Citadelen

Chrome OS can now run Linux, and using Parallels, Windows apps

hats off to apple if they really do have the world's fastest cpu cores, but i really doubt it can eclipse zen 3

yeah ik that emoji is used in a good context

This is their biggest graphics launch since the 290X, maybe even the 7970

300W TDP

6900XT

Still a good deal at $649, I'd hoped they'd absolutely curb stomp Nvidia by selling it at $599

128MB of cache on a GPU is absolutely massive...

can you really not see the difference between this deal and the Nvidia-Arm one?

how is a 19% IPC boost stagnating?

have you tried it? i've been playing since launch and latency has never been an issue for me @Nowak they expanded it to galaxy phones since the s8 as well as the rog and razr phones

‘taking back control’ ?

ah right, i misunderstood sorry. before i got my own debit card i used friends with debit cards and/or paypal to circumnavigate my parents when buying games. they'd buy it for me and i'd give them the cash, is that something you'd be able to do?

you can just buy an individual game on the stadia store, from there you'd be able to play on google chrome using a mouse and keyboard

it's not a perfect solution, but if your internet is good enough (and you don't have a data cap, becauses they're still a thing in some places apparently), then you could try buying games on google stadia when the base version is released, so you wouldn't need to buy a pc or laptop, and would still have access to 1080p gaming

Spend $50 or so more and get a 5700XT, much better value imo.

If mainstream Ryzen caps out at 16 cores this year, then Intel's competitive position in EVERYTHING, will have gotten worse for the third year in a row. I still remember how people would say it didn't matter if Ryzen was decent, because Intel would crush them next gen, but as we see now it just gets worse and worse for them, this is actually hilarious, it might start to actually hurt their bottom line this year. Especially as EPYC shipments have been doubling Q/Q, and Rome looks like it's going to crush into a trillion pieces.

There's no way capped plans in the US can last, I can't believe they've lasted this long. As far as I'm aware, the UK at least, and possibly most of Europe as well, had uncapped internet since at least 2010.

And then there's me, making reasonable points, being ignored by you. But then again why would you, you can't get a rise out of a reasonable person, can you?

Oh definitely, anything other than that is so often being simply being self-righteous, so many people argue in such a way as to coax those who they're arguing with into falling into their predisposed stereotypes, simply so they can reassure their own beliefs and make themselves feel better about themselves.

I always try and find common ground, it always exists. I have with one of the people I was talking to, the other seems to be here just to get a rise out of people though it seems.

Stop being petty. Bring something worthwhile to this or leave it.

Their take is satire but those types of things in parades are commonplace.

God I forgot about things like that, I absolutely hate that side to the LGBT community, it grosses me out, and probably everyone apart from them tbh, it doesn't deserve to be presented as what mainstream gay guys are like.

And around we go, forever locked in a circle. I despise religion not religious people. Religious freedom should be enshrined in national law but not to the extent it infringes on others rights. Eg gay marriage should be legal but churches shouldn't be forced to provide services, and for example people should be able to hold the right to withhold service to gay people if that's their belief (within reason) I may think their beliefs are misguided or bigoted, but forcing someone to do something against their beliefs opens a whole Pandora's box of issues. As much of a socialist that I am, issues like this don't need layers of laws and state intervention, a few simple laws to ensure certain freedoms are withheld are all that's needed, the rest can be left to the individual.