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The Prime GX / PX and TX series have single 6+2 pin cables (6) The Focus series have the split connectors. If you wanted the single connectors, you should have spent more for the Prime series, not the Focus.

This is the highest quality stand: https://www.monoprice.com/product?p_id=39657

It's certainly not significant, but if hardware is your hobby, and not just gaming, then it's certainly nice to know the final state of hardware. Like, I hear AMD played some "aged like fine wine" thing with their drivers, where on launch, it was...

Sorry, what? A $400 Walmart laptop has better build quality than any Macbook to ever exist. The list of hideous design flaws is endless, but a few highlights are the butterfly keyboard, delaminating Retina displays, USB-C dongles make wifi stop...

Even with the quicksaves, exercise that F5 key often. 170 hours in, ask me how I know.

You're putting more threat into this than is necessary. Firstly, I assume what you're mostly confused about is SMT or hyperthreading (Intel's name for SMT) threads. In the absence of HT or SMT, then each CPU core on a system can process one...

Thats extremely common among manufacturers. And for something like a 2060super you can use both the connections on the same cable just fine and without concern. I wouldnt do that with something like rtx 3080, 3090s or old school GTX 580s from the...

Finished Last of Us and the Left Behind DLC. Started playing Last of Us 2.

https://www.dsogaming.com/news/new-rumor-suggests-final-fantasy-7-remake-coming-simultaneously-to-pc-and-ps5/

Does it support Gsync, VRR, etc? Sounds like a pretty good deal, my 1440p 144hz monitor with gsync was $550 (2-3 years ago but still)

The bigger bus is also why the faster card has 8GB and the slower one has 12GB. The 3060Ti shares a chip with the 3070 and has a 256-bit bus. They disable some of the cores on the 3060Ti so it's slower than the 3070. A 256-bit bus allows...