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I don't think there's enough differnetiation between the 9800x3d and 9850x3d for them to exist at the same time. I would expect the latter to replace the former at about the same price point. If anything, it makes way for a 9700X3d at a lower price point, basically setting up battles against the...

Amazon is set up for US only right now. It gets a bit complicated because the link has to be formed for each country dynamically and they require a minimum level of sales to keep the account open. I set it all up maybe 5 years back and all the non US ones got closed for lack of sales. If there...

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I moved from the Logitech G15/19 to the Corsair K95 several years back and have been pretty happy with it- the K100 seems to be it's successor. Typing feel is vastly different as the G keyboards aren't mechanical, but I've adapted just fine. My main want is the left side function keys.

It would appear that I can configure values for the various reactions....

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Thanks for the nudge - I got distracted by a squirrel and didn't go back to figure it out. Wide mode is now available as a theme selection (bottom left hand corner, select "The FPS Review - Wide Mode" as your theme and it should do as requested.

I'm not sure about that. Both AMD and Intel follow fairly consistent schedules for releasing chipperies, so I'm not expecting much from a surprise perspective - Intel - Typically launches a new -S* generation end of Q3/beginning of Q4 with 3-4 -K processors, then fill in the rest of that...

This will depend... Cash based accounting? Nope. Employment policy to not pay out unused balance, assuming no state laws that force it? Nope. It gets accounted for if there's a future obligation created - like the payout at termination.

Take a look back over the past 5 years... RTX 3000 - Late 2020 RTX 3090 Ti/3080 12gb - CES-ish 2022 RTX 4000 - CES-ish 2023 RTX 4000 Super - CES-ish 2024 RTX 5000 - CES-ish 2025 When I say CES-ish, the cycle has been initial announcing starting as early as Nov/Dec before CES (usually first week...

Fair enough. They are not either.

There's a real lack of civility going on in this thread and I'm pretty disappointed with how the new guy is being treated. I'll be glad to drop the banhammer on shills, but based on PMs exchanged when he joined, you've got the wrong guy. Please address the post content in a civil manner instead...

I don't think it's a full defense of Intel - it's reality of the current pricing environment. The Canadian pricing is a bit off of ours here in the US - but if you're looking at where to spend the next set of incremental dollars to improve your gaming experience, the GPU is where to go...

So, TPU, Cybernetics and Cultist all use the same test data set* and the incubator is set to 30c if I remember right whereas we set ours at 45c. ATX spec says the units should deliver their rated power up to 50c. The Lian Li 850w SFX unit we reviewed before this, using the same Helly platform...

Now this is interesting.... I wonder where that 5 CD set is....

It's more the approach I took of trying to figure out a custom plugin to enable the functionality without knowing what I was doing. I'll see about copying the theme and making it selectable that way...

Owner checking in here :-). I was big into DC/folding until the end of big adv, haven't really kept up since then. I am more than happy to support a team however possible.

Really hitting a vibe code wall here. So close, yet so far....