BustinJustin

I remember stuff like this too. And I have seen and noticed the errors/corrections in the videos. But....so what? Is it really worth all this? I was mad about the Billet Labs thing until I saw that Billet told them they could keep the prototype. Meaning it now belongs to LTT. I'm waiting and anxious about the Madison stuff. That's the only big deal out of all this imo.

Hope there's a WAN show today

If you literally can't perform the job, you don't have the right to have the job. Hell, you don't have the right to have any job. Unless you make the job yourself.

It's Tuesday and still no vid...

Some of yall are way too involved in an argument on the internet. Go live your life.

You're not offering a counter, just name-calling and insinuating I'm being disingenuous. I'm not saying she's lying. I'm just not going to act as if everything she said is true without evidence. If either investigation comes back that she's telling the truth, I expect several jobs to be lost.

"Not believing every accusation from every woman everywhere all the time 100%" = misogyny

Discrediting someone who is a woman isn't the same as discreting someone because they are a woman. I'm tired of this culture of any time someone comes and "exposes" or accuses someone or a company of something, it's all 100% true and framed correctly and without bias, the only correct response is and admission and grand mea culpa, and you're not allowed to defend yourself.

What is this wizardry?

Sup, everyone. Not too much to add; the title pretty much says it. I have external speakers and headphones. If I want to use my external speakers, I must unplug my headphones. I've just downloaded the audio drivers from ASUS' website for my mobo (B450-F gaming) and that did not help at all. I've made sure that my audio devices are enabled. Hopefully this is just a setting that I can change to fix everything.

Starting off...I'm looking for what to upgrade next on my PC. I looked up a chart online and my GPU was listed as "legacy" lol. My CPU is a Ryzen 7 2700x My GPU is a Radeon RX 480. This was taken when running the benchmark built in to Borderlands 3. To me, this means my GPU is severely bottlenecking my PC. The CPU and GPU stayed like this for the whole benchmark. CPU may have gone up and down a couple points but that's it. Not doing any overclocking.

Aight...here's my specs: CPU: Ryzen 7 2700X GPU: RX 480 RAM: 16gb So I haven't finished Doom Eternal yet. I got kinda bored of it tbh. Shoot demons, punch the flashing ones, repeat, repeat, repeat. Anyways... I want to finish it so I'm playing it again. The exploration goals are probably the best part. So as you can probably tell from my specs, I don't have much money to upgrade a lot. But I'm only playing at 1080p still. And to have a solid 60fps in Doom Eternal, I have to have it on low settings. On medium, the FPS drops down to 30 ALL THE TIME. And, yes, you can tell and it's distracting. But shouldn't I have good enough specs to at least get 60fps on medium?

Just picked up a 2700x from Newegg for $169.99! Don't think I'll get a better deal than that! Now just for mobo and ram! PS: It came with BL3/Outer Worlds and 3 months of Game Pass too!

Good idea waiting for Black Friday. As for my current mobo, it's not gonna fetch anything. It's an Asus ROG Crosshair IV Formula. Don't think my CPU will be worth the trouble to sell, either. Prolly just dump at my town's e-waste facility. Thanks for the Black Friday idea though!

Let me start off by saying that no question the thing I'm going to end up buying first is CPU. But that will involve buying a mobo and ram also and I have been way out of the loop for about 5 years. So I decided I wanted to play Apex Legends on PC with the fiance the other day and I'm greeted with a pop-up that tells me that the game can't even launch because my CPU doesn't support it. It's an AMD Phenom II x6 1100T Black Edition, btw. Good choice 9 years ago. Garbage today. So now the obvious question: which way to go? I am on a budget, so nothing crazy like i9 or Threadripper. I wanna go with AMD since they seem to finally be on top in my price point. If I could get away with spending under $300 for this upgrade, I wouldn't cry at all. Not even against buying used. Anyways, my main conundrum is whether to go with Ryzen Gen 2 or Gen 3. I know that either one will be a massive upgrade, I just don't wanna upgrade to a point that's being left behind already. And RAM, I'm thinking maybe just 6 gigs since I am on a budget rn, maybe 8 if there's a deal. But I'm not sure where the sweet spot as far as Ryzen performance is. I do know that Ryzen likes fast RAM, that's about it. If you're wondering, the GPU is an RX 480, still a capable card, imo. Not looking to upgrade it atm, especially since I'm still on a 1080p monitor. Thanks!

I doubt I'll upgrade to 4k any time in the next frikin 10 years or so. But 1440p may be in my near future. Maybe i7 and 480 for 1440p? Or 480 still good?

This sucks since the 480 is so...um...affordable...and I paid so much for my 7950 back in the day

So, in conclusion, my Phenom II x6 would be an issue if I upgraded to a RX 480?

Would an RX 480 be an upgrade from the 7950? One worth making, anyways?

So, I'm wondering if the ew RX 480 is better than a 7950, my current card. I know for sure the vram would be an upgrade, but I'm not sure about the GPU power. I know a couple of these in crossfire is beast af. Another concern is my current CPU, an AMD Phenom II X6. It used to be a quite capable card, but I'm not so sure anymore. Surely it isn't a bottleneck. Another thing: now that consoles are getting more and more powerful, would just getting a Neo or Scorpio when they come out be a viable alternative to anyone?

Is this stuff legit? I'm a little leary of sites like this. If it is, I'm gonna buy SoM now.

I have a 7950 and phenomII x6. Think I can pull off the ultra stuff at 1080p? Talking about SoM.

I really need a new game. After replaying The Witcher 2 in anticipation of The Wild Hunt, I'm ready to play something new. Right now, Shadow of Mordor is on sale on Steam for 30 bucks. DA:I is still 60 bucks on Origin. Having never played a Dragon Age game, I feel like I'm missing out. But I've heard good things about SoM too. What do? Is DA:I worth the extra 30 bucks?

The problem there is that I'd have to upgrade my motherboard also. I will probably go Intel on my next CPU upgrade but, for gaming, I don't see much benefit in upgrading my current CPU.