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Credit where credit is due - ublock origin got rid of twitch ads for me

I got my start in coding by writing proggies in VB

It's alright. Maybe there will be a miracle

Delivery changed to Tuesday. Oh well. I had a feeling that would happen Good thing I got into valorant

I remember NetZero had an annoying banner you could "back" to disable, but then they fixed it. So I'd try to game but the ad would try to force itself on top of your game. I never went back

Only complaints so far are some abilities are very clunky to use like brimstone's smoke. I imagine getting better at the game will make us quicker, but it feels strange. Then you have people like Jett where I barely ever use her abilities except to escape. It definitely feels like old 1.6 CS...

Game is very fun. I like that the guns are forefront and abilities are almost an afterthought. Unlike OW where the heroes are defined by their abilities.

Good to hear. I couldn't find any negative reviews at all

That's what I'm thinking honestly. I'm an Intel fanboy, and the prices are close, but I also stream (to no one) so I think the AMD will be better.

Yes sir. Just like doing it on PC more. Gonna order a capture card anyways

Hell yeah. Only problem is I don't have a capture card so streaming right from ps4

Secretlab Titan coming Thursday, can't wait. I've been using the shittiest chair for 10+ years. Really bothered me this past month working from home. Still torn on 9900k vs 3900x. Might go 3900x just because the socket isn't changing for 4000 series

Looking forward to playing and streaming this Friday. Bring it on

It's not bait. I love dq 11, the music brings it from a 10/10 to 8/10

And the midi music is really jarring as fuck

DQ has never really been embraced by the western world too. I mean DQ8 was really good, but DQXI was the first game that really.opened people's eyes.

1080ti is behind what... The 2080ti and that's it? I wouldn't

Dell has been selling a fuck ton of computers during covid

My takeaway from a lot of research is the i9 wins for gaming and the amd wins for workload. Depends on what you value most. Keep in mind a 3900x and a 9900k are within a few percent of each other and cost roughly the same

I don't specifically know why you'd avoid an i7. They're very cost effective

My point was it's a very strange thing to focus on. Many games do that

You guys ever look at the original FF7? Not the re releases but the original. God it's ugly as fuck

Watched a review of someone that beat it on classic mode doing 0 side content - 24 hours. Playing on the pussy crybaby mode, not bad

Yeah I used to eat at their regular burger place which was greasy and gross, yet oddly satisfying. Then they replaced it with Wendy's and I was there everyday

My University had a wendys inside.one of the buildings. It was awesome and terrible

Oh come on you couldn't have truly.hoped that

Parasite Eve is stupid short. I want to say casually it took me 6 hours

Been exactly one month since having any takeout at all, including fast food. I'm at the end of my rope

Heard rumors taco bell is rolling out flamin hot Doritos tacos

I'm inviting Brahma over to help

32 GB ram is good future proofing. It's a little overkill but depends what you do on your PC. Just gaming? You only need 16 My next build will be 32

I've never heard of someone loading it into obs. When you stream twitch has a button to run an ad and that's what people are doing.

Look into Acer predators or even the Alienware (caution I'm a Dell shill)

I'm in the same boat but using a newer build. Couple things. Ryzen you'll save money in the upper middle class line, but top end choose your flavor really. Intel is better gaming performance and AMD is better workload performance. Both are fine for either, were talking 5-10% difference. 3000...

Roger that. Not too worried about BIOS updates but I assume that means putti g an old processor in, updating bios, then putting the new chip in

Dumb question but the am4 socket is compatible with 3900x but also the 4000 series? Then it's retiring? I'm still leaning Intel but I'm also being realistic.

I'm not sure why they would put an 8700 in that. Current gen is 9700 with new processors due out before the end of the year. That would be my concern