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@David_Schroth you going to throw a CPU at this challenge for us?

I know we got people on here with some nice CPUs they can help us with. Currently in 2nd place.

Ive been using their wireless mouse with the wireless charger built into the mouse pad for over a year now. Absolutely love it and don't notice anything mentioned above with the mouse itself. But its been nice to be able to use the mouse all the time and never have to worry about forgetting to...

or in my case, since most of my CPUs are still Zen2. It'll be the same as if it were still 10MB requirements since each CCD is divided into two CCX's each with 16MB L3.

Man I haven't played since launch. I need to get my server going and fire the game up. Well... I probably have to start fresh on the server. I mean it's probably still running just hasn't been updated in like... a year or more? haha!

Following Nintendo?

With the price of things today you have to be rich for that kind of flex.

Ed: Can you fix the misspelled "all" with that trailing "c" on it.

I'd rather see a Dreamcast 2.

I'm at work, but I'll be firing up the fleet when I get home. User rankings: https://www.primegrid.com/challenge/2026_4/top_users.html Team rankings: https://www.primegrid.com/challenge/2026_4/top_teams.html

This. Don't care what they use. If the game is good, then its good and I'll play it. If it's not, then I just wont play it.

Yeah, they're not going anywhere. Easy to just tick "I'm gonna go to PC" just in hopes that Sony will retract their statement. But as soon as they don't, they'll just keep playing on Playstation.

Why can't games like this be in first person? Le sigh.

Funny. This crap is installing the exact crap it's supposed to block. Go figure.

I like the idea of AIO's, but the problem I've had with almost all of mine (probably around 10) is they all end up losing liquid and become useless without a viable way to refill them.

People still buy computer components to harvest the gold. Its just, the amount of yeild is much lower on newer stuff than older stuff.

Yeah that's what I was thinking. People hardly ever disconnect their power cables let alone this new detachable dock design. Gold is literally used on a lot of computer components such as RAM and you don't see it being a problem there. Why? Because people also don't repeatedly reseat their RAM...

They're just planning for the inevitable drop of that ****ty new 12v power cable Nvidia uses. When that happens you can just replace the dock with the new plug. Obviously.

I'm going to pick up a "perfect flat" granite slab around 12"x12" or 24"x24" then pair it with a nice 6" or 12" digital height gauge so I can measure the differences the VRMs, MOSFETs, CPU die, possibly the NVME slot/drive then sketch up a 3D model of a monoblock for the board I want one for.

The main thing about positive pressure, as far as I know, is the dust problem. Positive pressure tends to keep dust and crap out of the cracks and ports. To an extent.