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Everything I've seen says the non extreme version of the Z1 is garbage in terms of actual gaming performance compared to both Steam Deck and regular Z1 Extreme.

I wish there was an easier way to "pixelify" my S23. The S23 is the android phone I always wanted hardware wise...just without the true Pixel/stock experience.

Looking to sell my Acer Chromebook Spin 713 as I just got a Zephyrus G14 to play with instead. https://www.acer.com/us-en/chromebooks/acer-chromebook-spin-713-cp713-3w Specs: Intel 11th Gen i5 8GB RAM 256GB m.2 Model No. - N20Q12 Comes with notebook and charger. Updates through June 2031...

I bought a vanilla 4070. It is a little underpowered at 1440p, but I got it right around $500 which is a nice upgrade over something like a 2060.

Well, at least you have recourse when dealing with "western mega corp."

I guess they are taking after Nvidia calling the "4060Ti" a 4070 and the "4070" a 4070Ti.

You could also create a dummy AMDRewards account and then just give them the login info. Much better than sharing a steam account.

Or just keep your e-mailed receipts in an inbox folder called "receipts" for when this kind of situation happens. It's not that difficult. I have one from 2020 I just pulled up from my e-mail:

Unfortunately, it's getting near the end for updates. I ended up getting an s23. Same basic size much newer phone.

That's a shame because I was actually thinking of pulling the trigger.

It was $385 with a coupon and you get starfield. I bet with Walmart you somehow won't get starfield

Bump for mothman . This already is essentially a 13400 combo :p. Intel just reused the ADL dies for lower end RPL. The only real difference is the unlocked multiplier and higher boost clock with this CPU versus the 13400 as they are both built on the same 12th gen cores and have the same big...

Different platform. Different AGESA.

I've heard that the new AGESA also allows for 1:1 up to ~6400. I haven't tried it yet. I have a 6400 CL32 kit, that I run with XMP settings and just downclock it to 6200 1:1 and it's been stable.

I would guess you'd have lower performance since the vulnerabilities are mitigated.

The 7900X3D is kind of in no man's land as it only has 3D Cache on 6 of the cores. Seems kind of a waste IMO. Either 7800X3D or 7950X3D is the way to go depending on your workloads.

I'm not saying there aren't a lot of gaming cafes. I'm saying that it is not the bulk of the steam survey.

Come on now. There aren't THAT many internet cafe's in the world compared to random PC owners. I doubt it skews anything personally.

Those percentage points sell systems.

I have a Silverstone SFX Platinum 700W with all cables and a short cable kit. I also have a 1060 3GB card I can throw in. $125 shipped for both.

Samsung TCCD no doubt!

So...you're asserting that crypto had a bigger effect on global supply chains than COVID...got it. Someone hand this man a Ph.D in global economics!!!!

I do not. There was this thing called COVID which turns out hampered worldwide shipping as Chinese factories were shut down. It wasn't just GPUs that were affected.

That's what I heard also, but I didn't look into confirming it in any meaningful way. If there's any performance difference, it is offset with increased power draw.

My thoughts? I was making enough money to heat my apartment in the winter for free...<shrug>. Have you tried to buy a house or car lately? At least GPU pricing came back down... The supply chain problems were far worse than the crypto mining. It's just that crypto is a convenient punching...

I haven't gotten that in depth. I just upgraded to symmetrical fiber at my house, so I should be able to do remote PS5 and Steam Link (I think).

Pff...Opteron 180 all the way. I literally wrote the dual core fix guide almost 20 years ago :p. https://hardforum.com/threads/dual-core-gaming-fix-guide.983781/

I use it more now that I can do Xbox Game Pass cloud gaming on it.

https://www.techspot.com/review/2685-nvidia-geforce-rtx-4060-ti/ The 128-bit bus really starts to kill the 4060Ti once you get past 1080p. If the 6700XT is neck and neck with it at 1440p and clearly ahead at 4K, then the 6750XT would seem to be a clear winner (absent DLSS, blah blah).

I bought that bundle and that cooler this morning. Looks like the price went up to $299 though for me at least.

I think my point is that it's not good for Sony to control the console market without other players being competitive anymore than it is for any single entity to control their respective markets (Nvidia anyone?). I don't really have a problem with Microsoft buying their way into being more...

It was pretty easy. I give them that. I felt like mine kind of hung a little bit when it was doing an update. It sat there for about 5 minutes didn't look like it was doing anything but then it worked. It was for sure easier than trying to set up Windows 11 with a local account nowadays :p.

Is reload a program or do you just mean when you reload it? I mean it wasn't hard to do after downloading the image. I just burned it using Rufus and had the steam deck boot off the USB stick. I probably just was using an old USB that was dirt slow.

It's definitely not hard to upgrade yourself if you follow directions well and are patient. The longest part was waiting for the SteamOS to reimage off of a USB stick. I have a 512GB version I got just for the anti-glare screen, but if I were to do it again, I'd just buy the 64GB version and...

In this case, I think it gives them more leverage with Sony. Nobody wants any single entity to run away with the console wars. Nintendo was always going to do its own thing anyway. You need another solid option to keep Sony from being Sony.

I got two of those.

I almost bought an Ally a couple times. I'm one of those people who not every game is tied to Steam, so I liked the idea of just being able to use the native launchers. I also planned on docking it as a secondary Windows computer. I ended up with a Steam Deck (again) if only because it's a...

When I was using a 13700k, most of my loads were in the 40-60C range like you said with my AIO (EK 360). The only times it would spike like you're talking about is if I were doing a CB23 run or something. I think your AIO is still working fine.