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Uh, what kind of home do you live in where a shelve contains one shelf? Most shelves I own have like 5 or 6 shelves stacked. So 56 ft worth of shelve space would be like an 8 foot shelve with 7 shelves. lol...

50 floppy disks? No way. I don't think Falcon 4.0 ever released on floppy. Pretty sure Falcon 3.0 had ~13 disks it launched on, but it was significantly smaller than Falcon 4.0. Since a lot of games came in different sized boxes you'd essentially have to search every-single-game, get the box...

So here are my figures based on 335 games in my Steam library. The first one assumes they're all in the "regular" DVD jewel cases 16.75 feet of shelves with a total volume of 4.62 sq ft. That's roughly 6 shelves that are 3 ft wide This one assumes they're all in the older, but newer "thin"...

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Awesome. More Valve hardware I can buy and then never use.

Realistically, no. They wont care. You'll likely need to figure it out on your own. First place I would start is your modem. Cable Internet? Fiber Internet? Satellite Internet? Cell tower Internet?

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I just want 12 cores per CCD with more L3 on the CCD. Hopefully its not a 1:1 ratio on the increase and we get a little bump in L3 too.

I don't think it's the driver from Windows that is the problem. I think its the update process that breaks crap.

You build your own water block? Wow. Did you document any of that? I'd like to see that thread!

I suspect it's still windows update breaking them. It's a known issue. I used to have to deal with it all the time on dedicated BOINC rigs with GPUs and Windows. I ended up just blocking Microsoft at my hardware router to block the automated crap and then later just went with Linux.

Is this a case of Windows update screwing up the GPU drivers?

You know I always wanted to build a system with copper pipes. Not necessarily a "steam punk" look, but just the copper pipes idea. After seeing all the trouble he went through on trying to get it designed and setup I think I'm going to pass on it. At least for now, but man it does look good...

I mean if you're gonna put the case on your desk you're most likely wanting to be able to see inside the case so you'll put it on the right. I don't think it much matters what your dominate hand is in relation to where you put a PC case. For situations where the case sits better on the desk on...

For some reason when I read "curved glass panel" I was definitely thinking this thing was going to be a concaved curve like the curved widescreen displays. When I seen the curve just wrapped around the front I was like oh, yeah. That makes more sense. I do like the panel on the side of the case...

A bit off-topic, but yeah r/hardwareswap is super fast. You should see how quickly the HardwareSwap discord rolls. I need to check out TPU's FS/T section though. Even though I typically don't sell, I do buy crap I don't need often. lol

I mean I don't need it. I want it. and somehow that want it going to turn into a need. Yeah, I need this in my bedroom. For sure.

I know I should. I just hate selling crap online anymore these days. I sell stuff I know works, but somehow the buyer figures out a way to break it and then blames it on me. I mean, it doesn't happen often but one is one too many. Besides, a mint, hardly ever used, hard case kept OG Steamdeck in...

Man, I got a steamdeck. It just sits in its case collecting dust. I've played it maybe half a dozen times. Tried out a few games, it was cool. Tried some emulators. That was even cooler. It's been a dust magnet for like 2 years now. Same with my Nintendo Switch. Poor devices.

I kind of wonder if this new SKU will actually be part of the EPYC lineup for AM5 which will make more sense for them to release instead of a Ryzen branded part.