I'm using a Dark Rock Pro 4, with Grizzly Kryonaut thermal paste - usually hovers around 36c.
Hell of an upgrade from the 4690k, even without swapping the video card (had to run out of money some time... next cycle)
Compelling argument...
I hope this turns out as good as it looks, autumn is right around the time I was hoping to do a hardware refresh, and it's been far too long since I've built myself an AMD system.
For myself, I tried. I was on the fence, and a friend had already pre-purchased, so I had the opportunity to give the game a try before buying my own copy - I'm really glad I did, because I didn't waste the money. My biggest issues:
* The world is completely dead. Even in the later Fallout...
Haha, some old games, etc. were tied to the frequency of the processor. It worked, except a faster system would speed up the game dramatically (of course, this was when single digit Mhz was common in a CPU).
The turbo button on old PCs slowed things down for you (or sped them up, depending on...
I've used OpenELEC on Raspberry Pi boxes before, but I wanted something that could handle all formats. Plus, I do enjoy using the system with other, more 'PC' features (web browsing, etc.). Plus, I'm just more comfortable in Fedora. :)
Yeah, it was more a 'let's see if this actually works'...
I've used this one for a few years, works great:
https://www.amazon.com/Logitech-Illuminated-Living-Room-Keyboard-Touchpad/dp/B00ZOPVSKW/ref=pd_ybh_a_1?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=1S0R2KR13MY9VK5E5A4Z
Figured others may have similar circumstances, this may help those that want to know before they spend.
My previous box was a full desktop (an old Antec nsk2480, i5 2400, 1050ti, 8GB, 6TB drive space with a 250GB SSD boot drive), that had been updated periodically.
Initially it was both...
Not a really good analogy; the hardware is great, the price is just stupid. If that had been AMDs problem (if only it had), things would probably be quite different in the CPU space right now.
The Archer gets the external IP via the WAN port. I suppose I could just spin up another VM on my NAS box to act as my 'router', but then there's wireless (plus, delving into setting up a router-like distro from scratch wasn't high on my priority list, since the Archer worked just fine with the...
Hey guys, I'm somewhat stuck, and looking for a second opinion.
I just took possession of my new house last Friday. When I called to move my internet (or cancel it and go with the local competitor), Bell offered to bump my speed from 50 / 5 mbps to 100 / 15, for the same price, with 50% off...
Hear about numbers? Sure, I suppose. Go looking around for reviews? I guess we're just very different people. I'm not buying before Christmas even if I don't skip this generation, and I'm not desperate for news on something I'm not seriously considering buying.
Don't get me wrong, I used...
Yeah, this is the only tech site I really visit anymore, and the only reviews I typically go by. I don't need day one coverage, just information I can trust. Lots of us like that here.
My biggest issue is my tendancy to right-click to exit menus - I play on survival, and I have killed myself exiting from the refiner with a right-click plasma grenade approximately 1,700 times.
Haven't played since a month after release. Just started new as well with a buddy, looks decent so far, but wow! The repair cost on the wrecked ships. That's gonna take some time...
I may "think of the children" and buy in. My daughter was 1 when development started, perhaps it'll be out before she's drinking age, and I can hook her on a game instead of horny teenage boys!
Oh, it's not as inflammatory as it looks. Drinking age in Canada is 18.
Okay, it's still slight...
Fair enough, I was just outlining a recent (in my memory) company that delivers games. Buggy games, to be sure.
Here's a different one: Bioware and Neverwinter Nights. I remember waiting for that for quite a while... and it was delivered. It was amazing (at the time).
Wow, that's bitter.
We all follow games waiting for release, sometimes for years. Hell, Fallout and Elder Scrolls are good examples of games that take a while.
The difference between those and Star Citizen, is that for all their flaws, Bethesda delivers. Chris Roberts... is just not good at...
I'll be interested to see which companies update their Z97 boards.
I know Asus will not, so my Maximus VII Hero will remain vulnerable. That said, for my next system I'll purchase a motherboard from a company that *does* update.
I'll take your word for it on what the qualification for 'shit post' was, since they're gone. I would have assumed they would be the 'OMG, SO BAD!!!1! INTEL FOREVER' posts, personally.
EDIT: Allow me to say: I'm not specifically an AMD fan, or an Intel fan. I'm too old for that shit. I...
Yes, all 'flaws' confirmed. I just read some more breaking news on an AMD flaw: it appears if you take a bucket of water, and throw it on a powered up system running an AMD processor, you can make it unbootable. This flaw hasn't been confirmed on Intel hardware yet, due to lack of testing...
As an update, I haven't noticed any issues yet. I updated the firmware to be sure we were on the same playing field (hey, I could always do a return / exchange...). I have a PS4 instead of the X Box, but that shouldn't make any difference.
Well, not exactly... this wasn't a negative review, the customer went out of her way to scour the internet for places to complain about and attack the company. In multiple languages. Never mind that the things that were posted ranged quite far into tin foil hat territory.
I don't care what...
Okay, I honestly find that interesting, and I've seen decent articles from there before... but I'd be interested in a few comparative pieces, including load and access times in games like FO4, BF4, etc., if there are any differences between hard drive sizes / programs being cached (he used a 1tb...
3 months? Doing a quick look up at the 'how much will you make?' pages, I read it as closer to 10 months (there's no stock anywhere selling as "low" as MRSP). What are you mining?
EDIT: Edited for clarity