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b760 ddr4 board with a 13/14th gen Intel CPU might also be worthwhile depending on pricing it could be cheaper.

The OG Max Payne 2 is getting what can only be described as a genuine VR mod with 6DoF motion controls, weapon manipulation and physics, dual wielding any and all weapons, and what looks to be almost black magic/voodoo VR for a game as old as...

9700 Pro and 1080 Ti , Both cards extraordinary and maintained relevance for a very long time after it was released Honorable mentions 7970 - could OC to 1310mhz out of the box (in an A/C cooled case at the time) considering 925mhz stock that...

Because you cant afford a gpu to run it, or pay for the extra cost of the 2000 $ head set. Twisted.. do you really think you are smarter then Valve? Sorry ya be butt hurt but go cry on another forum

Connecting a power bank and putting it in your pocket is way better than being tethered to a PC. I'm sure there will be third party headstraps like what the Quest has with better battery solutions. A popular one for the Bobo that has a hot...

Sounds like eating crow on the way in your direction. Better come up with another reason for being the crying far to vocal minority.

I don't know really. It wasn't mine but the first computer my family had was an IBM with a 286 my Mom used for remote access shortly after I was born. She had an early acoustic coupler and later ISDN service when she was upgraded to a 486. I...

No it wasn't. 386's never clocked that high. There was the 486 DX4 133MHz, but that was an AMD part. Intel never clocked theirs that high as they had moved on to the Pentium by then.

^^ you will gain next to nothing swapping boards. ask me how i know....

If you have to ask, you can't afford it! /s

Definitely the 5600X3D. It will be a bit of a shame having less than 8 cores, but really there are still very few games that actually use 8 cores, and 6 cores is still 2 more than your 3400G has. Also I'm curious, you said that your main PC...

The CP2077 benchmark is basically GPU bound, you can expect a 50% hit to whatever you get there out in the city. Still, a pretty good showing for an old workhorse. I miss those fast booting DDR3 chips with snappy Windows 7.

I'll might try it out one day... I got tired of FPS games, even tactical ones, with all the cheaters/hackers. It just wasn't fun, anymore. Yeah, I gamed at 1440P (and still do), and could feel the bottleneck with the 3930K and DDR3 with web...

The RX 9070 XT 16GB gets closer to the RTX 5070 Ti. Pure raster gaming, the RX 9070 and 9070XT are a better value. The only reason to get the RTX 5070Ti are for LLM's with CUDA, video editing with AV1, and better raytracing/pathtracing...

Which country are you in?

That seems like a melodramatic exaggeration. The 5800X3D was released the same year as the RTX 4090. Are we going to call the RTX 4090 "ancient" now? Also, all current consoles (PS5, XBox series X) are still on Zen 2, so... This also seems...

Huh, first I had heard of this. Thanks for your input and opinion.

I "still" have an original 5800X3D and haven't even thought about upgrading it, not even back when RAM was cheap. IDK why would I need to? Everything is GPU limited. still in airquotes because it still feels new to me, I only had it for 2.5 years.

It's not really a thumbs up to anything, just that Asus, MSI and Gigabyte are all fine as vendors. ASRock too mostly, though they have had some issues with AM5 boards killing procs, mostly 9800X3Ds. A couple other thoughts - That Rosewill PSU...

At the current trend they will reduce the plug size further for cost saving reasons so they can afford to give you the same amount of vram as past gens. The plug of course will heat up and you will be required to have an always on paid...