startrekkie1701

I can't deny that I'm quite happy now knowing my first rig I'm building's gonna have a Ryzen 1700 in it so I'm with you on that. That doesn't change the fact my laptop has a Kaby Lake i5 though...

https://www.cnet.com/news/spectre-meltdown-arm-intel-apple-qualcomm-softbank-simon-segars-pcs-phones/ More bad news from this incident, and it's looking like thanks to this due to how cybersecurity is ever changing, according to the CEO of Arm Holdings Simon Segars, unless security is also on the hardware level (e.g. the very much not-going-to-happen elimination of what made Spectre and Meltdown a thing to begin with), reports like this...may be commonplace moving forward.

Dude, I wasn't aware it had existed. Was about to take this thing down as a result TO follow them.

See, I own a 6s, and would rather the 2nd option but at the same time I don't use it a crapton like I once did so the throttle doesn't have much point either for me. That said, I don't see this settling out of court very easily as this sounds like it's criminal in France.

Is it? My bad then-I looked in this subcat and didn't spot one.

https://techcrunch.com/2018/01/09/france-probes-apple-over-iphone-obsolescence-complaint/ Was browsing the interwebs and I saw that little tidbit of info. Apparently, the French got wind of what Apple's doing and now Apple may be in a bit of hot water. A French consumer group named HOP, which campaigns against planned obsolescence, filed a report with the French government against them back in December. France declared planned obsolescence illegal back in 2015, giving it a max sentence of 2 years in prison and up to 5% of a company's annual turnover.

I'd also point out that the mic you linked has no boom arm there, but I have one bookmarked so that's not an issue.

Cool, thanks.

I'm not sure on that power supply; they better than EVGA? Also, how reliable is MyDigitalSSD? I've not heard of them before.

What I thought. Hmm. Thanks guys

Also, I forget-will HDMI 2.0 allow the full 144Hz to be used, or does it cap at 60Hz? Think it'll let the full capabilities of the panel to be used

All right. And if I'm going ASRock, guess I can ditch the RGB 4-pin adapter. Kinda was thinking of just having the case's RGB as it was anyways

I'm also picky and need a numeric pad on my keyboard.

That Toshiba drive I'm happy to go with; had good luck there. However; I've been hearing of some issues with Ryzen and ASRock. Those true?

Would you recommend changing the SSD you added to a WD Blue SSD? I'm just asking, WD is a brand I've come to trust from past experience.