Uncle Ranguz

Tiny gaming PC... by this i mean what is the best result you can get using a 2080 Ti (for example) in a LattePanda or Raspberry Pi connecting the graphics card via an M.2 (rasp has an add on board for m.2 i believe)... It'll only run at 4x rather than 16x however for a video you should still get some great results before CPU bottle necking and be able to make a nice super tiny housing. Edit: after doing a bit of research you should be able to get 4K, 60 fps on high settings. As an extension you could do the smallest build with best fps per £, perhaps with a 1050 Ti or something similar.

This maybe a little longer than 2 mins, but it came to me when on the latest WAN show you guys discussed an "8-bits" video, a look at whats happened to "something". A number of years ago IPV6 was a hot topic, urgent attention needed for the roll-out. additionally although most consumer routers are IPV6 compatible, most by default setup your home network in IPV4, why is this still happening and where do we currently stand with the global roll-out. EDIT: addon, how do NS servers handle requests for IPV4 and/or IPV6 at the same time.

Surely they missed trick here... Apple poked fun at Samsung when their devices burst into flames, now Samsung now released a device that bends, on purpose.