I would highlight you are comparing modern Apple Silicon chip to a 2018 Zen+ Threadripper (2950X).A modern Ryzen 9 (7950X / 9950X) will give you the exact same leap in day-to-day responsiveness for a fraction of the price. There’s a reason the entire 3D, VFX, and game industry is standardized on PC

Basically built as a workstation for programming, UE Editor and some gaming on the TV. As I'm moving away from Windows for gaming towards bazzite (for the moment I still have both) and have my productive stuff on linux anways, the 9070 was an obvious choice.

Goal was to keep the price as low as pos

I am actually a fan of those TOPC MoDT's - and yes i bought it of Ali.Well.. fun thing about those Zen4 Ryzen 7000 mobile chips, is that those are physically same thing you see on the desktop sockets, just soldered and with different TDP. 7945HX is literaly just 7950X but instead of having "100W" as

My experience on AGESA 1.0.0.7b on ASUS Prime X670-P (BIOS 1634 BETA):

• First time since 1414 I got a stable boot with default settings and DDR5-6000 settings (EXPO)
• Manual tweaking is not required any more to get it to boot

On BIOS 1616 I was unable to find any stable setting. By stable I refer to

Thank you so much for the reply! Yeah I totally agree with you hardware wise. My 2950x still works like a charm till this day, I would not doubt the horse power of Ryzen 9 (7950X / 9950X) will offer. Personally I just really want to switch my main machine to the macOS. Also I heard from my friend th

Just a decent specs AMD 7950X 3D Zotaic RTX 5080 OC Edition Trident Z 32 GB Ram 4 TB HDD 2 TB mvme 2 TB SSD Razer Black Widow V4 Pro Keyboard Razer Black shark V2 headphones Razer Deathadder Mouse Nothing over the top

If you want 64GB of RAM, I would not recommend 4 sticks - AM5 Ryzen does not handle 4 sticks of RAM well and there is a good chance you might only be able to hit stock (4800mhz) speeds, and then might not be stable. Aim for 64GB of RAM. Micro Center does offer an upgrade to 64GB (2x32GB) with their

I’ve owned 5 GPD devices and 3 OneXPlayer devices. The first OneXPlayer randomly died at 6 months, and because I didn’t buy it directly from OneXPlayer, they refused the warranty. Another one I bought—my friend’s X1 10.95—came with a 4TB SSD, but the SSD was dead on arrival. They insisted he pay $15

ive reviewed the MS-A1 on my channel (tech guy beau). So far ive only played with the ms-a2 a little but here are my thoughts You lost 1xnvme slot. but still have 3. thats nice You gain an extra usb C on the back. so 2 total. thats nice Fans are a little different. not as much cooling so it runs hot

Hi everyone,

I recently upgraded my gaming PC with new components, but I'm encountering a problem. Despite the upgrade, I’m seeing the same or even slightly lower performance in 3DMark benchmarks compared to my old system. Below are the details of my new setup:

New System:

• Processor: AMD Ryzen 9