Search results

Seems consoles are following the phone trend. Just a slightly more powerful model than the previous model that still plays/does all the same stuff.

The problem for me with "non-gaming" oriented headsets is they don't have built in mics on the headset. So you need an external mic. I want my mic to be built in to the headset and not have to talk towards a mic that's mounted somewhere else. Do they make a good pair of headsets that also have...

I've been pretty happy with my Astro A50s. One thing that's annoying is when the mic is open (not flipped up) I get a weird "white noise" that goes on. Not sure what that is or how to fix it. Kind of reminds me of the noise a TV will make when it's on a channel that isn't getting a signal. If...

Yes, can't wait to buy a Switch 2 to place next to my Switch 1 that I played Zelda on for about 20 hours and haven't touched it in 2 years.

Dang, you had a balling system back then. Mine, not so much. I didn't get my first PC until late 1999. AMD Athlon 1.0Ghz, some TNT2 16MB GPU and ram and a single hdd. 40GB I think. The sales man said and I quote "40GB is plenty. You will never fill that up" ...then Napster came out and I had...

Well that's a new one. Been hearing "PC Gaming" is dead/dying for decades now. Consoles aren't going anywhere. No sooner or later than PCs. Because smart people will still want PCs. Dumb people will still want a "plug and play" console. This will never change.

3DFX was still better.

I like videos for some stuff which is why I do watch some tech channels YT videos, but when it comes to benchmarking with graphs, charts and stuff like that I prefer it to be written so I can study the charts/stats myself at my own pace and come to my own conclusions instead of someone else's.

Guess I'm the only one who really liked the movie. Then again one of my first consoles as a kid was a Sega Genesis. Not having a lot of money, Sonic was the only game I owned on the console for years. Only chance I got to play other games was from the money I made cutting grass and renting new...

Well I must say. When I read the title I was at first like "Okay, so another Conker's Bad Fur Day" but maybe not as "M" rated. Big deal. Then I watched the video. My mouth is still open.

Okay, now you guys are just trying to brag about your advanced age.

Woah, woah. Too far back. Let's stop at Win2k.

There is a difference between a GPU w/ AIO and a GPU w/ a water block. Sure, AIO has a water block but it's a closed loop system. GPUs with factory water blocks are intended for custom water loops. Which is what I am referring to.

Don't relax too much. All this means is they'll do it at some other time and try to fly under the radar more about it so as to not stir an uproar. Which I presume they've noticed and decided to act like a crawfish.

I think this has more to do with the fact that it's just not a good idea to install or update multiple applications at the same time. Some of those apps might use the same dependencies and updating them both at the same time might break one or the other in the process or something. I mean...

Just another reason why my next gaming build will be Linux.

1999. When I had a computer, computer games, the internet and no responsibilities.

The 90 year old with a boob job.

I don't think she'd take no for an answer. I should probably go to the gym more often.

Mine are 3x 165Hz, 4K monitors. Would be a real bummer if they maxed out at 60Hz when using them on Linux.