Recent content by romeg

Thanks, Swede! I started to do the cypherin' in my head, but you saved me the trouble. I'm wanting to build another desktop soon so your info is a big help. I'm also in the market for another 17" laptop, but that's a horse of another color. There are a couple of kids in our condo unit that are...

It's interesting and I'd like to see it "in person", but that's all.

Will this new release work on Win7? I noticed the article said "coming to a Win10" so I'm curious.

I'm 67, have a bad back and Sciatic problems. A high quality, well-supporting and comfortable chair is essential. With all the new gaming chairs coming out, I'm intrigued, but won't dare order a chair I haven't tried but we have a company in town that will customize chairs like this with...

And I'm a Seasonic fanboy. I tend to be brand loyal if a manufacturer provides consistent high or superior quality. Seasonic has done that for me over the last 10 years, though until their Focus series they were getting a little long in the tooth and showing it. The new Silent Snow PSUs will...

Color me skeptical. I'm looking forward to reviews IF Intel actually markets this. I always use discreet GPUs so I have no interest anyway, but I know many others that do and I'm always open to new ways of doing things.

I can live with this kind of advertising because it allows me to keep up with the tech industry and isn't "in your face" ads.

Guru3D has a review of the 700 today.

I'm happy Intel has competition once again. Intel's pricing may or may not be significantly affected, but competition makes for better products overall.

I like that this SSD looks unique and interesting, but it really does look like the stapler I first thought it was. Perhaps more detail would make it look like what it's supposed to be modeled after. I hope we'll see more different NVMe SSDs in the future.

The number of cores matters less than Intel now has competition. Competition can be a wonderful thing. In this case it is.

Sure brings back memories. If Cherry mechanical switches were used, I'd be sorely tempted to grab one. Edit: Oooops! I should have looked a couple of stories down at the AZi0 Armato Classic keyboard with Cherry switches. Now that's an interesting keyboard.

Yeah, I gotta agree with you. The surface is "off-putting" and I would prefer a "smoother" surface with little or no patterns etched into it. Aside from that minor quibble, I really like this keyboard and, unless something else comes along, I intend on buying this for my soon-to-be new build.

I have two 950 pros @ 512GB that I'm very happy with. But I'm so curious about why you would consider swapping for 960 pros. Am I missing something?