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Now let's see what Raptor Lake will bring with its performance, and I'll be able to make my next upgrade decision. Very nice first steps from AMD for sure!

Thanks for the review! Interesting to see them put out a PSU. I know they've been in the cooler business for a while now but didn't know they did PSUs as well.

I currently have 2 of the DEEPCOOL CAPTAIN 240EX units in the household (Mine and Wife's Machine). Decent setups, but not the top performers that we could have gotten though. OK units that haven't caused me any troubles to date (Bought them back in 2017).

Yawn... Wake me when the monopolies across 95% of the US are broken by actually ALLOWING other companies to compete in the same area..

Ahh.. So the production of SSD's emit more CO2?? This environmental crap is ridiculous...

Basically... You nailed it on the head..

Slap an RTX 40xx series card in there and you'll have enough heat to do some sous vide cooking!

Ohhhh.. DDR5 reviews... Just in time for gaining knowledge on what to get when AM5 / Zen4 stuff starts rolling out. I've been reading that CL isn't the end-all-be-all value to OC on with DDR5. CL40 is faster than CL36, as the frequency gains (6200 @ CL40 vs 5600 @ CL36) outweigh the latency...

It's going to get to the point where you're attaching your computer to one of the heating zones in your house..

I have Verizon, and because of where I live I'm dependent on WiFi Calling when I'm at home. I have similar experiences to yours with WiFi Calling. It's not 100% reliable. It's more than likely the function of WiFi Calling and not the carrier or phone.

Only thing I don't like about that specific item is that you're relying on a "Renewed" product to get you under-budget. I've had nothing but trouble with Renewed products on Amazon.

Windows 12 Subscription coming soon in a cloud near you!!

If PAX is behind it, it should gain some good traction.

Thank you for the great review David! So basically.. What you're telling us is, the unit Rick-Rolled you?

Yeah.. You're looking at $1000+ for a solution: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B099C9PTZC/?tag=thefpsreview-20 Also made by WD (was actually G-Technologies that was bought out by WD).

I guess you could interpret their question as being, how important does the Infinity Cache play in the performance of AMD cards? With the way they've laid out their lineup, you really can't compare it because the CU and RA's are drastically different between products. Not only is the IC...

Thing is they built the game to be played on a PC as well. Mobile isn't the only available platform to my knowledge.

In my experiences, a dead CMOS battery always led to BIOS not being saved. Never prevented the startup of a motherboard..

They're eBay listings of mining cards that have been through hell and back. That's about it..

They got greedy counting on mining, and it failed them miserably.. Good on TSMC for saying no.