Recent content by RegaeRevaeb

It's telling the CFO stated they could "maybe" pass on cost savings to buyers. Hopefully that happens, especially all the way down retail channels.

OK, kids (almost everyone on this thread so far), here are the salient points and/or issues without the hyperbole: The PS5 and other consoles may have hardware, and software designs, that need SSDs with a certain performance statistics floor. It's fair to provide 'certification' for drives it's...

Many cases have TG sides with owners who have them facing in areas where they will see inside those PCs. And for many of the same owners, colour aesthetics matter (I'm not arguing for or against that -- just sayin'). There is an argument to be made about why Noctua doesn't just release Chromax...

Why do things that are black get called "stealth" so, so often now? I can understand 'ninja', but notwithstanding the F-117 things that are stealth today don't need to be black. Moreover, a dual tower like this has an incredibly large RCS, yeah? (In case you have no sense of geeky humour...

Realtek Soldier 1: OK, men. We need to attack that MediaTek trench over yonder! Realtek Soldier 2: (to all the others) Well, I don't want to be the first one out, do you? You? Realtek Soldier 1: Hmm... let's see. Ah ha! By jove, Boys, I've got it! We'll get one of our cheese-eating...

Y'know my ex said something similar to me... oh... bloody outside voice again. Sorry, move along, move along.

Has anyone pointed out to Blizzard some of its major titles in the past required us peons (so to speak) to go -- physically, Millenials -- out and buy a game on physical media? And absolute numbers are better with context when possible. Here it means remembering the gaming market is vastly...

This is a smart play for many reasons. One reason in particular for several Northern Hemisphere markets is we don't need to buy heaters in the summer.

This is where we finally get all the 2022 edition bugs squashed. Oh, and as an updated feature, Frontier has promised more bugs for 2023 to maintain the hair-pulling excitement of things like lost saves, OP septuagenarians, and safety car issues that its discerning players have come to expect. ;-)

Ah, yes... 'Game on!' 'Game on!'... 'CAR!!!'

I it's, er, 'aged' well.

The more you buy... Oh, sheeee-it. Anyway, EyeSight feels creepy at first blush, eh? You're just walking by someone watching their VR gonzo flicks when the proximity sensor makes the fella's dilated pupils pop out while you and other passerby interrupt the, er, best part. :-p

What in Dog's name... Ok, two things: First, I'm a bit surprised by the choices of PCIe connectivity for the internal cards. PCIe 2.0 in 2023/2024? I can only imagine that makes the most sense in developing markets, but still. The 3.0 x 8 also has me scratching my head because, if memory...

Sounds interesting, but thanks for the sea of text, Intel PR. You couldn't have managed an infographic in the news release? Tsk, tsk.

And hopefully the next generation will see internal cards using PCIe 5.0 x 1 (to match the current 3.0 x 4 'standard' used now). By then, too, we might have mind you GPUs that run five slots. ;-p