Recent content by shinotenshi

is windows recognizing your monitor? it was pretty much plug and play with mine. I'm going to assume the issue since it's greyed out, is that windows is not recognizing your monitor as being hdr capable.

this is also what i am running

ok, finallu unboxed, i was waiting for my ddr5. this monitor is apart of a new pc build. comparing it to my acer. it's so much better, i can see the difference immediately, it's very similar to my oled TV but seems a bit sharper and crisper. the hum is very low on the fan heat sink. I would have...

using four sticks will tank your system performance. 2x32 is the way to go if you want 64. i just did 64gigs of the crucial. the 5200 64BG of the corsair is not bad, but the sales tax in my state is so high it wouldn't be cost effective for me, so i just stuck with the crucial 64gb (2x32 kit)...

too expensive relative to 4800mhz ram to be sexy.

I would bet that MS has tried to buy Sega, even though Sega was originally an American company, I doubt they would ever sell to Microsoft.

I just want MS to buy Sega. never in a million years would I think i would be saying that, MS has come a long way.

they are paying a 45% premium over the share price, that's why the CEO is not going anywhere. that's a lot of profit for shareholders.

the difference is minimal. If you have the disposable income, sure go for it. Price/performance wise it's terrible. it's literally like paying twice as much for the GT model of a car, and all the GT model does is let you drive 1 MPH faster.

sounds like they made an error in your favor. nice

looks like they sold out at A yeah I just noticed that 2,399 was for a renewed version,

you can get 64GB of the crucial 4800 for pretty much the same price.

that price is horrendous for 32GB

I'm sure the competition and Viewsonic pricing has a lot do with it has a lot to do with it.

for once, being an early adopter of a 3090 at msrp worked out great