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I thought i that i read this game was supposed to hit on the next gen consoles not the current gen tho so idk

I transport my rigg flat on the side so im not worried that my mobo will break from weight. My PC is built by me and the current setup handles the cooling just fine, it's for the reasons I said in my first post Im thinking of going for water. but the more I think about it the dumber it sounds

I transport my desktop now and then from work sites and home, coz I work far from home and I like to game after work, and an "laptop" with similar performance as my PC is crazy expensive, my case is kinda made for water cooling and I'm thinking of building it. I'm a bit worried about transportation, I mean the roads are usually good but there are spots where it's a bit rough as most good roads it the world. To be fair, it's not like I need the water cooling, my PC is well within safe temps with the setup I have right now. I want watercooling to lower the sound and maby OC a tad more on the cpu If I use water cooling it would be for the GPU and CPU and most likely an prebuildt plug and play kinda thing coz I don't care what the inside of my PC looks like /function/laziness before form (there is an recently released video on floatplane that covers the solution I'm thinking about) Thoughts?

bought one more GPU and found out my motherboard does not support sli (back in the days) so new CPU and motherboard the next day and I ran with that setup for multiple years(dual gtx 660ti oced high)

for me it started when I went from win 8,1 to 10, and because it was random I thought it was driver related(I'm not sure if it's still are, but everything works fine if the WiFi source is +10meters from the PC) as in, I did not fix the problem I just by passed it when I know what it is.

If you have an external/internal wificard plugged to the motherboard try doing what this guy says, I had wierd spikes and shit, after 4months of dafaq is wrong and alot of error searching it turned out it was the wificard, when I disabled it everything worked great, it was highly dependent on how Close the wifi source was, i randomly found this by my self when i shared wifi from my phone sitting on top of the PC. this was on an Intel platform tho but it's on win 10

So what happens when you take that 5-10 km/h minor speeding Into 50kmh limit or even 30kmh limit? or on curvy roads with low visibility, everything is the situation, in my situation the risk of causing any kind of accident is very minor compared to speeders, yet you think it's not, there are places when speeding is an minor risk, for example on the freeway going straight in light traffic. as I said, it's a choice I make because I judge the situation good enough to do it, just as speeders does.

speeding "a bit" over the limit leads to another 30+ meters before you get your car to stop, that is in my book far worse because most speeders out there does that regularly, the risk there is far greater then me texting when I'm alone on the road, most speeders does that in full blown traffic. telling me that speeding is "one thing" and what I do is another is complete bs, but hey, I guess to you the risk is worth it right?

yes, and I pay for all of that to, it's an choice I do, same as everyone breaking the speed limit or driving on POS tiers or with POS vehicles. I'm just being honest here. I know it's not right I chose to do it anyway, as most ppl do with various things in life.

Most modern receivers have decoders tho so idk why you would think you wouldn't get surround especially with blurays. Are you sure you understand how the spdif and the related things work? I'm sorry Ive gone offtopic in your thread. And nothing is stopping you from using both beside esthetics. when you wanna listen to music you can just set spdif as default and play then switch back to hdmi when you wanna use that, bypassing this problem.

It sounds like his receiver should have those in it, mine does and it's atleast 8years old. @NickTheMajin As he said you will not notice anything in the sound. And toslink cables are really cheap and thin.

Is there an reason for not just using an spdif cable?

it's indeed dangerous to my self, I choose to take that risk. I do not pose an risk to anyone else when I'm alone on the road tho

I had an crankshaft split in my wife's Opel astra, 1,3l diesel (engine by fiat) nothing major happend beside the engine died coz she was running slow with it when it just stopped after "some sound" the repair would cost more then getting a new one(even when fixing it myself) with the same milage so I scraped the car and got a bigger one for her

I text and drive when I'm omw from work sometimes but not in traffic, in the North of Sweden we have straight roads that goes on for 50+ Miles with nothing but trees, yes i can hit an moose or an raindeer. (we are really few ppl in the north) then again I now have 15 years behind the wheels various vehicles with zero accidents(on an side note I also have licence for strv 121-122/ leopard 1-2 Swedish version and 18wheelers)