR1's fate was probably sealed when they decided to use PS3 pleasure devices for controllers.

3.1 is guaranteed to be newer and support your speeds, but definitely not necessary with your current plan. 3.0 you need to look at the specs to make sure you're not getting a crappy one. Generally more channels = better. There's also a specific chipset with problems; avoid ones with an Intel Puma processor. I'd also suggest not going for an all-in-one solution. Better to have separate ones so you can upgrade them independently.

As someone who currently has 12 case fans in a Lian Li O11... never again. Even with daisy chained fans the cable management still sucks. I will not have more than 6 fans in whatever my next build will be, and if the current convention is still around I'd simply have bottom mounted fans as intake and top mounted as exhaust to minimize any sort of turbulence. I would then leave the side vents available for a distribution plate or pump/reservoir. Also, with 12 RGB fans the theoretical max power draw is >70W. 70W just for fans is insane.

If ever spends gobs on a case, this would be it. The LCD screen is just too cool and looks like it belongs. Although if you vertical mount the GPU, I would reverse the fan directions from the norm: Top/back as intake and side as exhaust since the pass-through air-flow on these big GPUs are blowing right towards that side vent. This may not be much, if any, real-world difference since the case is big enough to not have bad turbulence, but it shouldn't hurt.

The download link has been flagged for quarantine because of suspicious activity? If Nintendo was involved wouldn't it just be taken down?