If I could trick a motherboard and cpu by some convincing sharpie marking, changing the 3 to a 4 on my RAM I'd be laughing. Guess I'll just stick with my not totally secure setup and save spending on a newer not totally secure setup just yet. That said, for giggles I did geekbench 4 and got 4089 single core for my 3770 so it ain't all that bad. MC ain't that great but still, ok for gaming.
What ever happened to our Geekbench benchmark thread we did back in 2013? EDIT: Found it. Geekbench 4 on single core at 4.4Ghz 5111, 15041 four threads. (4670K)
That mainly applies to Intel, however as Ryzen only (afaik) supports DDR4 and the faster the better some people have little choice.
Yeah, I've read some interesting results how Ryzen seems to scale better with faster Memory, but isn't it a bit like sourcing a golden sample Ryzen to run 4GHz DDR4? Hopefully the Zen+ will make me want to upgrade.
http://www.businesskorea.co.kr/engl...-boom-nand-flashes-will-continue-4-more-years It's in English-as-a-second language, and Business Korea is like RT/Global Times on the scale of rooting for the home country, but you get the idea. This report is opposite to everything I've read recently as well. So seems everyone has different ideas.
Contrary to unpopular opinion Nandos aren't. * grabs coat * * grabs your coat while I'm at it as I'm a filthy little tea leaf *
All we can hope for now is that prices go down and not stay where they are ('cause you know? greed..). Last night I ate a Mars Bar, and noticed it was so small it was now smaller than a Milky Way. And the Picnic had been on a diet too. Seriously, I feel awfully greedy eating two bars of chocolate but they're friggin so small now. In the USA prices do go up and down. Like gas (petrol) for example. Here in Greedyland however we are constantly being told why things are going to cost more for a while only to find that they then become permanent prices (like gas or petrol for example).
FWIW, some of the shrinkage in mars bars and similar is due to HMG's current stonk on for 'ban/tax all the sugar!'.
Petrol is a terrible example as the price actually does fluctuate (even if the general direction of travel is upwards). Somehow thinking that the UK is massively different from the US when it comes to price inflation is just silly.
It is different. I saw gas go from $2 a gallon up to nearly $4 in a year. That was 10 years ago. I go look at it now, and. Where is that same 50% drop over here? And then how come it's "only" gone up 20 cents a gallon in a decade? Edit. And yes, I am aware the price of oil fluctuates. However, in the USA when it drops massively so do the prices of petrol. Have you EVER seen that happen here? because I haven't. We're already over paying for Brexit even though it hasn't even happened. Inflation my arse, it's all pure greed and tuck ups.
