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Who was drying their HTC Vive headset foam in here?
 
 

keyboard seems to be having some duplicate strokes, might finally be time to retire the old girl. Served me well since 2014, what a shame it would be to have to put her out to pasture. Though, it is the first generation of in house razer switches and I'm surprised it held up as long as it did.
 
luckily I am not at all picky when it comes to mechanical keyboards, just need a black and green keyboard to go with my build.

When's the update for the react to people's reactions feature?
 
Sometimes I like, really like that like.

When's the update for the react to people's reactions feature?
 
Sometimes I like, really like that like.

When's the update for the react to people's reactions feature?
 
Sometimes I like, really like that like.

When's the update for the react to people's reactions feature?
 
Sometimes I like, really like that like.

When's the update for the react to people's reactions feature?
 
Sometimes I like, really like that like.

When's the update for the react to people's reactions feature?
 
Sometimes I like, really like that like.

When's the update for the react to people's reactions feature?
 
Sometimes I like, really like that like.

I'll be surprised if the 6000 series drivers are as catastrophic as 5000 series. It's still Navi, I would guess that the same problems that were patched for the 5000 series are simultaneously the problems that would have existed on 6000 series.
 
People give nvidia drivers too much credit, I've heard people say as much as "they're almost flawless" and that AMD drivers are "utter garbage" but of the dozens of GPUs I've had my hands on, the AMD cards gave me the least problems with drivers and software stability. The update suite is similarly convenient on both platforms, and the only real advantage nvidia has is Nvenc. 
 
Can't exactly type that out to everyone that continues to insist that nvidia 30 series is still the go-to based on precedent from last generations and anecdotal knowledge but maybe I'll leave it here to copy/paste in case it's relevant.

I'll be surprised if the 6000 series drivers are as catastrophic as 5000 series. It's still Navi, I would guess that the same problems that were patched for the 5000 series are simultaneously the problems that would have existed on 6000 series.
 
People give nvidia drivers too much credit, I've heard people say as much as "they're almost flawless" and that AMD drivers are "utter garbage" but of the dozens of GPUs I've had my hands on, the AMD cards gave me the least problems with drivers and software stability. The update suite is similarly convenient on both platforms, and the only real advantage nvidia has is Nvenc. 
 
Can't exactly type that out to everyone that continues to insist that nvidia 30 series is still the go-to based on precedent from last generations and anecdotal knowledge but maybe I'll leave it here to copy/paste in case it's relevant.

I'll be surprised if the 6000 series drivers are as catastrophic as 5000 series. It's still Navi, I would guess that the same problems that were patched for the 5000 series are simultaneously the problems that would have existed on 6000 series.
 
People give nvidia drivers too much credit, I've heard people say as much as "they're almost flawless" and that AMD drivers are "utter garbage" but of the dozens of GPUs I've had my hands on, the AMD cards gave me the least problems with drivers and software stability. The update suite is similarly convenient on both platforms, and the only real advantage nvidia has is Nvenc. 
 
Can't exactly type that out to everyone that continues to insist that nvidia 30 series is still the go-to based on precedent from last generations and anecdotal knowledge but maybe I'll leave it here to copy/paste in case it's relevant.

I'll be surprised if the 6000 series drivers are as catastrophic as 5000 series. It's still Navi, I would guess that the same problems that were patched for the 5000 series are simultaneously the problems that would have existed on 6000 series.
 
People give nvidia drivers too much credit, I've heard people say as much as "they're almost flawless" and that AMD drivers are "utter garbage" but of the dozens of GPUs I've had my hands on, the AMD cards gave me the least problems with drivers and software stability. The update suite is similarly convenient on both platforms, and the only real advantage nvidia has is Nvenc. 
 
Can't exactly type that out to everyone that continues to insist that nvidia 30 series is still the go-to based on precedent from last generations and anecdotal knowledge but maybe I'll leave it here to copy/paste in case it's relevant.

https://www.techpowerup.com/review/silverstone-sugo-14-sff-cube/4.html
 
An interesting approach, they went with a rear exhaust instead of front intake. the closed front panel doesn't look as good to me, though their inclusion of a 5.25" drive bay is something that you really don't see in this space, and the ability to fit a triple slot card is also very interesting.

https://www.techpowerup.com/review/silverstone-sugo-14-sff-cube/4.html
 
An interesting approach, they went with a rear exhaust instead of front intake. the closed front panel doesn't look as good to me, though their inclusion of a 5.25" drive bay is something that you really don't see in this space, and the ability to fit a triple slot card is also very interesting.

https://www.techpowerup.com/review/silverstone-sugo-14-sff-cube/4.html
 
An interesting approach, they went with a rear exhaust instead of front intake. the closed front panel doesn't look as good to me, though their inclusion of a 5.25" drive bay is something that you really don't see in this space, and the ability to fit a triple slot card is also very interesting.

https://www.techpowerup.com/review/silverstone-sugo-14-sff-cube/4.html
 
An interesting approach, they went with a rear exhaust instead of front intake. the closed front panel doesn't look as good to me, though their inclusion of a 5.25" drive bay is something that you really don't see in this space, and the ability to fit a triple slot card is also very interesting.

https://www.techpowerup.com/review/silverstone-sugo-14-sff-cube/4.html
 
An interesting approach, they went with a rear exhaust instead of front intake. the closed front panel doesn't look as good to me, though their inclusion of a 5.25" drive bay is something that you really don't see in this space, and the ability to fit a triple slot card is also very interesting.

https://www.techpowerup.com/review/silverstone-sugo-14-sff-cube/4.html
 
An interesting approach, they went with a rear exhaust instead of front intake. the closed front panel doesn't look as good to me, though their inclusion of a 5.25" drive bay is something that you really don't see in this space, and the ability to fit a triple slot card is also very interesting.

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Pro Tip: New to the forum is the ability to change the behavior of Content when you click on it
https://linustechtips.com/settings/links/

 
This way, if you click on a title, you can have it automatically just to the first unread comment, the latest comment, or the beginning (the default feature). Previously in order to jump to first unread, you had to click on the Dot (or star if you commented) icon at the left of the title. 

ah, the feature we've all been waiting for

New benchmark leaks
 

ah, the feature we've all been waiting for

ah, the feature we've all been waiting for