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938 Gbps from like 1 meter. The range and throughput drop off significantly over distance with these higher frequency standards.

I'm done chasing bleeding edge. The cost versus the return is no longer justified, for me. Once these 5000 series cards drop I'll most likely pick up a used 4090.

It is relevant, and I didn't single out you. People are complaining about the potential power draw on these 5000 series cards. There are costs when it comes to playing at the bleeding edge.

If you're concerned about power draw then go AMD. Otherwise deal with it. No one buys a supercar for the fuel economy.

Have you used an ARM based laptop? I had some hands-on time with a Surface Pro with the Snapdragon X1E-80-100. It was SLOW SLOW SLOW as balls. Took forever just to open apps. Intel and AMD are not concerned.

Unless you get lucky at launch to find one for MSRP I suspect it'll be near impossible to find one that isn't being scalped for $2500+. Even retailers are getting in on the price gouging. So, figure 5-7 months until the craziness dies off.

sure, if you made an account there. No need to make an account to download the rom's.

There still are so many great games. I've been enjoying all the XB360 games I never played thanks to Xenia emulator. And a ton of older games on Steam that are now dirt cheap. Good thing about XB360 and PS3 emulators is that the games are no longer being produced, so you can't buy them. And...

Not for the games I'm interested in.

Make Game Demo's Great Again I obtain linux distro's because there are no game demo's anymore. If I like the game within the first 5-10 minutes I'll buy it.

High density, high capacity, low usage storage. If you're going to keep a metric ton of data, that's still accessible, for years there's no better way. At least we replace our spinners every 4-5 years. It's low cost and justifiable, relative to everything else.

So you're telling me a new CPU is faster than the old CPU. I guess that's an accomplishment for Intel?

Yup, screw it, just ordered one. Along with some new coolant and TIM.

Probably going to bite on the 5700X3D since the 5800X3D is out of stock everywhere, including my local Microcenter. It'll hold me over for a year or two I figure, and there's nothing wrong with my mobo or RAM. Should be a decent upgrade over my 3700X.

It's ridiculous that the 5700X3D is $190, but the 5800X3D is still $390-400 if you can find it. The 7800X3D is $400. Some of this pricing makes no sense.

Last LAN party I was a part of was at my old office in 2013. We had Left4Dead 2 and COD4 going. Was 10 of us, including the CEO. Good times!

PvE can be online, like a MMO.

Not sure what yall are complaining about. I've been using it, no issues.

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