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Sir Beregond

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  1. Sir Beregond
    Just feeling some nostalgia for some Dreamcast games I forgot about playing. Forgot how good this particular soundtrack was.
  2. Sir Beregond
    But I wanted it to cook breakfast.. All seriousness though, good review and I agree, I've yet to really see a point in even upgrading my Gen 3 drives and when I do get some more, will probably stick to Gen 4.
  3. Sir Beregond
    Yeah I don't get why companies do that. Good review and always appreciate the accompanying video reviews/walkthroughs!
  4. Sir Beregond
    Agreed, good review! I once again have to compliment your builds and the themes. Love the Half Life themed PC.
  5. Sir Beregond
    Not just custom loop, probably direct die too.
  6. Sir Beregond
    Unless they are going for a Titan branded product again that really is top of the line in both spec and price, I seriously doubt you'll see anything more than a 384-bit bus still. Density on GDDR7 modules is supposedly still going to be the same as what GDDR6X is now (16Gb which is 2GB per module) starting out, so unless they clamshell the memory modules to get 48GB in 3090 style, then it's probably another 24GB card. There will still be an increase in bandwidth at least going from G6X to G7 as the 4090 is 21Gbps and the G7 is rumored to be 28-32Gbps. GeForce 200-series (circa 2008-2009) was the last time they did any consumer cards with larger than 384-bit for traditional GDDRx based cards. Color me extremely skeptical of 512-bit rumors.
  7. Sir Beregond
    Its ok, we know you're into the freaky deaky.
  8. Sir Beregond
    Speaking of Logitech, I was actually looking at maybe trying this guy and seeing how that works for me. The mouse looks kinda small, but the side where your ring and pinky fingers sit look exactly like the kind of form factor I like for my palm grip and was sorely missing on that Corsair mouse I reviewed last year: /w_659,c_limit,f_auto,q_auto,f_auto,dpr_2.0/d_transparent.gifhttps://resource.logitechg.com/content/dam/gaming/og-fallback.jpg?v=1 Logitech G600 MMO Gaming Mouse - 20 Buttons & LIGHTSYNC RGB WWW.LOGITECHG.COM With 20 buttons, the G600 MMO Gaming Mouse is the most customizable and easy to use mouse specifically designed for your favorite MMOs. Learn more.
  9. Sir Beregond
    Hey now wait a minute....
  10. Sir Beregond
    I'm more of a palm gripper myself. I prefer MMO style mice - but specifically the type that has rows of buttons on the side of the mouse like a Razer Naga or Corsair Scimitar. Though if I'm honest I have found the quality of both of those mice to be lacking in areas, especially the Razer. So wouldn't say I've found the perfect mouse yet, but I definitely prefer those styles as I do in fact use the side buttons for 1-8 skill activations or cycling through tool belt inventory in other games, etc. I don't really play MMOs much anymore, I just don't have the time, but I still find those buttons useful for a lot of the other games I play.
  11. Sir Beregond
    I mean, radiators, including copper radiators of course have brass as well. As for most AIO's they cheap out with aluminum most of the time, but as self contained units, should be ok for galvanic corrosion....if they are using the appropriate coolant with the right inhibitors.
  12. Sir Beregond
    Same. Don't think I've played much past the opening/tutorials.
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  14. Sir Beregond
    Well the actual silicon die is on the substrate (the little PCB its attached too) which is then soldered to the main PCB via BGA. Wow, nice job. I figured it was dead and done.
  15. Sir Beregond
    That's unfortunate, but understandable.
  16. Sir Beregond
    I'm not really a fan of 100% polyester, but I'll probably try one and see how it goes. Bet the southern folks would love that though.
  17. Sir Beregond
    Cotton is good! Someone just said polyester earlier so gave me pause.
  18. Sir Beregond
    Maybe people post what they like.
  19. Sir Beregond
    Yeah I saw that but that's weight, that does not indicate a material change if these are like dri-fit shirts as earlier indicated.
  20. Sir Beregond
    Wonder if it will have built in OC support like AMD's does. Somehow I doubt it.
  21. Sir Beregond
    Oh if we are going back to Turing and RDNA1, sure absolutely everyone was caught off guard by how that developed. I was more replying to Pio's comment with RDNA2. Not sure what was to be caught off guard with on Ampere's launch. It was literally a continuation of RT with 2nd gen RT (3rd gen Tensor) and was still DLSS 2.0. The only weird thing about RDNA2 was how tacked on features like RT were exposing the "playing catchup" game AMD is playing.
  22. Sir Beregond
    It was more that that was AMD's first go at RT and it showed then anything else. That was Nvidia's 2nd gen RT so maybe it improved more than they thought it would but I don't think there was otherwise anything there to really take AMD off guard.
  23. Sir Beregond
    Impressive.
  24. Sir Beregond
    I'm not a fan of that material for shirts personally.
  25. Sir Beregond
    Oh these aren't regular t-shirts? Hmm...
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