Recent content by Doodlehed

My wife decided that she wanted to use that. Sorry, I removed it.

Okie

Well, freak out all you want. I'm legit and I'll prove it to whoever is interested in my lego. I'm not scared. You wanna FaceTime me? Lol, I don't care. I want to save money for a Ryzen 395 device, or a new z fold8. I don't use it and I don't enjoy ripping people off. I have more items to post...

Well, AI photos are a thing but they're not that fantastic yet. AI photos try to make everything look perfect. You can see my ripped piece of paper or a turd stuck to my dogs fur. AI doesn't do that. I enabled my MFA btw. So I'm not super scary now.

I only removed photos because I then had the original box and I was going to include a USBC dock which I am no longer doing. Sure, I can upload new pictures, but it's the same thing and I've hardly touched it since. By the way, I am also here because I trust people here slightly more than...

Bumping cause 2 year old post. I am once again posting it for sale.

I don't use it. Might keep it but it's been collecting dust for months.

Lightly used Legion Go. I'm old and it has sat unused most it's life. Battery health is still near factory. Unit is pristine EXCEPT for tiny marks on the bottom back. $400 + shipping No trades Crucial P310 1TB Gen4 2280 M.2. Open but never used. $100 3x Toshiba 256GB Gen3 2280 M.2. Used/Good...

I got excited when I saw this thread. My wife (owner) gave me the go ahead to build a new pc for the first time in 5-6 years and looking for parts I come across the great gpu shortage of 2020. Wtf.

Found this benchmark on userbench, First public benchmark I have seen for Vega m. Probably not supposed to be public yet. But, go have a gander. It's looking like 10% less performance than a 1060 mobile.

So has anyone else seen the hp Spectre 360 or the Dell XPS 15 2018 versions from CES? They're the first love child of the Intel AMD collaboration with Vega M. There are two Vega GPUs incorporated a GH "graphic high" and a GL "graphic low". The GH model is going to be in the new Intel Hades...

I overclocked my 4100 to 5ghz on the stock cooler. I don't have screenshots anymore because that was over half a decade ago. It's not amazing.

How do they go into production so fast if they're still revising steppings. I don't know anything about that but....Does the foundry do all the work? Do they hold them and then just start stamping out the final revision? I don't know how you can go from final stepping to end user hands in a month?

Got my money in hand ready to see these first hand. Can't wait to get one of these up an running. Slap a water cooler on it and see where we can go.

I want that 40 minutes of my life back. Mfr