Recent content by mjoeTW

it needs to be larger than 32", preferably 40"

I recommend Super Flower Leadex VII XG. They also gave me three fans that I now use in my build and I've used the EVGA G2 (Superflower) for more than a decade that is still running.

gigabyte b850 aorus elite is an amazing solid brick. huge heatsinks

The iiyama G4380UHSU-B2 just came out. 43" 4K VA 144hz. https://www.displayspecifications.com/en/model/bd314450 I still have a 40" crossover 404K that I still think is better than any other VA 40"+ monitor out there.

Having used many different sizes, I would say 40" 16:9 is the best, and it's noticeable that it's more comfortable than using a 43". However, as far as I know they are not produced any more.

it shouldn't take a huge team to make a game that plops you down in google maps and asks you to click where you are on the map. if anyone should be getting paid it's google.

Microcenter: $579 AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D, ASUS B650-E TUF Gaming, G.Skill Flare X5 Series 32GB DDR5-6000 $649 AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D, ASUS B650-E TUF Gaming WiFi AM5, G.Skill Flare X5 Series 32GB DDR5-6000

Need to wait to see what the SM2508 is like

The 9100 Pro just launched. Best at some things, not all though. Sandisk (WD doesn't make SSDs with their branding going forwards) will release a possibly better (or not) SM2508 based Pcie 5.0 SSD in Q2 this year, also unknown if it will really be better than the 9100 or T705.

I have had some parts for my build for 15 months. I'm waiting for a GPU to be available at MSRP, not excited to buy a CPU and then not be able to return it after 30 days (even if RMA is an option)

Digital Foundry is partly to blame putting so much focus on visual effects in gaming that don't really add to gameplay, creating this mess of games that are overladen with computationally excessive graphical features that actually make the games look worse than last gen. They are pretty much...

Get Even. A very underrated story-based game if you're into walking simulators, and particularly if you like sci-fi. It feels like being in a movie.

i feel like $100-200 is a pretty trivial difference in price when talking about a $2K-3K pc and a CPU that you could use for 5+ years.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/3244220/A_Game_About_Digging_A_Hole/

I am playing A Game about Digging a Hole.