Recent content by Axiel

Toyota still sells small trucks under 20k, just not here thanks to those faggot regulations. These regs have forced vehicles to be larger, burn oil early, fall apart faster, and be way more expensive. Compare the cost and durability of 90s ford ranger to day, then subtract tech improvements...

Bonus: He's doing this In whiteout conditions, when there's little grip for braking and no one else on the road can see anything either. Ready to replace his expensive 4 year old car, with no problems, with a brand new one. Trudeau supporter level of galaxy brain stuff right here.

Sun damage and skin excretions probably do the most damage, there's also fingernails and just rubbing against jeans etc when steering. Hard plastic steering wheels wear out and get pretty nasty over time too, just over a much longer period of time. Tesla might be making it worse with thin and...

2015+ 4cylinder Mustang isn't a big car and doesn't drive like muscle, has ~310 hp/3500lbs. Can probably find convertible+6speed that hasn't been beaten to shit, unlike the GTs.

Assuming you don't just blow the engine, the rest of an old Miata (tires, brakes, radiator) isn't built enough for that extra power. Mustangs from 2010 still had live axle and drive more like vintage muscle. 350Z is starting to get pretty affordable

How did someone think those wheels looked better?

People that put on shit decorations never take care of their cars. Also huge doubt to "garaged in winters" when they opted for the weight adding AWD option.

"10%" is still a fully loaded and boosted core. You're also comparing hotspot to edge temperature readings.

Doing anything desktop related on a TV is generally unpleasant. An IPS monitor will still be the best for what you're doing. OLEDs are better but expensive and will burn in from real spreadsheet work. 144+hz is a nice luxury even for desktop use. Put one or two of the old monitors vertical...

"100%" here can be misleading; if the electricity is generated by natural gas, you're getting less than half the heat that you would by burning that gas locally (a furnace.) Can also get way more heat with the same amount of electricity using a heat pump.

Looks like a vintage typewriter except for that black border. I prefer pudding caps since they blend with just about anything.

Sunroofs are alright if you live somewhere without too much sun and park in a garage/never under trees. Open air feeling without the hassle of a convertible, more so for cars with a lower belt-line. Stupid if you aren't going to have it open in good weather, and in trucks/suvs.

Is this what you're looking for? https://www.newegg.com/zotac-geforce-rtx-4070-ti-super-zt-d40730d-10p/p/N82E16814500576 https://www.newegg.com/p/N82E16824026323 There's also the 7900xt if you don't care about ray tracing or power consumption and want more bang for the buck; there's no...

That's pretty normal. 3d cache insulates the cores from the cooler, so x3d runs pretty warm despite not using that much power.