Recent content by jefferzbooboo

So how much longer can the cable be?

Your post went out the window when you brought up a $1600 pair of speakers.

It's made by Cooler Master, it'll be fine.

Beginning of the third paragraph, "You also get things like Wi-Fi 6"

Gigabyte a couple of years ago at Computex had a computer with fish in it. Mineral oil was at the bottom with a graphics card in it and the top half was freshwater with guppies in it. It all depends on what temp you keep your house at and the fish you keep. If you keep your house at 21.1C...

3.4 gallons isn't big enough for 99.9% of fish in the aquarium hobby. Or you cook your fish. 80 degrees Fahrenheit, 26.6 Celsius, is usually the top end for tropical fish.

Yes, the consumer should be happy that a new GPU gets beaten by the previous generation card. Going backwards in performance is great for the consumer. We the consumer should also be thanking AMD for removing features that the previous generation card as well. Even your TPU link showed it...

How much do you value your time?

Or you could fire your own security guards and when you do get robbed, you blame the local DA. Then you demand police patrol your private business, passing the cost onto the taxpayer, while saving your business from having to pay for your own security.

Or you can just disable all but 1 core on a 5950x. "The thing I'm wondering about though is why this SSD has basically zero shielding. I'm very worried about the EMS radiation coming off of my CPU and Chipset disturbing the data stored in the SSD and causing too much background noise...

He wasn't using a streaming service like Spotify, he was using a self hosted Aurender N10 music server that streams. Other than the Aurender costing $8k, I know nothing about it and why it's so much better.

Why even mess around with a GPU? Just use the regular i3-10100. I use one to do basic things like web browsing, youtube, or Kodi and it's more than adequate for those uses.

Your article states genuine Cherry MX Blues but the link state's they're not Cherry Blues.

Go with the Fractal. Thermaltake has a long history of ripping off products, like the Fractal Design Define R5, and we as a community should not be supporting them.

Did you forget Intel used tiles (chiplets) 25 years ago with the Pentium Pro? Or Clarkdale also had tiles 10 years ago. I understand fanboys gotta fanboy, but at least get your info straight.