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OK, no problem. The cup logo is low res. If you need me to make it bigger, let me know. (It's the one I found on Google) 90s cup logo.png.zip

@UltraMega I found a transparent version of the 90s Styrofoam cup pattern, and also have a better way of outlining text I applied to the logo. Hope this helps. It is fully transparent and should go on a white shirt, imo. 90s cup shirt.png.zip

Hey @Fluxmaven what Sega Genesis model do you have and what games do you have for it?

Thank you, because I have no work to do I am working on tutorials for GIMP. I am also considering starting/offering a signature banner service and avatar service in the general chat section, to design cool stuff for members to use. Not sure on that one yet though.

I was going to get the 7900x3d for benching and gaming, and bought a Crosshair X670E Hero and G.skill Flare X DDR5 6000 cas 36. Found out the Hero board had like over one inch tall heatsinks on the top VRMs that would not fit in my case (midtower with a thick AIO) returned the Hero board, will be waiting a month to get nearly $700 back from Amazon Now that reviews are out, and it's only 6% faster than Intel, but from what I understand the review guidelines from AMD told them to sandbag the Intel and only run 6000MHz memory on it (correct me if I'm wrong), yet users on this site like Bastiaan_NL are running Intel with memory speeds approaching 8000MHz, it means Intel is still faster with more highly clocked memory. I won't be upgrading. I was hoping for a 10% IPC improvement clock for clock, possibly more over my 5900x because it boosts higher, and an additional 25% performance improvement in games and benches. Making it at minimum 35% faster than what I have. But since that is not the case, and you also can't manually or per-CCX overclock it for benching, I'll continue to wait. How much improvement would I get going to a 7900x factoring in it can boost to 5.6GHz vs 5.15GHz on my 5900x? Pics of the beautiful board I had to return. I have also looked at Asus other X670 boards and seen a few B650 boards and they all look like they have too tall VRM heatsinks on the top to be able to clear my rad fans.

Hey also are you going to scrap the build and return your parts, or get one anyway? Or maybe get a 7950X instead?

Haven't followed prices on the 13900k. Last I knew it was $599 or $699 if I'm remembering correctly. What are they going for?

Was going to upgrade to a 7900x3d. Raptor Lake isn't worth it for me other than benching. Was hoping we'd see like 10% ipc improvement that Zen 4 has over my current Zen 3, plus another 25% from V-Cache in benching and games. So 35% better than what I have. Was going to get a different cooler so these new mobos can fit in my midtower case, get a Strix X670E Gaming, have some G.skill Flare X DDR5 6000 cas 36 (which I will return) and a 7900x3d. That won't be happening.

I heard that the AMD review guidelines told reviewers to run the Intel's memory at 6000MHz, when people are running 7200MHz and benchers are running 7800MHz and in some cases 8000MHz. Which Ryzen can't do. So they sandbagged the Intel. A 13900k is faster, especially with high memory speeds.

Yep. The Intel's were sandbagged at 6000MHz RAM too, right?

Yes. That is what I am going to do. Chill. Glitch logos.zip

Yes, but first see my post in the staff forums about the t-shirts. I have to attend to those first. (The black shirts I've made)

I've had it for years and mastered it. Running 3733MHz RAM/1866 fclk. Use PBO and get all core boost of 4750MHz and gaming, 5150MHz boost on a single thread. Check my cpu benches under submissions on hwbot. I am looking to upgrade to X670 myself, and bought a Crosshair X670E Hero, only to find out that it had a huge like more than an inch tall top VRM heatsink that wouldn't clear my radiator fans because I have a midtower with a very thick AIO so it wouldn't fit. Had to return it. It Seems like the X670E Strix Gaming also has too tall of a heatsink on the top VRMs as well. I am after a 7900x3d when it launches, and have some G.skill Flare X DDR5-6000 CAS36. I will probably have to switch to a H150i since its thinner, and then I'll be going with the Strix Gaming model. Here are pictures, such a beautiful board but the heatsinks on the vrms and m.2 drives are way too tall

Welcome!