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Had my Pixel 3 for a bit now. I like one handed, pocketable phones. So, for flagships readily available in the states, my options pretty much seemed to be Pixel 3, iPhone XS, and S9. Just about everything else is too big. I tend to prefer Android and don't upgrade phones super often, so the...
Because of their legal battles, I suspect they're not going to go out of their way to promote compatibility of the Rift. Regardless, I don't see them actively blocking it, given how the underlying OpenVR structure Valve uses works. Even if something ultra crazy does happen, this is PC gaming...
Nice list, hard to argue with any of the choices. I think the Q6600 and 980X are definitely honorable mentions, for similar reasons as the 2600k. OC'd they stayed relevant for a long, long time.
It honestly didn't make sense for it to be 4c/8t to me, so I'm not surprised. With the i5 being 6c/6t, you'd have way too similar performance between the two.
That's a bit of a stretch. Vega is a bit underwhelming, but it's performing at a fairly high level. The 1080 Ti is out of it's reach, but the 1080 is in the same ballpark. The price and the power draw make it unappealing compared to the 1080, but it's not a total stomp. If prices on it slip...
I'd guess in the same realm as the current chip in their spot. Intel has been pretty consistent in pricing their chips, so I wouldn't expect anything different. So the 8700k will likely be 350 give or take. I know people seem to think Intel will jack the price or something because it's a 6...
If they were launching Z390 at the same time as 8700k, or if Z370 had any new features, I could see requiring a 300 series board. Since neither is true, not supporting at least Z270 would be gross. Of course, it wouldn't surprise me, it is Intel after all. If Z270 is supported, I'd certainly...
I'm hoping so. Considering we've been hearing that Z370 is pretty much just a rebrand and the real deal (Z390) won't launch until the rest of the mainstream CPUs do much later down the road, it would be *really* slimy of Intel to require people to basically repurchase their Z270's under a new...
Potentially unpopular opinion, but I kinda feel like AMD and Intel are getting ahead of themselves with these 12+ core CPUs. HEDT is already niche, but finding a buyer for a 16 core who isn't already better served by the server platforms seems like it's super duper niche. On top of that, it...