KarimEid

Exactly like for the premium price you’re paying they should’ve included the type c brick and they should’ve ditched the entire lightning port by itself in my opinion and went with a usb c to c and be done with it already

I died

Personal opinion on the topic: When will apple understand that I don’t upgrade a phone for its camera. I haven’t found any innovative features in the new iPhone. 5g already available in different phones, notch still exists, fast charging also already available in other phones the only new feature is the wallet cover which i see no reason for its existence. Its a shame to enter the iPhone webpage that takes 4 minutes to scroll and its 95% about the cameras, if i want to take photos professionally id spend the same price on a camera instead of a phone. And one more extra thing based on information on their website today they’re excluding the power brick and earphones from the phone this way they can pickpocket a bit more money from their customer. Its a shame to see apple fall down from being innovators to being mediocre at best, thriving of their customers cult following. The only reason id consider upgrading from my old iPhone 7+ to another apple device is the long term software support other than that i guess my new phone is going to be team android.

Currently i think its not worth, we havent seen real test performance and a rtx 2080ti is still a beast. The only time i think it will be worth upgrading is when developers start using the feature of decompressing files directly using the gpu then id probably consider upgrading. I'll probably personally wait until intel gets pcie gen 4 and probably check if ddr5 ram is anywhere near public launch before upgrading. this way ill upgrade motherboard and all the stuff that needs renewing to the new standards and my aio would need replacement by then

Check out this asus G703GXR https://www.asus.com/ROG-Republic-Of-Gamers/ROG-G703/ Asus has never failed me when it comes to their products my laptop is still standing strong after more than 900 days of uptime. The battery is at its last breath though but that is to be expected after 4 years.

As an owner of a bulky gaming laptop i dont recommend you to buy a bulky gaming laptop, go for something like a the asus zephyrus S gx502 cause big laptops are a pain in the ass to carry anywhere

I dont think that cpu is going to do the job for gaming its core speed is not high so it would probably bottleneck the system your going for

Then hes gonna need 2x 2080ti to even reach one of his 2 monitors max refresh rate cause a single 2080ti on 4k is not getting anywhere near 144 fps

i would recommend the nvidia products honestly its a more mature card with better driver support so id go team green

Check the sata cable if its crimped or damaged somewhere, if thats not the case check if it shows up in the motherboards bios, if it shows up in the bios and youre not too savy with microsofts disk manager download something from the internet to format the drive and assign it

depends on your usage if your building a pc from scratch up and your not an adobe user then go ryzen if you have a pc and your upgrading then go with whatever fits your motherboard

Currently the intel i9 9900K is still the king of gaming, however if your going for a 4k or 1440p monitor the bottleneck will still be the gpu even with a 2080Ti, so id recommend getting an i7 9700k paired with a 2080Ti of your choice while also getting a high end monitor so all that power doesnt go to waste plus a good pair of monitors (speakers) would be great also. You dont have to spend it all on your pc. You also can go custom cooling if you know how to maintain it if not go for a large air cooler like noctua or an aio.

Yes it should

its a targeted market, just like you prefer classic clean looks some people prefer the flashy colors and bold gaming accents. So for asus msi or any other brand they probably have a marketing team to study whats more appealing for their lineup and based on that the design will be implemented

Depends most of the time they get to keep the review samples but sometimes the same product is sent to many reviewers