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Artikbot
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Have a look at Kingdom Come: Deliverance. Looks beyond stunning. Runs on CE too.
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[EK] EK takes off with the new Meltemi, a 38mm thick high-performance fan
Artikbot replied to Alex's topic in Hardware News
Reminds me I should've gone for 2000 RPM Ultra Kazes instead of 3000RPM ones... They were far too loud at low RPM on account of motor noise. Still, if these are good they could be good options to replace my ancient cheapo 5 euro Yate Loons lol -
One of this Limited Edition MCM Poster [AUTOGRAPHED] – Mighty Car Mods
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Best looking Accord generation, full stop.
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On that note I'd love to see how their new discrete GPU venture fares.
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b r u h coerced it into submission
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[TECHSPOT] AMD Ryzen 3800X vs 3700X What's the difference ?
Artikbot replied to ENTERPRISE's topic in Hardware News
Yeah unless there was a dramatic change from Zen, there isn't much to be gained. It is how it is. Which hey, is already a decent improvement from the 1st gen, especially to those of us that have Zen 1s that don't clock all that great (mine starts becoming a bit of a blast furnace past 3.9GHz). Interesting that Silicon Lottery's voltage for a 3700X at 4.15GHz is what my 1700 needs to run 3.7GHz lol. -
Not sure what truth there is to it, but reviews mentioned it was due to AMD using super aggressive fan curves to keep noise levels at a minimum. As far as heat cycling goes, it depends solely on the tin alloy used. You'd assume they know what they're doing... but then again, nVidia got bitten in the backside for it once.
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Yeah I will be persuading it tomorrow afternoon. After that I need to sort out a bunch of connectors I have no idea what they are for and bolt up the transmission stiffeners for good. Hopefully I'll get round to all that tomorrow.
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Nothing as far as I can tell Two studs on the front of the block that slide in, a bolt that threads in from the front, then those two on the side that don't line up. All I can think of is that one of the studs at the front is bent downwards...
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Got it working now. Holy jesus though, 49GB download. Thanks!
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I tried using a bigger ratchet, but eventually decided it probably wasn't the best idea.
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reeeee I can't get the aircon compressor bracket to align with the block D: [ATTACH=JSON]{"data-align":"none","data-size":"custom","height":"480","width":"640","data-attachmentid":790}[/ATTACH] So they don't thread in and I can't wire the alternator. Bollocks.
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It wants my credit card details. Is Ubisoft to be trusted these days?
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I was seriously looking into one but I wasn't exactly swimming in cash, so in the end I didn't.
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Lol yeah I've been hearing news sites 'report' this since the dawn of times. At the end of the day, as long as computers continue to be way more powerful than they 'need' to be to run their game, they'll just laze it around. No point in investing resources optimising something when it'll work anyway.
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[ATTACH=JSON]{"data-align":"none","data-size":"custom","height":"610","width":"500","data-attachmentid":533}[/ATTACH] One of these. Old one was more duct tape than it was silicone lol
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I had one like yours but in BRG and coupe trim. I loved that nugget... Was in absolute top notch condition too...
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Waiting for a coupler for the intak and an oil feed for a banjo bolt. After that its a matter of crimping back all the thermostat area connectors, sealing up the crank sensor cover, connecting everything up and filling fluids for a first start. Then loads of interior work to get it looking like it should.
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Plan is to throw in a Garrett 3076 at some point. But it needs a full exhaust and bigger IC piping as well as a Megasquirt first. Every eurodollar I saved in the purchase I will spend in parts lol.
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I have something resembling a 1988 Supra. Maybe I should post pictures of what I do to it... As it stands, it looks something like this:
