Not really, it’s pretty easy for example to order a motherboard that doesn’t support all your case front inputs, or to order a GPU that doesn’t fit in your case.
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Chrono Trigger, Final Fantasy Tactics, *and* Justice League Crisis on Two Earths? Yes please. Why did I never play this
No no, it’s about ethics in witch hunts. /S
I don’t... understand. Wat.
A shame their larger ports arent on sale...
A shame their larger ports arent on sale...
Which is bullshit because it’s illegal for them to block DOCSIS certified modems.
Which is bullshit because it’s illegal for them to block DOCSIS certified modems.
Well PvP doesn’t have to be crossplatform, no reason the PvE couldn’t be tho
Really hope so, hopefully it’s cross buy and cross multiplayer. But even if it’s not, I’d still play it on PC.
Says the guy arguing over the internet about moral superiority regarding AMD and Intel’s business tactics...
Subpar? That depends on what you value. Speed and price are values. Paying a $600 premium for small performance is a waste of money. https://arstechnica.co.uk/gadgets/2017/02/amd-ryzen-price/
I haven’t had any troubles with drivers in a long time
Looking forward to these. I’ll always back AMD because they don’t rely on as many gimicks as Nvidia and don’t have as shady business tactics as Intel.
What’s nice about this is it will replace g2a that streamers use now, leading to more legitimate sales.
Oh nice, the art was certainly fantastic. I only ever picked up the first chapter when I was younger and certainly confused. Will be nice to actually see the story lol
Still waiting for Ken Levine’s version of this game after that awesome GDC talk. Still, till then the Nemesis system is a lot of fun - looking forward to this.
Regardless of your thoughts about AMD, everyone should be happy, they’re undercutting Intel by $600. That means pressure to make your Intel chips much cheaper. Win win.
No, because townhall meetings have been hijacked by lizard people. /s
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Hm, sort of wish it had two USB-C and no USB A..
Hm, sort of wish it had two USB-C and no USB A..
Damn, doesn’t include Saitek.
Damn, doesn’t include Saitek.