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AMD stating 110c is fine is them just covering themselves IMHO. No way would that be a practical running temperature for long term operation, nor can I see that being good for longevity. Personally I think they bungled the ref cooler design and are trying to save face...big time

Haha, I just wish more of it came with an off button

Uh oh...he is one of them

who dat ? Welcome to EHW Bud

Very sci-fi, but we all know that on a lot of occasions that science fictions becomes science fact. It is all about the imagination.

Nice, will take a look. Free game is a free game !

Nice ! I need to look into some benches for that card. Granted I do not need one but I like to see what the red team are getting up to.

Yeah I think we will be living with that type of fragmentation for a long while

Im one of those that could happily live without it though lol

I have RGB too ! Friends we shall be. Welcome to EHW mate.

I appreciate the kind words, I am certainly looking forward to the future and developing the site further Nice rig by the way, good CPU and GPU combo, the 1080Ti is more than capable. I loved my 1080Ti when I had it, I ended up going the 2080Ti route later on, granted RT is nice but the 1080Ti is still a card I recommend to those wanting to get into PC gaming. Look forward to seeing you around the forums Cheers, E

I guess you cant have everything right Cheers bud, still some work to do but glad it is going down well.

Ohhh nice, will take a look at steam then !

A nice system for a non builder, but not cheap that is for sure. At least it is showcasing Zen 2 and taking advantage of PCIE 4. Review: Scan 3XS Vengeance RTX Ti Fluid - Systems - HEXUS.net

Nice ! I must live under a rock as I have not heard of this nor the original. Then again its not the usual kind of game I look out for. Looks intriguing though and I can see how you could pour hours and hours into it. ​​​​ May have to give it a whirl.

Hey Simmons ! Welcome to EHW, glad you were able to finally get the username you wanted. Wow nice setup you have going there. Mine is super bog standard but would not mind a screen setup like that. Due to space my desk is small and a little cramped. Once we move it will be time to get a big boy desk lol We still have work to do on the site, not a huge amount but some important elements to come. As always though, it is a continuous development Cheers, E

That sounds reasonable to me. I would imagine that the PS5/Xbox Scarlett would have the power of the RTX 2060, though it would be AMD,s equivalent as both the next gen consoles are confirmed to be sporting AMD's Navi GPU. In order to keep production costs down, I reckon they will not go too high of a spec overall, that being said though, they may choose to shoot for the stars a little this gen. I only say that due to the fact (and as you stated) Sony and MS both launched newer improved versions of the PS4 and Xbox one in order to keep up. We all know the additional R&D to do that will have cost them. So why not give the next console an extra leap of power ? This would at least mean that for each gen of console we go back to 1 version each cycle which frankly is more cost effective and leads to less product fragmentation. Having a generation of consoles with differing specs will not please game developers, so it makes even more sense to stick to one spec set. Ultimately this is why I think the next gen will have a much beefier spec than usual, not quite a gamer PC, but not a million miles away.

A step closer towards Quantum Computing, is this where I should say "Can it play..... Science BREAKTHROUGH: A new state of matter has just been discovered | Science | News | Express.co.uk

Not bad, not to killer on the wallet. I would however like to have seen the chipset using a fully passive design utilizing heatpipe technology over a small fan. Granted it is doubtful it will run all the time, but as we know, those small fans can get louder with age. Fully passive would negate that issue. A small niggle....but a niggle nonetheless. The ASUS Pro WS X570-Ace Review: x8x8x8 with No RGB

Not surprising, but it does seem that the PS5 will be a good step up from the previous gen. Perhaps this will mean better ports from console to PC. Then again we have been saying that for a fair few generations now and some of the ports are still appauling. PC gamers rejoice: PlayStation 5 won't be as powerful as an Nvidia RTX 2080 | TechRadar

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Poor Microsoft seem to be really struggling as of late. I remember the days of updating regularly, now you have to wait for the dust to settle so you know its safe. Windows 10 serves up more update pain with a side order of random reboots | TechRadar

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Nice, it is true what they say sometimes, less is more. Good air flow with that one