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The best part is when the AI bugs out and the npc's run into you, claim its your fault and shoot first. Then a witness sees you kill them and you have to run from the law.

This. I've got two Tualatins on slockets for a couple of retro machines running on an Asus P2B and P3B-F (legendary BX boards). The Tualatins have more cache memory as well. I bought these a very long time ago. If you want to go really retro...

I'd recommend a zebra thermal printer. Have the 2844 for the last 15+ years, and it's still running strong. I also get "free" 4x6 thermal paper from UPS.

Just used pirateship again today, easy and cheap. Anybody have a recommendation for shipping labels? I'm considering 8.5x11 sticker paper for my printer, but I also have a thermal printer dymo labelwriter 450 - too small for full-size labels though.

Is this for some sentimental build? You could build a fleet of socket 370 systems for the cost of that cpu alone... I have an abit bh6 in the garage that I use a slotket adapter for with a 1ghz coppermine, you can get 1ghz coppermine socket 370...

wouldnt waste the money on that, but if you insist... abit be6-2 or another 440bx board. any more qs though you should start a thread in the mobo section...

I have a 1TB Samsung 990 EVO Plus NIB, and a few others if you don't require Samsung.

It certainly does look like a Star Wars themed X-Com 2012. I'd wait for real reviews. I like how the Official Gameplay Trailer showed 5 seconds of actual gameplay. Teetering on false advertisement there.

Previews are out, game releases in a couple of weeks. 8/27 for PC and PS5/Xbone. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rM0461Ojr-U

I do enjoy turn-based combat, but it looked very "meh" to me, and the fact that the thread had just 4 replies in over a year was a measure of the excitement around this game.

I like Xcom games but I almost always lose interest in them. Still, it looks decent. Hopefully reviews are good.

bump and added some 2tb usb-c SSDs

As mentioned above ...which is same route I have went; I just dropped in a 5800X3D and a 9070 XT recently... And to prevent catastrophic failure; get that system on a battery backup and/or surge protector of some sort to at least give you peace...

AMD started making and selling the 5800X3D again. That would be a drop-in upgrade for your X570 gaming wise at $350. It's possible to find a pre built for cheap that you could rip the components out of for a custom build, just have to do some...

I had the 4870 ice version of that card. It looked nice, but it was loud as hell!

Too much GPU for this build. Its for a friend's kiddo and low budget. Ty for the offer! That could work yes. Price?

bump and price drops, added a gen5 ssd XPG 980

The paperless office is happening. Or the paperless home office anyway. Approximately zero of my regular friends have printers at home. Very few have a desktop and some of them don't have laptops either. The frankly alarming number of people who...

Now we're talking Add a couple mining rigs to boot

It takes a LOT of clamping force to keep a swiveling monitor stand secure. If you're doing a full ATX case, I've installed and used these at work (but mounted to walls), I might consider bolting this to it, but I'd add feet extensions to the...