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it's a joke picture based on how massive nvidia GPUs are right now.

If it's AI, I do wonder which one. I can't even get co-pilot to output anything that might sexualize women in any way (wearing a bikini). Even a prompt saying "woman on a beach" is banned by co-pilot. Pushed this a bit further as an experiment... I asked Co-Pilot the same "thirsty" query twice, only changing the gender.

Wait, you guys have devices that support WPA3 ? Other than my phone, I literally have nothing like that... I guess I don't update my tech often enough. Even my router doesn't support it.

Very big, not so much faster. Very power hungry. /obviously this is a joke.

Apple really pushing the malicious compliance to the max on that one.

I tried it before. It barely worked. The majority of the apps I tried installing with APKs didn't work at all. Only a handful did. May as well use a proper emulator at that point... At least those works.

And what happens then? It should say no boot drive and give you the option to go in the bios... Does that simply not work?

Good news indeed.

Sounds to me like you have a RAM issue here. Especially considering you've basically changed everything, except the RAM. RAM issues can and will fck up your graphic drivers. Giving you false flags into thinking it's something else.

They just gave up without a fight... Because Nintendo 100% would've dragged this on, costing them way too much in legal fees. I went ahead and saved the latest version of Yuzu when this whole thing started. Considering it's open source, though.... Cut one head and 10 more will spawn from it. They will just be more careful about it.

Who else falls asleep while watching the WANshow? I often listen to it late at night. I lay in my bed, earphones in and... I'm just soothed to sleep by Linus' voice. lol

They already blocked news in Canada because of a stupid bill like that. Blocking news in Australia is nothing to them now that they've seen what happens. Yup, the news need facebook and all the eyes on it to survive. Facebook doesn't need the news to survive. News medias wanted to have their cake and eat it too.

Could be worth it solely for the bent pins one. It's cheap while affording your a peace of mind. Though it looks like you're in the UK. There's much better consumer protection laws there. I don't know if retailers can refuse a return due to bent pins or not in your part of the world like they do in NA.

That's hoarder mentality. You do NOT want to be thinking that. You're not using it. Sell it or give it away to someone you know that could use it. Like a younger sibling or cousin or whatever. Even if you do end up needing it, it likely will be years in the future. By then, the parts will be worth even less. It will be too late to sell them. At least if you sell them now, you'll get a relatively good return on your initial investment instead of letting it gather dust just for an "in case I need it".

My first LTT video was some unboxing way back when he was still unboxing in the parking lot of NCIX in 2009. I first saw Linus in an NCIX video. I don't know which one exactly. But I do remember watching this one when it came out, so it's close to it

It uses a VA panel The colors will be great, but expect black smearing around on moving things. Obviously, every monitors are different and it depends on the implementation... But it's still a VA panel in the end. I personally wouldn't touch those with a 10ft pole anymore after experiencing IPS. Some people say VA are fine at 60Hz and only starts to get garbo with higher refresh rate. Your mileage may vary. Dell usually makes good monitor. A video worth looking at:

Neither. You'll often end up paying near the same price or more as you would ordering off amazon or some other store that sells pc parts, while taking the chance of either not getting your item or getting a knockoff. Buy used locally if you want to save a buck.

Good for you getting that upgrade! CPUs can last a long time if you're not chasing 400fps in demanding games.

Emulators have always been a grey area. I wonder what changed for Nintendo to decide to sue now... Surely they don't use anything made by Nintendo in their emulation. As long as Yuzu devs are not distributing it themselves, Nintendo shouldn't have a case on this... Officially, you have to source it from your own Switch. Yuzu is just a platform that exist. They don't distribute anything copyrighted by Nintendo. Nintendo is basically pointing at them saying "they are enabling this". But emulators have existed for a long time and surely there has been precedents in court before (probably from Nintendo) to say it's not infringing on anything because it's not actually using anything copyrighted. I'm guessing Nintendo lawyers are high on victory fume after suing and winning against a ROM site and a Switch hacker (Gary Bowser).

I'm guessing you're on wifi? Last time I had such an issue, it's because my device couldn't handle the channel changing automatically randomly when there's interference. When you go in your router, do you have a specific channel set up or is the channel set on "auto" or something similar to that? Set it to a specific channel instead of auto. This setting entirely depends on your router, shouldn't be too different, change the channel from Auto to something else : Another setting is the one that links 2.4Ghz with 5Ghz if you have that. That one bugs out as well on some devices. Disable it and set a separate SSID for the two. Just connect to the 5Ghz band. That said, this is all if you're on wifi like I assumed. Could also just be the wifi card in the computer that's bugging out. If you're wired... Could be a driver issue. Or even a cable issue.

You had an internal PCI-e wifi card. It no longer fits due to the GPU (and I'm guessing you have a mATX motherboard or something small like that). Now you want to replace that with a USB wifi dongle? Yes. Yes it will work. You're replacing one adapter by another. There's no issues with that.

it really is great for wireless VR

You don't just become a mod. You can't simply apply and hope to get the job. It's entirely unpaid. There's no "job" here. It's volunteer work. You need to be chosen to become a mod by the Gods. Basically : be active, be insightful, don't spam, respect the forum's CS... and maybe in 10 years they will consider you as a potential candidate to work as a slave for the good of the forum.

Wait, you need to enable it in the bios? I've always just unplugged them without a care in the world and it worked just fine so far.