Might want to give CachyOS a spin in that case...
In any case you picked one Hell of a time to get back in these waters. Honestly your best option is building with parts from the sale and trade section here but that will require some time, work, reading, and luck, still. But you won't be out a...
Yeah. It puts performance and reliability over features, which is great for a console experience, but if you want to switch back and forth between console and desktop it's not very slick. This is a complete non-issue if you stay strictly inside the Valve ecosystem, but if you want to install...
Those games were labeled for adults only because they knew it would make them sell more copies to kids.
I was only like, twenty Camel bucks away from getting the cool lighter, too, but my brother found my safe and traded them for some stupid concert tickets or weed or something...
I found one...
Raise a stink and yell at them for not fixing it? If being out a machine is holding you back, you may need to get another board for now until they get it right, then sell it to recoup your costs.
With that taken care of your selection options are now pretty much whatever's in stock and not priced sky-high.
For what it's worth, in my experience, both Asus and Gigabyte have been either great or terrible, with little in between. I'm not alone, there. With current limited availability and...
Do you have some type of fast boot enabled? If you can occasionally get into your BIOS, the next time you do, make sure to shut it all off. Start there, and take photos of your settings.
Crossfire and SLI worked great for upping graphics quality without sacrificing FPS. For flat-out higher frame rates, that's where it didn't help too often.
At the time, bigger numbers and charts were king, and quality and effects weren't popular or even relevant metrics.
Like, ah, the whole thing. Bought it by accident (late night shopping with wine) when it came out, played it a little after a clean install, and just forgot about it.
So total noob.
Intel hanging onto Atom as long as they did makes sense in hindsight. Core was based on the Pentium M and it saved Intel's butt after AMD made its big push in the early 2000s. It's easy to overlook Atom because of how it was used at the time but it was damn impressive for what it was.
So 78 percent of parents have no idea that this is designed to track and target their kids.
This is my shocked face.
Man, I kind of want D&D to be the gateway drug for Satanism again; things have been downhill since 3.5E...
Probably because it's not just limited to one game. It spreads.
Also, anyone who's upset about GTA VI, realistically, at one point, *was* excited for it. If everyone had *low* expectations for this game, this thread would be nothing but pleasant surprises.
The standard failure rate is about 10-15 percent for any given core component in 90 days. It's actually more like 10 percent in the first few hours and the rest in the next few weeks. The more critical the more likely that the flaw becomes obviously fatal, like with memory and processors, while...
No, I haven't really talked about it. Mostly because no one seems to agree what it is/was.
But at one point they drained about five liters of fluid out of my abdomen and one of the docs was like, "Oh, wait, I'm, ah, 'supposed' to take a photo of this for....smrhmhm..."