Recent content by viewtyjoe

AIO liquid coolers are generally sealed, so you can't change the liquid even if you wanted to. Open loop coolers you want to replace coolant as it begins to degrade, which can vary based on the coolant and equipment your using.

You can update the release date to "Early March," at the very least. It was announced unintentionally during an earnings call in February. I've also seen relatively reputable reports that the launch is set for end of February, with availability as early as March 3 for some SKUs. TDP has been...

If you're truly only doing "minor gaming" then the 1070 is overkill. A 1060 is fine for most things at 1080p maxed, or a 1050 if you aren't playing anything super demanding. Also, have you independently verified that that PSU will fit in an ITX case? I don't see a huge need for OCing if you are...

What CPU do you currently have? Unless you have a current Skylake motherboard which should be in the format X1-- where X can be a lot of letters, it is unlikely that you'll be able to just change the CPU and will have to replace the whole motherboard, which is basically involves...

The biggest reason we have cases is to keep stuff in the air we don't want out of the computer. Excessive dust isn't exactly conducive to keeping hot components cool, and there are a lot of places on computers that do a good job attracting them. If you don't want a case, there are a number of...

Considering what cemu is, you likely will need a balance of strong CPU and decent graphics to run it well. Luckily, all current consoles run on AMD x64 (correct me if I'm wrong) CPUs with some manner of AMD GPU, which means most modern hardware should work.

If the server is on a different ISP, you very well could be getting routed around in a strange manner because of weird interconnects, or it could be bad (whether accidental or deliberate) routing between providers. You'll get a lot more info out of a trace ping to the server you're trying to...

The stock transfer deal makes more sense when you consider that GlobalFoundries used to be AMD's semiconductor fab business, and it's a way for AMD and GF to signal they are returning to a closer relationship than they have had previously. It also incentivizes GF doing well for AMD, because if...

In Win is pretty solid, but anything tempered glass can run pricey depending on size.

I'd pay 10 bucks for it for a laugh (or some XP stuff I'd rather not run on newer OSes), but not much more than that.

AMD says it works that way, and I can't see any reason for them to lie.