I never really thought about women competing in lumberjack sports, but seeing these world record breakers is actually pretty impressive. It's cool to see more women getting into these traditionally heavy-duty physical competitions. Do you think more "extreme" traditional sports will see a similar surge in female athletes soon?
It’s always such a bummer when a local driver ends up causing all the chaos... just look at the 2018 Canadian Grand Prix where Stroll slammed into Hartley, or back in the 1994 Belgian Grand Prix when Philippe Adams had to pull out
The 2008 Brazil Grand Prix. For me, it was easily the most beautiful race ever... You could just feel that day that Formula 1 had finally found its next big star for the seasons to come... Lewis Hamilton...
ruggedhawk20 said:Which one? Verstappen, Rosset, or Inoue?
I'd have to say Verstappen... you're probably thinking of that wild race back in '96 where only three cars actually made it to the finish line at the Monaco Grand Prix...
I wouldn't call myself a hardcore gamer, so I don't really feel the need to jump all the way up to an Intel Core i7 7700 or an i7 8700... When it comes to video games, I'm much more drawn to those massive open-world titles... things like Far Cry 3 or GTA 5...
Timothy Kim60 said:If we're talking about really demanding AAA titles and high graphical settings, this card isn't going to cut it for 1080p at 144Hz, let alone hitting 60 or 75 FPS at 1440p.
Then again, most people grab a 144Hz monitor specifically for those fast-paced esports titles where this CPU and GPU combo actually shines—it might even be a little overkill for games like Counter-Strike, Dota 2, League of Legends, Overwatch, or Fortnite.
That's exactly right... once you start cranking down all the settings, you're still only seeing about 30 FPS...
Zachary Nguyen2, technology is moving so fast these days... and Dell put this specific build together because those processors come with integrated Vega graphics... which can manage to push games like Apex, Fortnite, or PUBG at around 30 fps...
Thanks for the advice, User123. I saw this video where a guy didn't have the actual mounting bracket for his SSD, so he just used some screws to secure it directly to the side panel near the HDD and optical drive bays...
I'm currently deciding whether to toss in either a 120 GB Patriot Burst or this 256 GB Crucial 850... It'll just be one of those two...
I’m thinking about putting together a build down the road that’s just straightforward and functional—nothing flashy like RGB lighting, LEDs, or tempered glass cases...
To be more specific, I want to stick with my current case, grab a new power supply with at least 600W that has the right connectors for the GPU (either 6-pin or 8-pin), and hunt down these parts:
CPU: i7-6700 RAM: 16 GB at 2166 MHz HDD:😳my old 500 GB drive SSD: 120 or 240 GB (which one would you recommend?) GPU: RTX 3060 Cooling: any decent FaZe Clan cooler PSU: 600W (with 6-pin/8-pin support)
By the way, is it possible to secure an SSD using zip ties on the side of the case to stop it from vibrating, and then just plug it in with a SATA cable later on?