Recent content by Luke357

WOLED also works better for non-content consumption use cases. If you use an OLED for more than just playing games and watching movies (which I do, and I don't care that an LCD would be better I want to have that zero latency experience) and find yourself working with lots of white backgrounds...

Unless you need it for something, I would just leave it disabled. Same thing with most of the tweaks in the list.

This just means we can finally get it in Dell Latitudes and things of that nature. The 200 series has been in consumer products for a while.

I have an ASRock board and built several machines with ASRock boards and of the 4 mainstream brands they are the most reliable I've seen. I also find them to have a lower price than most equivalents with the same features. I'm not sure what features you saw they didn't have but I can't think of any.

I must be blind. Where does it say this?

Didn't a lot of these come with DLSS support?

Last big, bad, monolithic CPU probably.

They do know he is party responsible for the decline for Intel right?... Right?

Choices? I only have 18 down 0.9 up as an option with TMobile "5G" being the only other option. (Starlink is not covering my area)

While I don't personally use IoT Windows (I have considered it I am just too lazy to find a download) it is basically the perfect operating system for HTPC and secondary machine usage (I personally use Tiny11). It is lightweight, low power (which is important for an HTPC or laptop that will be...

Are there any laptops that support it? I'd like to see 24GB being a new midrange option instead of 16GB but I've yet to see anything other than choosing between 16 or 32GB RAM,

They own King now, so they at this point probably want candy crush to succeed.

The Freezer 34s look so much better. I'm sure this performs similarly if not better but the 34 looked more premium than it actually is.

Optane, while very much dead is great. I had a bog standard 500GB NVME as a boot drive and I switched to a 280GB 900p and it is noticeably faster in Windows and it fixed the infamous (and supposedly unfixable) Fortnite stutter. I hope to buy a p5800x one day if the prices ever drop.

I don't see the use case here. If you have very limited space it would just be better to use the laptop without an external keyboard. The external trackpad also seems like a waste as your laptop will have one built in. I'd rather a cheap mouse than a nice trackpad any day of the week and I'm...