Recent content by EatingDirt

Agreed. The price is outrageous when you can get the LG 38WR85QC-W, a 144hz 38" for $900-950. The highest this monitor should be priced at is $800. Thunderbolt isn't worth $400.

Press release pictures look better not showing the ugly fan data stickers, hence all the fans being outtake fans on the press release photos. Typically those side fans are intake.

Not really much to do. To support cards like this you need to remove them from being supported by the PCB entirely with a Riser, make more cases that flip the motherboard 90 degees to put majority of the support on the case, create ATX-ES(Extra Screw) that requires a dozen screws supporting the...

Where you hoping for a REVOLUTION of monitor stand technology? Like... what do you want, really? It's a stand. I prefer these typical stands over the awful non-functional stands that Asus was producing. I'm actually confused about people complaining about functional monitor stands. Monitors...

1 & 2: The stand and the base are the positives for me. In fact, the stand appears to have a Cell-Phone cutout, which I deem as a plus as well. Do you actually like the spindly non-functional stands of the older Asus Monitors? I absolutely hate them, personally and I am more than happy to...

Speaking of which, it would be nice to see the Arctic P12 reviewed. And $30 for these is a choice. There's not really anything special about these fans that justify that cost. This just blows a lot of air, very loudly, has just a 1-2 year warranty and comes with terrible mounting screws. Fans...

Agreed, I also want to see Ducky make a functional website. It's terribly incontinent to browse for an actual product you want on a PC interface, and their 'specs' don't include a bunch of actual important information like the body of the keyboard itself. Compare it to Keychron's website, for...

Really? 'beyond the mental capacity' of us to understand the marketing fluff garbage? I find it interesting that you're backhandedly insulting multiple people on a tech site that specifically focuses on the performance of products. Most of the people on this site are not swayed by marketing...

Specs and benchmark numbers are the information a well informed consumer needs. Mainstream product launches are aimed at the ill-informed consumer that will simply buy product because 'shiny and new'. This is especially true for consumer-grade products. See most phones for the past ~10 years.

Oh my friend, an almost 50 minute video on a tablet is not concise, it's marketing fluff. As for the battery life, you could have provided a link or simply said the IPad Pro Spec page states that it has a 10 hour battery life instead of taking a cue from Apple and just typing out a bunch of...

Yep. Partly to do with mindshare, and partly has to do with Nvidia upscaling & RT being superior. AMD needs to improve both to be near-parity to Nvidia for many people to consider AMD GPU products. Right now AMD products have pathetic raytracing performance, around 2 tiers below their Nvidia...

Looking forward to seeing how people like the Single Player campaign. I really liked MoW: Assault Squad 2's campaign, and much preferred it over Company of Heroes.

They only have 2 games anyone gets excited about anymore, WoW & Diablo (Overwatch killed itself with the promises 2 broke). Diablo 4 still was still fresh for 2023, but there's a lot less enthusiastic hardcore fans these days, with plenty of quality ARPG's around better suited to those types of...

All Unreal games have issues, they're just more prominent when they release. UE4 games still mostly run poorly, it's just that hardware has increased so much that they now perform 'well enough'. Only company that ever seems to be able to make optimized UE games are Epic themselves.

The NF-A14 doesn't have much lower static pressure than the P14, and most, if not all of the static pressure difference likely comes from the A14 having a lower RPM than the P14(1500 vs 1700). At higher RPM's, for example, NF-A14 industrialPPC-2000, has a static pressure of 4.18 mm at 2000RPM...