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At least Ubisoft didn't charge full price for their last Assassin's Creed game because it wasn't as long as the others that preceded it. Even so it's probably larger than most of the Assassin's Creed games pre Black Flag.

When will people learn 🤔

Lowered the price by a chunk. I think it's a steal at this price.

That's good for those who haven't played it yet. It's fun I liked it.

The fighting style in it was an AC attempt at Batman Arkham games. It worked though. The gameplay is decent and it's not too long of a game.

I have 4 pair or new/unused VZ brand grips for the CZ 75. Will also fit the Shadow 2 and other full size models. $55/pair shipped or $180 for all of them. The blue ones are flat and very aggressively textured. The other 3 have a palm swell...

Yep, the 4021 BIOS recognized the new CPU but wasn't allowing it to boost. The 5003 version allows it to boost now. Problem solved 🥱

Genius idea, they managed to get rid of their e-waste and not only did it not cost them money, they made money on it.

I use the Heroic launcher for my Epic Games, GoG library and it works well enough. Definitely not as seamless as running a Steam game, mind you.

good deal for the nucleus AIOs. Discount shows when you checkout.

I think the Seagate Exos X18 is $179 this weekend. I have a couple in my Synology and it works fine.

Bumping a semi-old thread to say I just picked up an Ally yesterday. I was trying to decide between it and the new OLED deck. Saw the local BestBuy had an open box one for $508 and took the plunge. I’m really enjoying it so far. Played a bit of...

If that dude paid for my college and I wasn't exactly broke, guy may have spec'ed out a midrange CPU but may find he suddenly has a 7800X3D in there. ;)

Well, this is a silly discussion. For DDR4 Samsung b-die was all the rage, for DDR5 is Samsung chips are meh and Hynix takes the crown. Ten years ago Asrock boards were very budget, now for AM5 they are one of the best. As for X670E, 99% of...

Gigabyte already released a bios with support for them even though they aren't out. That's a plain jane B650 Aorus Elite AX (Rev. 1.0) sub $200 B650 board.

The only real difference between the Socket AM5 chipsets is the number and type of PCIe lanes they make available for the board manufacturer to utilize. If all you plan on plugging in to it is a video card and 1 or 2 NVMe SSDs, then the B650 is...

That's a really weird generalized statement. If you're so sure you know what's "ass" and what isn't, do your own research.

SOLD

These are SMR for enterprise, where everyone knows they're SMR, and they're almost certainly running in host-managed mode. The idea there is you get denser recording, but each zone has to be written sequentially. There's some server loads this is...

It often does, gradually over time, but never instantly. Higher density platters opens opportunities for lower capacity drives to be made at a lower cost, but the price generally doesnt drop until at least one competitor has caught up and is...