I've got one of the boards mentioned, https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DPLQQ7VJ/?tag=thefpsreview-20, and now a little concerned. I knew I was taking a chance given ASUS's reputation with CPU voltages, but the specs and design for this one were exactly what I was looking for.
I've got some fairly...
The new year is off to a rough start for some after orders from Corsair, and now ZOTAC were cancelled and then re-upped at a higher price.
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I just thought this looked interesting and kind of funny from its description. Graphics are not half bad either.
"Grand Theft… Horse
Rustler is an open-world, top-down action game paying tribute to the good old GTA style and gameplay, fusing it with a historically inaccurate medieval setting...
So far I've got a good feeling about this one but we'll just have to wait and see.
I only ever played the first, and didn't finish but that wasn't the game's fault. I had it on the original Xbox and was never that into playing things on it but I do remember enjoying it.
Playground Games provided many details on what to expect for its upcoming Fable reboot in yesterday's Xbox deep-dive at Developer Direct.
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I'm sure someone out there already is. Almost posted a story on the weekend where some used-PC stores in Japan are offering better deals because inventory is getting low.
There was a time I would've defended them on some level but not anymore. I am happy with my 5090s but do undervolt them and rarely see more than 350W getting used, usually in the 200s. I giggle a lot when playing games on the 9800X3D rig with one, because my total system draw is often in gaming...
I saw this morning that now MLID is saying his sources are reporting that RTX 50 series is essentially dead in the water for the foreseeable future so that NV can focus on AI and that increased volume for the RTX 5060 8GB is also off the table for now. According to MLID NV is still shipping...
Just saw the other thread that was made. That one referenced TechPowerUp, which I did see and check out while researching this, but I sourced directly from Sony's PR and also included some info from Rtings.com regarding their recent testing of OLED panels.
Just a heads up, and I think more than...
It's just that the newer trainers are designed to work with the app. They can be used offline but the app will link to them online so you don't have to download them. Meanwhile the older trainers are standalone installs w/ no support for the new app. They'd basically have to go back and re-work...
These days I just use their Aurora app, so much easier and it's able to retain trainer settings which is awesome. Only real drawback is it doesn't support a lot of games from before around 3-5 years ago which puts you back into having to download those trainers.
Gameshark, good memories on PS1...