Junky Cat

I remember not too long ago people posting snip its of Gears of War 4 installs over 200GB's with DLC.

Remember when the i7-7700k was the bees knees? Pepperidge farms remembers. The 7700k was quickly left for dead the second the 300 series boards came out. (cries)

Did you read this? You should read this.

lol. I find it funny that today's tech is get smaller and smaller. But kitchen ware is staying the same size. Nobody wants a tiny pizza.

ohh boy, time to put on my tin foil hat! weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!

Yea, while these issues should have been worked out in the QC phase... Wireless charging sucks, in all phones. Issues like these are to be expected. The vibration thing is hilarious though, nobody else has that problem.

Its simple. No telemetry data. 16 years of patches and predictability to make it stable. Does everything they need it to do. At the end of the day, its still a Graphical User Interface Operating System. Its also great for using serial and parallel connections for switches, relays and sensors throughout the ship, and easy to make programs to actuate and read data off of those connections. Try using serial and parallel connections on a brand new windows 10 machine and tell me how reliable it is.

Looking at those results, the 7700K is still the real winner here.

Its actually a democracy, but really runs as a dictatorship. Far from communism.

Ever since I got my Ford with Sync 3, I use Android Auto and dont ever have to touch my phone. It works great, i can text and call using the google voice assistant thingy, and Spotify and Maps work great as well. Thats all i need while driving. I don't ever have to take my hands off my steering wheel. So if you have a head unit that can work with Android Auto, I highly recommend you start using it. Also they are adding Waze to the navigation soon as well. If you dont have a headunit that works with android auto, you can use your phone as your "head unit" if you mount it up on the dash.

Netflix UHD stream is a ducking joke. I meet all the requirements. I got a 7700k, took out my 970 and used the DP on the MB with the integrated graphics on the 7700k. Got a 4k monitor. Logged into NF through Edge. have 100Mbps down. There is no way to tell if its actually streaming in UHD. There is no indicator, toggle switch, nothing. Nothing to tell you its actually working. And if it was working, it must still look like shit, because I could not tell the difference between 1080p and UHD, and i tried a bunch of shows NF says will stream in 4k. Cartoons and live action. All looked the same. Which led me to this, if it was working, and i couldn't tell, i'm not paying extra for this service, cause you have to upgrade your plan to it. (4 screens + UHD). And if it wasn't working, then i'm actively wasting money on a service that doesn't work on my machine WHEN IT SHOULD. TL;DR theres no way to tell if NF is actually streaming in 4k. Or i could just be blind and missed something.

I stole my username. The name came from a meme page whos admins name is Junky Cat. I like cats.

Thought Nicky V is hilarious, I will give you that.

There not going to spam their main channel with garbage. It screws up the youtube algorithm. They wouldn't even post something like that on CSF. I think Berkel has his own YT account. Same with Dennis.