Only tried my steam deck, just wanna chime in how great steamOS is. It's not just about the hardware.
In fact once valve releases it, i'm sure it will be the step for me to finally leave my windows machine I use for gaming. It's just that smooth, great experience out of the box. No fiddeling.
Anyone in particular? I don't feel taken out of the story by the acting.
I sometimes think the writing is a bit too obvious, but I guess its hard to come up with something original in a universe with this much content. The actors seem believable to me. I enjoy it because Captain pike feels like the captain, a captain Riker would be.
while the search engine, as a website, is fine, do yourself a favor and don't use the browser https://www.reviewgeek.com/118915/duckduckgo-isnt-as-private-as-you-thought/
civclicker a cookie clicker like game about creating your own antique empire https://civclicker.sourceforge.net/
I'm not 100% on memmy, but is there a show source option? That way you could copy the link.
einschließlich desselben Addon-APIs
nichts für ungut, aber entweder heult die community weil die addos aus chrome mal wieder nicht gehen oder weil firefox chrome apis unterstützt.
Ich empfinde es, wenn firefox z.b. Manifest V3 unterstützen wird, als das kleinere Übel
13900k or 4080
now that we are in the nitty gritty, I looked around for some benchmarks.
Photoshop, Lightroom and Adobe Premiere Pro / Davinci Resolve
looks like adobe doesn't utilize the gpu too much
photoshop no difference with better gpu https://www.pugetsystems.com/solutions/photo-editing-workstations/adobe-photoshop/hardware-recommendations/#gpu
lightroom no difference with better gpu https://www.pugetsystems.com/solutions/photo-editing-workstations/adobe-lightroom-classic/hardware-recommendations/#gpu
premerie pro *almost * no difference with better gpu https://www.pugetsystems.com/solutions/video-editing-workstations/adobe-premiere-pro/hardware-recommendations/#gpu
while davinci resolve does
davinci resolve heavily leverages the video card https://www.pugetsystems.com/solutions/video-editing-workstations/davinci-resolve/hardware-recommendations/#gpu
the difference between 13900k and 13700k in photoshop and light room seems negligible to me while there is a difference in premiere pro ~ 8% slower
davinci resolve 4080 vs 4070TI ~6% slower
difference calculation
https://i.imgur.com/FPevTZ2.png I'm no expert on your software, that's you :) And I think it shows because steel-manning an argument for a 4080 seems really hard now with the cold numbers in front of us. It is ultimately up to you and your workloads. In the past, where you more plagued by davinci resolve being slow or adobe? Are you willing to spend 33% more money(358€) on a GPU for 6% performance? (I wouldn't) Would you spend 29% more money(150€) on 8% performance in 1 of the 3 applications? (again I wouldn't)
Wi-Fi, 2.5gig for NAS
The motherboard I suggested has 2.5gig networking and Wi-Fi, in the original reply I wrote that I slashed that, but I checked again and the motherboard has it. You got a full size ATX motherboard, in theory you can add PCIE expansion cards for these purposes when you get to it. For more USB or additional 2.5 gig networking or wi-fi. From my experience especially wi-fi cards seem superior to the onboard wi-fi solutions from most motherboards.
example add-in cards
And once you are sure what you want "under the hood" of the computer, it's coming back to, how do you want it to look. Do you want to flex your shiny RGB computer, or is it under the desk stored safe anyways. Do you want a 2nd monitor or other peripherals, maybe Audio equipment
Cool, I checked out your other link! I liked the 4070TI choice, its a solid card price performance wise. I'm gonna argue with you from here so you can be sure what you want :) Let me make you a counter offer https://es.pcpartpicker.com/list/GM9b4s Are you sure you want a 13900K? I think the 13700K is enough in most cases, maybe get a better GPU from that budget save. I cut the RGB ram and instead opted for a more reasonable priced one. I also added a different cooler around the same price point from a reputable brand. I cut down the Motherboard, do you need wifi? Big cut in the storage department, this one I'm not sure what you need. In theory the smaller 2TB SSD should be enough for normal projects, with the added HDD used for completed projects, but if you're a big data cruncher you might want to revert that, since your original SSD had a bit more performance, be it at a higher price point. I cut down the Power supply, I think 1200W was overspecced. I chose a different case cause 300€ seemed arbitrary high, but leaves you with plenty of room to build. I added some case fans. I chose a higher resolution monitor over refresh rate. You could from here either save the money from the churning or invest it in the 4080 that's why I left both gpus in the list.
Looking forward to your reply!
what's your budget for the pc? You can look around on this website to get an idea. https://pcpartpicker.com/guide/
From my experience dell monitors are pretty accurate color wise, and you probably want IPS over VA or TN in that case too. https://pcpartpicker.com/products/monitor/#X=24000,39735&m=13&D=30000,390000&P=2,7
go early or late in the day when its not hot
Hässliche Beziehungsgrützte auf Kindergartenniveau scheint halt genau zu sein was die Leute lesen wollen und jetzt zurück zu den Kardashians.