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I'm not surprised. HDMI 2.1 supports VRR, what is the point of having g-sync when Monitor/Video card supports the new standard?

My friend's Gigabyte RTX 2070 died after 2 weeks. He RMA the card to Gigabyte. I think the poll should expand to 2070 as well.

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I bought an Asus strix 480 O8G and pair it with LG 27UD68 freesync. Running Overwatch in 4k freesync is a beauty. The only thing I will say is that the card is very long, I had to take out one of my drive bays temporarily to fit it into my case. You may have trouble with the length if you...

A lot of the technology that goes into making the Iphone, are in fact, technologies that government funded, e.g., university and NASA. Its also true Steve Job and Apple took all the past research and refined those technology and then commercialize them. The important point is without...

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Selling * Canon PIXMA PRO-100 Inkjet Printer and * 50 sheets of Canon semi-gloss 13x19 paper I purchased this printer as part of a camera bundle and have cut the UPC from the printer and 13" x 19" paper box for a rebate. This printer is huge, Product Dimensions: 15.2 x 27.2 x 8.5 inches ...

Why do I want to run an Antec PSU in my system? Antec EDGE PSU provides power, stability and fully modular functionality all the while staying very silent. I trust Antec PSU in any system to push the performance edge.

There is some element of consumer responsibility here as well, e.g. do you buy something that is $1 that is made in China or pay $10 for the same thing that is made in U.S.?

I just purchased 2 GC, thanks.

Reasons why there are so many more men than women working in the tech sector: 1) On average, men working in tech don't have good hygiene and scare all the women away. 2) On average, men can sit and stare at a computer screen for much longer than a women can. 3) The ratio of nerds that are...

It doesn't matter what language your code is written in, the more complex the application is, the better chance it'll contain vulnerabilities. It might not be buffer overrun but it could be something else.

Great idea, lets vote for removal of the minimal wage so that businesses can pay as little as they can. All the workers are all on food stamps anyways. OH and while we're at it, lets get rid of corporate taxes as well so they can hire more Americans. Wait a minute, who is going to pay for...

I played it at blizzcon and it was awesome. Having said that, it'll be a while before its released because they want this game to be another branch of esport.

a lady that I am currently helping after she have recently purchased a new laptop equip with Win 8 wanted to downgrade to Win 7. Staples wanted to charge her $200 for the downgrade. I'm still trying to figure out how to get the downgrade license from the manufacture or M$. I bet there are a...

just look at other article she has written, she is a political nut case.

I don't get why people hate this game. Yes, it has flaws, it isn't perfect, in fact it is far from it. It might not be as in-depth when compared to D2 w/exp or any other games out there. But you know what, they are patching the game and improving the game every patch that was released. This...

I guess it depends on which degree you have and which college you got it from. Of course, the person doing the interview for CEO usually don't understand that. That isn't the issue here, the issue is that he lied in the first place.

There was a time where politician represents the people who voted for them instead of whoever fills their checking account. Nowadays, it just feels like politicians are just lawyers and their clients are whoever that can afford them. A less corrupt politician running against someone like that...

What this sounds like to me. "McDonald's is so bad for your health, the worst part is the super-size option. I'm going to go out and buy a big mac and eat it. I'm going to dislike every second of me eating it."

I'm glad they had beta weekend a month before release to get their server issues fixed or at the very least understand the issue. @pelo There are many aspects to game design, one of them is artistic / story design. Diablo 3 is just a sequel to Diablo 2 and Diablo, I wouldn't expect them...

I played the beta as monk before server went down and I can't wait to play the entire game. Blizzard definitely got my approval on this game.

:cool: I haven't seen a decent cheap Intel mobo in forever. From what I can find, the unofficial benchmark says Z77 is pretty close to Z68, lagging only slightly. IF this is true, I'm jumping ships and getting an Intel Ivy Tusk.

I wonder who pays for and maintains the highways around the US. I wonder how much of our income tax vs taxes from gas goes towards that.

I'm sick and tired of people saying that keystone pipeline need to be built. Go do your research people, the oil/gas consumption in the US is DECREASING, we now have a net export of oil in the US. Oil companies are posting record profits, why is that so? Because oil companies get tons of money...

one thing to note is that these date extensions are only for businesses. Personal computers / consumer licenses only last up to the mainstream support dates, which has not been changed.

For a second there I thought that the new Windows 8 was an April fools joke, the joke was on me when I found out it wasn't April 1.

just an FYI, WebOS 3.0.5 update is now out. The most significant update is improvement to streaming video. It used to lag a lot when I watch online video, now it doesn't.

Its expensive to be on the cutting edge. If you have the dough, then upgrade. If you don't, then get what you can afford. You might want to look at 7950 or even 7870 when they come out. You can also wait to see what nivida comes out with.

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This argument reminds me of when 32/64-bit chip came out. Why buy a 64-bit processor when everything is written in 32-bit? Driver support for everything was mostly missing and it would crash most of the time. Let me remind you that Windows XP did not support 64-bit processor. However, Windows...

I think the age old dilemma "which came first, the chicken or the egg?" applies here. Which came first, the software or the hardware? If you wrote the software first, you wouldn't have the hardware to support it. If you have the hardware first, there isn't software to support it. I think...