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SEO makes it the top result for most benchmark search queries unfortunately.

24g2 that I previously got was killer value (144hz) and hardwareunboxed said the same, this slightly updated version is even better. 24G4…

And that's usd, it'll be closer to 150 aud.

Might as well get an m4 mac mini as an office pc.

Quite the opposite, there's very few pc part posts these days compared to covid/pre covid.

What benchmark? 9070 is more than double the speed of a 4060 in games, more at 1440p which is where this card is better suited for.

Technology generally beats inflation, just look at TVs for example. Only thing being inflated is profit margins.

AE and other adobe software is fairly single core reliant for anything besides the final render. It's also just very bloated and unstable…

Lack of m.2 slots is one reason.

Seems like it's not going to hit the 430 ATL we had awhile ago.

180hz IPS so it'll cost a bit extra but MSI G255F is $158 at various stores, including ones you can pick up locally. It only takes 2…

Think I'd rather get one of the dozen 144hz monitors at this price point.

You can use the other pcie slots to get usb4 cards (thunderbolt too but those are iffy).

From looking up reviews I've only found it makes the phone harder to use and it's still faster to just use touch interface to type.

Or you just get an m4 mini from edu store for roughly the same price that's far faster than 12th gen at 75w at 1/3rd the wattage. 256gb but…

Yeah there were several models more expensive ones around 600, I just got the cheapest one.

The $550 6800xt from that mining reseller from years ago still holding strong

4gb ram, 64gb storage? Might as well get an ipad.

What meltdown? Player numbers have been stable over the years minus the couple months of server issues (which modded community servers…

OLED still has better colour/hdr accuracy until these displays get upgraded with the newer tandem oled panels.

I did, it's not abnormal for a HDD, particularly a portable one to die within its first 12 months. Even 'server grade' HDDs have around 2%…

Depending on usage, you'll have a hard time getting 10+ yr life on average out of any kind of HDD.

You can put all the blame on payment processors.

Maybe a cod that released 15 years ago. This will play games from the ps3 era at best, nothing newer.

That dell monitor is 899 on dell's refurb store…

Only longevity is the 3-2-1 rule.

Made up audiophile placebo rubbish, break in isn't a measurable thing for audio.

You will not get a soundbar that sounds as good and full as proper speakers anywhere near this price.

Even apple gave up on 8gb and they're extremely stubborn.

Very few are upgrading every gen, even if they were they can just sell their old cpu for probably 2/3rd of its value so the per year cost…