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All content presented here is my opinion and for entertainment purposes only. I am not a lawyer, doctor, unbiased news source, or competent in any field. Any resemblance to the truth is pure coincidence.

  • Nice try narc, not gonna give up the secrets that easy

  • Maybe the robot thought it was designed to analyze rock music. Or Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson.

  • The lease says no Cardassians, we're allowed to have one.

  • Edward

    Jump
  • I think other guy has a white shirt on too (as best as we can tell in B&W), but only one of them is also wearing a jacket/coat.

  • Then people came along and ruined it.

  • Yeah GPU prices have gotten really stupid since last year, but your list looks really solid to me. I wish you luck in the GPU hellscape.

  • So at 1080 Ultra it looks like you could get by with an RX 7600, which would fit easily within your budget, and in many games should get from 75-90 fps, though in some newer demanding titles you might start dipping closer to 60.

    It might be doable, albeit a bit of a stretch, to get a 7700 XT or even a 7800 XT and come in under 3k (the cheapest 7800 XT is only $90 more than the cheapest 7700 XT, per PCPartPicker). That would give you the 1080 performance you want no question and into 1440p as well.

  • "And when you go home, are you gonna take those posts down?"

    "..."

    "Yeah, that's what I thought. And that is something I just cannot abide."

  • For the CPU cooler, I would recommend the Peerless Assassin instead of the Hyper 212 (basically the same price but should perform better)

    For the case, I would consider the following cheaper alternatives that include more fans:

    You could save over $50 on each of the RAM kits with these from Patriot, their speed and latency is the same as the kit you've specced out but a little looser on the other timings, not sure how much that matters in your workload. There's also options from Silicon Power and G.Skill (Ripjaws or Flare) that again are same speed/latency, but looser timings. Of these I think the G.Skill Flare kits are most well regarded for AMD platforms.

    I'm not super familiar with the intricacies of AM5 chipsets so I'll avoid making a specific motherboard recommendation, but it looks to me like you could probably save up to $100 there going with some of the other options that are available. Also you mentioned wanting good warranty/RMA support, there was a pretty big scandal with Asus on that front last year, and I think GamersNexus has mentioned fairly recently they still get a decent amount of emails from people having trouble with Asus, so I personally would avoid them.

  • How long until they make a trypophobia donut?

  • Hack the planet (sorry for taking such a softball line, it's been a long time since I've seen Hackers)

  • Three-armed guards would probably be in very high demand, depending how functional the extra arm was

  • You think we (Americans) are smart enough for that?

  • Each image is 480 x 480, I just put it in paint and trimmed accordingly. 230,400 pixels, so you were pretty close.

  • Ah, the mythical land urchin. Now I just need sky urchins and my collection will be complete.

  • He was just asking for it, look at the way his knees were dressed

  • Glory to you and your memes

  • This happened a while before he came out as a right wing nut job and was embraced by conservatives