Recent content by Shadowclash10

You should have mentioned the $65-$75 deal for the 1TB M470 during Black Friday, on Newegg. I get that deals/one-off prices aren't meant to be part of reviews (obviously) but that was widely considered to be the best Black Friday deal in the PC space this year, it was incredibly popular, etc etc.

This doesn't even seem real, at this point. Reminds me of the whole "300 Nvidia GPUS seized after speedboat chase" that happened a few months ago near Hong Kong, LOL

Meh, not a huge upgrade it seems. Kind of dissapointing. Sure, an OLED screen is great (and the option of a larger handheld screen), but there's not even a battery upgrade? Oh well. I guess Nintendo feels like they don't have any real pressure on them to make a "better" product as of right now...

*MSRP is $299.99, not $249. It says so right in the Nintendo article you linked, Toms.

Agreed. I would argue that the Windows 8/10/11 BSOD is actually better overall for the majority of users, because it tells the user basically all they need to know - their PC has run into a problem, so it needs to restart.

This is why it's more akin to 21H2 rather than a totally new OS.

My main PC is on the Beta Channel of the Insider program, and I get green BSODs, so I suppose that's still ongoing.

Really? It's advertised as VA.

Ummm, this is "Hot New Hardware of CES 2021". They are basically saying that they are really anticipating Ryzen 5000 mobile, and it looks like those are the most promising CPUs of CES 2021. By no means were they saying that it is the Best CPU of 2021.

What if... this is their way of dominating the news/reviews sections of tech hardware sites like TH, until Rocket Lake launches?

Honestly, my biggest question is more about whether it is a great value like its 660p and 665p predecessors.

Yep. IIRC, back in the day (someone please correct me if I'm wrong), AMD tried their hand at owning their fabs and that was when they started spiralling downhill until recently, or something like that.

Sadly Apple has always done that kind of stuff in their Macs. 🤷‍♂️

Yes. However, IIRC the issue with Flight Sim in particular (and I'm sure this happens with other games, too) is that you just download the launcher through Steam, then you install the game itself from the launcher. However, Steam considers the launcher to be the game, so people went out of their...

Totally, but if it's truly DRM-free that means I should be able to launch it without Steam/EGS/x's application running. Which means that I can just give the game files away, basically.