Recent content by xBruce88x

I have a feeling they're gonna be snapped up for crypto since they can do it all, or ai.

People weren't running ALL games at the max detail of the day on a 750ti. Or at the least at 1440p which is basically 4k of that time. Many were aiming for 1080p med or even 900p If you look around though you can get an RX6600 for around that price though. nVidia has always had a bit of a price...

Yes the RX6600 has been on my radar and "target locked" for quite a while, whilst occasionally considering the 6600xt/6650XT. Just have some financial things to sort before I pull that trigger! Let me just point out this little site...

12gb being entry level... And here I am with an RX 560D 4GB. Well... And my Steam Deck OLED. Though I'll admit I don't have much time (or money) for these newer and more demanding games. Perhaps someday a modder will figure a way to get something like SLI or other multi gpu tech to pool memory...

welp.... I know where my bonus check is going. lost my 512gb lcd model due to a pawn shop changing management and no longer accepting online pay for pawns. if its early enough I'll go for the limited ed though the "normal" 1tb model will do! i usually lock to 40hz but maybe I'll bump that to...

they realized they need to push more people to buy keys after all...

I can already see Phil's Computer Lab shoving one in an older SFF PC, Dawid and Random Gaming in HD doing their usual shenanigans too. Let's hope the price is decent

Next step... Actual tiny crt screens that can display whatever you want. Would probably be the most power hungry keyboard ever.

Awesome job with the thorough testing. Handy to know for those wanting to get the absolute most out of the cpu for certain games. I am curious if there's any noticeable difference in frame times with e cores on or off. Would be an interesting follow up. Maybe mix in hyper threading on or off...

Is it too early to call this Bend Gate 2.0?

I wouldn't put it past them to flat out skip the lower end this round, as they have plenty of 3xxx series to fill that performance level. Probably why they're STILL releasing a new version of the 3060

I was referring to them possibly being explosive

"split the atom..." Let's hope that's not a reference to the stability or lack thereof of the rechargeable battery

They do so because they can offset their R&D costs for essentially making a permanent otterbox in the phone. They probably get the other bits wholesale from companies looking to offload outdated inventory.

Might as well, then you'll know the cable will be backwards compatible with the other specs (at least it should). Guess we'll find out when LTT Labs and others test them.