Renton577

The things is there are AAA games coming to iPhone that aren't on android that's what I meant, like resident evil and death stranding. And its not showing any wear, its less than 30 days old which is why I was asking since I'm in the return and exchange window. But with a hinge and the inner screen there are more points of failure.

Only problem with the Pixel is I don't like the Tensor chip at all, it lags behind in a lot of ways.

I currently have a Z Fold 5 and I like it a lot but I am torn between it and an iPhone 15 Pro Max, main reasons are is I have a 256GB Z Fold and I could get a 512GB 15 Pro Max for a few hundred dollars less, the 15 Pro Max has awesome AAA games which I do actually like mobile games, and lastly I want to keep my phone for a long time and other than the Z Fold having a shorter updated life I am a bit worried about the longevity of the Z Fold. Any suggestions of opinions would be appreciated. Edit: I should also mention I am within my carriers exchange window to get a different phone

I recently put together a system with an RX 580 in it and I'm extremely surprised on how capable it is even in 2024. Wondering who else is using one and your experience with it.

Right now I have a system with an Ryzen 5 3600 and an Arc A750. I ideally need a PSU that has 4 8pin PCIE connectors because I'll be adding in a RX 590 which is two 8pin and the A750 is 6+8pin, probably gonna need close to 1000 watts too because I want to upgrade to a 16 core ryzen at some point.

It would be a balanced combo, I have a R5 3600 and an Intel Arc A750 and they work decently well, I'd say make sure you get a good cooler and motherboard that can overclock though to get the most out of it. If you can swing the cash for an RDNA 2 card though (AMD 6000) I would since thats when they added features in like raytracing.

Oh no I agree this generations AMD top ends weren't good either when it came to price/performance, they were priced too high.

If the A750 had better blender performance I would suggest that for you, I have one and its AV1 encoding is awesome and seems to work well for all I throw at it, some games show a bit less performance than they should but overall it was a good purchase.

I think that viewpoint is a bit skewed, they are both GPUs and right now AMDs last gen offering has better price/performance and even Nvidias last gen. I don't have a hat in any ring, I have an intel card and that on its own has its own shortcomings but the 4000 series that's not top end fell short this generation.

Didn't see the part about AV1, I know the 3000 series has the decoder but forgot they didn't add the encoder until 4000, I just find it hard to suggest 4000 at anything below 4080 tier for the price.

Also as a side note I own an Arc A750 and I love it but it does come with its fair share of growing pains but for the price its amazing.

If I can throw in my suggestion I would say don't get a 4060, it has been torn apart by reviewers. I would suggest going last generation Nvidia or AMD, even a 3060 12GB for cheaper and you would get more VRAM or I'm sure you could find a 3070 for the same price and 3070 is faster.

The answer is probably yes but most likely not worth it or even noticeable if the GPU is being fully utilized.

Honestly I'm at a loss on that one and it seems like the pin also isn't available, honestly you may have to do a whole reset, and if it won't allow you then you may have to do a reset with a windows USB installer and start from scratch. I mean of course back up all your stuff first but with all that it looks like you're completely locked out especially if you removed the administrator role and there isn't another admin account. I did that forever ago on windows XP and had to do the same.

Hmm and have you tried removing the fingerprint or resetting it in settings?