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I loved CS/2 20-25 years ago and would play for 12 hours straight back when I was single and between jobs but the BF games (1942, Desert Combat mod, BF2/3/4/6) are my jam as I wanted large scale battles with modern vehicles. I did try CS again...

Oh Jesus... I just learned that Apple didn't even bother putting a thermal pad between that chip and the chassis, as they do in the phones... That's just a joke. WTF. Yeah, even 5w will thermal throttle on passive air with no heatsink.

“User Pays $1,099 For A Single RTX 5070 Ti, But Walmart Sends Four Identical GPUs”, kram182 https://wccftech.com/user-pays-1099-for-a-single-rtx-5070-ti-but-walmart-sends-four-identical-gpus/

Proof that an expensive video card can’t make you happy.

Same here, the Gigabyte RX 9070 XTreme Poverty Level OC card has been helping me cope.

I am really liking my 9070xt poverty level card.

They don't need you at all. They don't have to release anything for gamers, as you put it, you don't matter at all.

BFD, I can afford to buy a 5090 daily but have no reason to act like an ahole on this forum like you are right now. As you stated, you're old af so take a rest grandpa.

I'm not, but your post is beyond moronic, much like this one.

They should make these IoT boards as colorful and use windows in the systems :D Sure price would be a limiting factor, but these could make nice little firewall boxes

Well, that's a brand name I haven't heard in a good 20 years...

That's so sad. I paid $999.99 last November for that card.

I'll play again just for Autumn Ring.

Spec IV update coming end of this year in two parts adds 12 new cars and two new tracks, including Sugo Circuit and Autumn Ring. Unlike Grand Valley, Yamauchi says it will retain its original layout with the addition of a new longer one...

Autumn Ring is a stone cold classic, from GT1.

Every time I read the title of this thread, my internal voice says, "NOPE."

“We remember the first wave of Steam Machines, so Valve isn’t immune to strategic missteps. However, it seems to have found much greater success in the hardware realm with the introduction of the Steam Deck handheld. It clearly wants to rekindle...

I cannot listen to that bald guy for an hour and a half. I know for a fact two things: 1. Software companies over hired during Covid. 2. A lot of those hires were dead weight at best and destructive anti-gaming hires at worst.