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There's a patch. Fine. Does the patch work as expected?

It's not hard right now. If you can't use a screwdriver or press a plastic latch, you have no business inside a computer.

Both of those requirements have been standard on hardware for easily 10-15 years, so it isn't crazy req's in the slightest, people are...

You won't believe this, but it's perfectly fine for many many things if you run 'console' software or run a rather light OS and...

Why don't they do a fanless 7100 with 2GB of VRAM just for a video out for CPUs without an iGPU?

Text and code are indeed two totally different things. That's what I assume was the confusion during my read-through anyway. Still good...

https://theorg.com/org/groopit/org-chart/john-vert But long and short of it, the familiarity being portrayed might be related to his...

Ah yes, none other than John Vert! ...who?

Why don't you permanently move to Linux NOW, rather than foolishly continuing to use an operating system whose support ended in 2020?

13% is not THAT much faster, it's good but the article is making it sound like more than it is.

I dont need Ray Tracing indeed . I tried it . Not tangible . Nothing to worry about unless you re using low preset which makes no sense...

Yea techspot perpetuates the whole "8gb is not enough" thing alot. I guess it garners them clicks or something. I feel like the bad...

It's for Microsoft hate train ticket holders.

So, tell me again, why is a random hacked and pirated reduced OS image with a misleading name (like if it would be something the...

TERRIBLE article. - Memory allocation and use is dynamic. If you give Windows and programs more RAM, they will relax and use it. - Most...