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I saw Alex wearing an Edison Motors hat in the last SC, and it would be awesome for him to showcase Topsy!

Strife212 has partitioned out about 15GB's of the RTX 3090's VRAM, and installed Crysis 3 to it. The card was still able to run the game at 4K with high settings over 60FPS. The article references an article about already achieving to run Crysis 3 solely on a CPU. Which I thought was a lovely nod to the work LMG does. Quotes My thoughts This is an awesome example of just how beastly hardware is becoming. Where just a few years ago, even the highest end GPU's could barely run this game, now they're able to run this game with the entire file system loaded to them. I can't wait to see all the new and crazy things this will lead to. Sources https://www.techradar.com/news/nvidia-rtx-3090-is-such-a-monster-it-can-have-crysis-3-installed-in-vram-and-run-it-smoothly-at-4k

I would love to add these to Linus's wardrobe. I feel like he deserves to be stylish and comfortable any and everywhere. Especially in places he can't wear traditional sandals! https://www.amazon.com/Make-My-Day-BG1010-Sandals/dp/B00A785NOS

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https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01DHTWWTM/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 This is the one I got. I love it. Seems perfect for you as well.

Does your current 144hz monitor have G-Sync or Freesync?

Agreed

Pretty much every game will run at least 60 fps on high or maxed on a 1070. However, if you're wanting to play demanding games on a 144hz monitor, you'd be better off with 1080 or waiting.

Can you recommend a free disk benchmarking tool?

I agree, I'm just a best of the best junkie. The laptop is used for all of my gaming and most of my content consumption. I know the NvME speeds wont speed up my experience. I really just needed other people to tell me what i already knew. Thanks for the responses.

I am selling one of my computers, and it has the 512 NvME drive in it. Would it be worth swapping that drive into my laptop? Essentially "downgrading" the size for a "faster" drive.