Recent content by roblittler77

All things being equal higher frequency RAM is always going to have higher latency timings than lower frequency RAM because the latency is absolute and the timings are relative to the frequency.

It's really no buisness of Crucial what the drive has been used for, if the drive is within it's warranty period and warranted write limit then the warranty claim is legitimate, if either of these is exceeded it is not. Use is irrelevant.

I hope this article is intended purely as a jib at Userbenchmark for having something made by AMD topping thier charts. An outstanding result from a single benchmark is known as an outlier, which you disregard, particularly if that benchmark is Userbenchmark. Stop posting garbage, this...

Oh dear Toms Hardwear, your credibility is lost. No credible tech site should use Userbenchmark, it is a laughing stock. They have the i9-11900K as the absolute best berforming CPU on the market, the whole site is set up to make Intel look better than AMD. Also how about some power consumption...

These cards are going to be a horrendous source of e-waste in a few years time. At least with a gaming card, when they are no longer profitable to use for mining they can be sold and used in a mid range PC, with these, especially as NVIDIA nerfed the drivers so you can't use them in a hybrid...

It seems to work by reducing draw distances and disabling a few filters, tried it but I was getting pop in so bad I set it back to default. The pop in problem remained, lamposts and signs where appearing right in fron of me. This poorly written peice of software meant I had to reinstall the game.

Actually yes it is, the higher the refresh rate the sooner information gets to your eyes and your brain can act on it, like with anything there are diminishing returns, but there is a measurable difference.