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  1. Phanteks Expands Glacier One D30 AIO Cooler Lineup with 420mm Model

    Note: I'm using NF-A14s in my current custom loop. They are fine at 750rpm for running when the system isn't in heavy use. They are also fine at 2000 rpm when running with noise canceling headphones.
  2. Phanteks Expands Glacier One D30 AIO Cooler Lineup with 420mm Model

    I'm getting more and more convinced that a 280 AIO with good fans is the sweet spot for AIOs. Even if you go bigger, the pump and block aren't really of enough quality to show any improvements, so if you need more cooling than a 280, you might as well go custom loop. I would love to see...
  3. One Threadripper to Rule Them All as Threadripper Pro 7995WX 96-Core Hits over 100,000 in Cinebench R23 Benchmark

    It's not just office tasks either. The X58 system my buddy's kid was using was apparently fine for rocket league, counter strike, WoW, League of Legends, and other things. Of course, that system started at 3gb ram and an i7-920 and ended up with both ram and CPU upgrades.
  4. One Threadripper to Rule Them All as Threadripper Pro 7995WX 96-Core Hits over 100,000 in Cinebench R23 Benchmark

    HEDT used to have really long legs. I had friends that built i7-920s and Sandy Bridge Es that stretched them for 10 years (or more!) and they could get away with that through strategic upgrades and just the benefits from the platform itself. AM4 had a pretty good lifespan for the friends that...
  5. One Threadripper to Rule Them All as Threadripper Pro 7995WX 96-Core Hits over 100,000 in Cinebench R23 Benchmark

    I miss the days of the prosumer coming out first in a product stack. Basically you can buy this threadripper now, or wait until March (?) and get a 8950 which will be faster per core for dramatically less cost.
  6. Star Citizen’s Squadron 42 Is Finally “Feature Complete” After an 11-Year Journey, New Trailer Reveals

    I got all the MMO privateer I ever needed with Eve Online. I might eventually check out squadron 42, but my days of burning 20+ hours / week on MMOs is over and likely never to return
  7. ASUS Launches ROG RG-07 Performance Thermal Paste for Gamers

    Needs more RGB if it’s REALLY for gamers
  8. Netflix Has Discontinued Support for Older Devices, including PS Vita, Sony TVs, and Samsung Blu-ray Players, Users Say

    I’m still using my raspberry pi 3 and my HDHomeRun with my cable card - been using it since 2013. Of course I can’t install Netflix on it, but I don’t particularly care - the only thing I subscribe to is Disney+
  9. YouTube Cracks Down on Ad Blockers with New Pop-Up That Advertises YouTube Premium for an Ad-Free Experience

    Is the block based on javascript? I don't really use youtube much because the ads piss me off and it's not worth paying for, but this feels like something that should be fairly easy to work around with uMatrix.
  10. Intel Says a “Windows Refresh” Is Coming in 2024, as Windows 11 Market Share Continues to Fall Short of Windows 10

    Personally, since centos went away, I’ve been using oracle Linux. Never really got on the Ubuntu / Debian train. Work has always used red hat (across multiple companies), so I just felt like keeping the same platform at home.
  11. Corsair Releases K70 CORE Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with Rotary Dial and Red Linear Switches

    I like the volume roller on my old Logitech G710+, and I used some of the G keys on that keyboard for vim shortcuts. That said I wouldn’t seek either one out as a reason to buy a keyboard, and this seems to have the priority in the wrong place
  12. PS5 Slim and PS5 Slim Digital Edition Announced with 1 TB SSD and Detachable Ultra HD Blu-ray Disc Drive

    My last 2 consoles: Sega Genesis and Super Nintendo. After that, I said if you couldn’t make your game for PC, I wasn’t interested in it
  13. Honda Introduces All-Electric, Autonomous Lawnmower That Can Drive Itself

    I used a Husqvarna push mower from 2007 until last year. It had become progressively harder to start through 2022 and around Halloween I just couldn't get it to start anymore. I had other stuff to do so just said "F it, the lawn is just not getting cut again until spring". When spring rolled...
  14. Honda Introduces All-Electric, Autonomous Lawnmower That Can Drive Itself

    I moved to an electric mower this spring, and it was a fantastic decision. Not only does it just get charged with my solar panels, eliminating the need to pay for gas, it also is quiet enough I can take a conference call while I mow and actually hear what's being discussed. This means I can...
  15. Samsung Is Planning a Price Hike for Its NAND-Based Products Next Month as It Anticipates an Industry Rebound

    Want to justify a price hike? Make some SLC pro drives that become the top performing NVME drives in all use cases
  16. Apple Blames Instagram, Uber, and Other Apps for iPhone 15 Overheating Issues

    I disagree entirely. I expect that most phone usage is burst usage, so I want you to give me 4ghz to burst as often as possible and then thermal throttle me as a last resort. Don't reduce the base clock to 1.6ghz so some crappy app can always keep the CPU busy pinging your location and...
  17. Apple Blames Instagram, Uber, and Other Apps for iPhone 15 Overheating Issues

    Maybe? If your app mines ETH in the background and is running on a device not intended to run 100% all the time, is it the App's fault or the device's fault?
  18. EK Brings Water Cooling to the PS5 with EK-QuantumX CoolingStation Monoblock

    Is there any actual performance reason to spend that much on PS5 cooling?
  19. Alan Wake 2 Was Designed As a “30 FPS Experience,” Remedy Reveals

    I miss the days where games came out where you basically needed next gen hardware to play them. I enjoyed Crysis being the meme and then coming back to it after upgrading. I believe I did the same thing with Unreal Tournament as well, but that was long enough ago I don't remember if you needed...
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