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There's this https://www.nexusmods.com/cyberpunk2077/mods/107 not that I can download it because I don't have an account there :^)

micron had problems **** time to increase all DRAM prices due to uncertainty........

Perhaps the most impressive part here is that the timings are hardly bad; 26 tRCRD at 7000 MT/s is the same as 14 tRCRD at 3800 MT/s - something my little dual-rank Sammy B kit requires 1.58v to hold stable! Now of course, I have my doubts that this particular DDR4-7000 config is stable for...

You must be real into memory overclocking, then!

oh whoopsie, sorry we forgot to fix that bug!

That's in reference to worrying about spending money; I'm not one to tell you to stop throwing your cashmoney on a bonfire, but if you're going to rationalize anything you should probably go the whole way.

I'm not sure what sort of unreasonable person would engage in this GPU company degeneracy of selling you high single-digit percentage point gains for high double-digit percentage point increases in price. If you want a killer GPU, you get something like a 6800 XT instead. Invest the money you...

The relevant featureset of DRAM Calculator is that it provides more-or-less "workable" settings for a given RAM kit. It also includes a pirated memory test which you can run in safe mode to check stability. The most common issue with it is that it gives you far too low DRAM voltages, e.g. 1.37v...

Eh? I haven't had any problems. Maybe it's just my 3200 CL14 Sammy B addiction. It says "Good Luck!" in regards to hitting 3800 (1900 FCLK), which on the new platform is supposedly 4000 (2000 FCLK). I can run 1900 FCLK on my board/cpu, but because my power delivery situation is poo - someone...

I am quite sure the PRO CPUs just have extra features, not trading one set of features for another.

My x570 Phantom ITX has been serving me just fine, and I'll find out what sort of magic it can do with memory once I grab a 4750G sometime in the coming couple of weeks.

https://geizhals.eu/amd-ryzen-7-pro-4750g-100-000000145-a2336370.html Hehe, gonna wait a week for the prices to settle a bit and bite the bullet. :---DDD

Eh? There's so much spatio-temporal info in a moving 3840x2160 image that I'm not exactly shocked that through fancy image-scaling tech, you can achieve good picture quality LuDiCRouS ReSoLUtION at a reasonable computation price. The same goes for temporal resolution; there's so much temporal...

I spy some 2080 Ti's in the chat ; )

Thus far, the speculations go that these APUs - Ryzen 5000 APUs should already be Zen3, and these 6000's would still come prior to Zen4 - will likely be the first entry in a new DDR5 socket. But those are guesses, so we shall see. What is unfortunate is that they seem to want to squish in...

Handbags, get your Cyberpunk 2077 Real Canvas handbags here!

ay 'tone let's pump this balloon while the goin's good

The reason I say it like that, is because you'll find plenty of blabbering on these heatsinks - but barely anyone will mention the fact that it will cOnSoooooooooooooooooooooOOM all your PCIE slots unless you're rocking a board that doesn't have any spare ones, or a very large board.

One thing nobody mentions about these (air heatsinks) that I believe is very worth knowing - these things are ****ing colossal! They schwomp up 4 PCIE slots if you include fan clearance, so don't even think about them if you need those slots! Otherwise, yes - the performance on nvidia/vega GPUs...

Well I can certainly tell you that the Morpheus II doesn't work very well on the 5700 XT, though that might change if you flatten both the GPU and the coldplate. now of course that'd be fine and dandy if I could get it off again :' )