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nVidia is usurping the FreeSync and AdaptiveSync branding by pushing monitor manufactures to to label it GSync Compatible instead. Monitors on both newegg and amazon that were listed as "FreeSync" have had the badging and labeling removed in the advertisement and instead show nVidia GSync...
I was the other way. I had a Vic20 and thought the C64 a lame update ascetics wise.
Ohh, new color :p
I jumped all over the C64C and the 1541-II / 1581 drives when they were released.
Seems it is being said at chiphell that the AMD Ryzen 3000 series OC frequency limit is ~5GHz.
They report that 4.8 GHz all core is achievable.
5.0 GHz single core is doable, but its a challenge.
5.0 GHz all core is pretty much a no-go.
1.35V for all core 4.5GHz
4.4GHz performs similar to a...
Rather have the extra frequency boost of the 12 core (5GHz) than extra cores that I know I have no means to use. I can't even use the 8 I already have at 100% without synthetic benchmarks.
At this point, I would just wait for the AMD RX 3080 cards. They will give you RTX 2070 performance for around $250.
Or wait for the Navi 20 card, which is supposed to give RTX 2080 +20% performance for $430.
Those releases are just around the corner, so no need to pay the nVidia name tax.
Also make sure you have terminators on all open ports on any cable splitters. (F Type 75 Ohm)
Pretty sure you know that you need to have a filter to ensure you aren't leaking your network to the outside as well.
Starting it with "The giant coffee mug-wielding head of the FCC and his fellow (R)s..." is not the way to avoid a political argument. Tone matters.
Giving companies blank checks for 'charity' that has no oversite is basically giving companies a slush fund to use for whatever they want. I rather...
So you inject your hateful opinion of what they are "actually doing" regardless of what they stated they are doing. Lobsters?
As one of those "[H]ardworking American consumers", I absolutely expect "fiscal responsibility" with money stolen ... err Taxed from me. Feel free to donate more to the...