Got a high-end Radeon GPU and this could be the display for you.
https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1772479-REG/acer_um_mxxaa_001_predator_x45_45_oled.html
From B+H, 34" Curved OLED LG:
https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1892310-REG/lg_34gx90sa_w_aus_ultragear_34_oled_240hz.html
and for the folks interested in UWD 49"
https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1852795-REG/samsung_ls49dg956snxgo_49_qd_oled_dual_qhd.html
Reviews has shown that an OC'd 5070 Ti has nearly the same performance of stock 5080 so that being said this is a great deal and regardless, the same die and DLSS 4.0 features. For those on a budget, I can't say enough good things about the x70Ti cards for this, and last generation...
Pretty good deal, includes ram as well.
https://www.newegg.com/asus-tuf-gaming-b850m-e-wifi-micro-atx-motherboard-amd-b850-am5/p/N82E16813119758?Item=N82E16813119758
NVIDIA has rolled out its own fix after it was discovered that a now-infamous Windows update caused even more problems than previously known.
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Yeah, I tend to stick to the pattern I noticed around 10+ years ago where I often start seeing some interesting sales at the beginning of summer. It's a weird thing nobody really talks about but I've gotten some great deals between May-July.
Every year I keep saying how BF for tech gets worse. It's still a good time for appliance upgrades, saved thousands last year on a new stove and dishwasher but tech, it just keeps getting more desolate. I honestly though it'd be a good year for 4K discs and most of what's on sale is stuff I...
There's some drops on the X3D stuff, not huge but it's there from 9800X3D to 9950X3D, usually between $50-$75 off and there's some okay motherboard bundles happening too (I put a couple in the early black Friday post a few days ago). Also came across a decent prebuilt from Newegg with a 9800X3D...
Spent some time looking stuff last night and while almost this entire CPU lineup is on sale for decent prices, the ram and storage prices are mostly horrible. Found a few exceptions but even then it wasn't great.
Still wondering if I should pull the trigger on $239.99 24 TB external Seagate...
Krafton, also known as one of the company's, as its publisher, who helped bring you The Callisto Protocol.
Yeah, they're one of the big ones who have connections to a lot of studios.