We had to rely on shiny circles with data on them to install games, a DVD would've been 21MB/s flat out. Sometimes I miss just being able to load from a CD, DVD or BD as it was pretty much 100% reliable, didn't rely on someone else's server not being overloaded and you could actually go back to a base state for a game before it was patched to within an inch of its life. This is basically a way of me saying that I at least have ISOs of all my old PC game discs, some are in a wallet with all of the PlayStation, PS2 and Xbox 360 discs...
I think textures are a big part of this, as games are pushed to higher resolutions. Plus higher quality audio recordings.
, so still not ready. Continued with The Witcher III where I left months ago since it was the one of the two games on my laptop (the other being Age of Empires II) and now I feel like I won't be playing much of the other downloads anyway 
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Ah yes the stacking IT problems, it's never just one. I've genuinely wondered if I should back up my games disk. Pretty sure it's a waste of about 1.1TB on the server, when I swapped out the 1TB for a 2TB SSD I reloaded it all and it took an annoyingly long time. I didn't actually load all of the games though so I'm barely using more than the 1TB I had before.Forgot to to plug in the wall plug side of my charger while leaving my laptop to finish the download
I have a Series 5, the 44mm black stainless steel. I chose that because I was never a massive fan of the square design, having the screen and body blend together with glossy black helps make it look better IMO. It's a great watch still, tracking my walks is one of my main uses.
hope it holds up well for you! I only ditched my s4 because I was annoyed by being locked out of certain software features. Apart from that it was perfectly fine, although after those years it could’ve done with a new battery. The double (more like 2.5x actually) battery life of its replacement is quite nice though, I have to admit, since I did have the odd run not being fully recorded because the battery died on me (gps+bt).
for sure! Everyone talks about Intel AMD Apple etc processors being done in 3nm or whatever, but the majority of chips, the ones that nobody ever talks or mostly even knows about, are being made in the low-mid double digit nm today. Hell, the big chip fab currently going up in Germany from that chip JV (tsmc, Bosch, Infineon, someone else) is very transparently targeting 28-12 nm processes.
Yeah that seems to align quite well with the computerbase bang for the buck gpu chart.
). It seems having two huge fans for a not so powerhungry card (nominal board power 130W max which according to HWInfo the card really drew) plays dividence...
You think that's overkill? Cute
