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Inland is Microcenter's brand but I don't know who's chips they're using.

Well after their latest fiasco with Hitman 1-3 becoming Hitman 3: World of Assassination they maybe should do something new. Given their past though, I don't think I'd trust them with managing a subscription system. Destiny2 or Elderscrolls Online are bad but not IOI dlc bad. I thought they were...

The power usage is the most impressive part but other than that it is a bit of a meh. Why spend the cash to help AMD and MS beta test this scheduler stuff in win10/11? Much like with e-cores of 12th gen Intel last year.

70-75% of the power of a 70ti. So $600 starting point for the 12GB card perhaps? Nah, who am I kidding $600 for the 10GB version. $750+ for the 16GB version. Given that the 4060ti is supposed to be around $500.

And yet they have until recent years let police get away with driving without belts so they can get out of the car faster. Even worse, many departments across the country have motorcyle patrols. What are the accident risks there?

In theory but I would argue that these days the traffic ticket revenuers have made the crazy far more common than previously thought. All due to dash cams, cell phone cams, and body cams.

I'd be less anti-seatbelt laws if I didn't see videos of cops doing a 180 to ticket a guy pulling into a gas station and dares to unbuckle his belt a mere 5 seconds before coming to a full stop. Then he shoots the driver because he was too slow to get his license etc. out of the car....near gas...

So windows update being normal then? Reminds me of that win7 "bug" where it would spend hours looking for some supposed update only to realize there wasn't any and stop after 6 hours of running at like 40% utilization if the machine was otherwise idle. I think that took me 2-3 hours to find out...

Thermalright with the peerless assassin and some of the cheaper Deepcool hsf models seem to be the best bang for your buck coolers these days.

Nostalgia factor '89 engaged. Complete with Danny Elfman theme.

So... a 4060 will be the same perf. as a 3060ti?

There is a reason I've preferred running case fans off of physical controllers or a basic built in fan controller like Fractal used to put on their cases.

If they make it by April 12th, that is 6 months from the launch date of the 4090. Is there any other generation where the mid range as it were took 6+ months to release after the top card?

Updated drivers only matters when a game comes along that clearly needs optimizations on the gpu side. Nvidia or AMD, I only update if a new game really seems to need it. Darktide got me to update drivers after 2-3 months.

As long as it is in the real timeline not the Kelvin one, maybe but otherwise, don't bother.

I'd say the 980ti or 1080ti is when it became a good bet that the top end would be a better deal in the long run. AMD maybe goes back to the 5870 to 7000 series. Some of those cards held out pretty good for 4-5 years I think. The 780/80ti didn't do well though. But look at the Nvidia mid range...

I don't think they're missing much on that game. One reviewer video I watched was having stuttering issues with a 2080 and a 9900k.

The evo's problem if I remember right was degrading tlc nand that needed samsung's magician software running fairly regularly to refresh/defrag the drive or the drive would drastically slow down, slower speeds than a hdd.

Perhaps shades of the 840 Evo? Maybe it is just bad firmware like that one pro model a few years back.

Under $500 eh? So, $479.99.