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Alejandro Jodorowsky in Movies ·
Richard Wilson4 said:The guy's a total fraud. I really hope we don't have to see every single Duno discussion dragged back to him...

The way he built his version of the world of mountains is fantastic and holds plenty of merit. I wouldn't call him a fraud; he's more of an eccentric.
Alejandro Jodorowsky in Movies ·
Paul Anderson7 said:After hearing so much about his unique vision regarding Dino, I finally decided to dive into his filmography. I started with Holy Mountain, which was made a few years prior, and I have to say, it’s incredibly captivating.
To be honest, it didn't immediately spark a massive urge to binge his entire catalog, though I am starting to reconsider. Capturing Dino on film would be a tall order because he's such a singular individual, but I can't help but wonder how he'd tackle adapting the book. Having read it myself, I think translating that story to the screen would be an uphill battle—maybe even impossible. The fact that he hasn't actually read the book suggests he's aware that he might miss the mark, and honestly, I think he's right; it probably wouldn't satisfy die-hard fans of the novel. It likely wouldn't hit the mark with a mainstream audience either, given just how distinct and idiosyncratic his style is.

What he actually produced wasn't Dune; it was just a film featuring characters inspired by Dune, twisted through his own eccentric lens.

And clearly, an accurate adaptation is possible, considering the film released last year followed the book quite faithfully.
Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery (2022) in Movies ·
Grace Sanchez50 said:Why on earth would you bother watching the sequel if you didn't even like any of his work from Brick, and clearly weren't a fan of Knives Out? If a director lets you down once or twice, fine, whatever—but four times in a row? You have to draw the line somewhere...

Correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't you watch Better Call Saul week after week despite constantly claiming it was terrible?
GPU Buying Guide - (Read first post) in Desktops ·
Exactly, the whole mining craze was driven by Bitcoin, not Ethereum.
12nm
GPU Buying Guide - (Read first post) in Desktops ·
There is absolutely no Bottleneck occurring with that processor.
In my testing, only a 1080ti managed to Bottleneck the Celeron, and that card is miles ahead of a GTX 1060.
Samuel Castillo49 said:Did an RX 580 8GB seriously drop down to $333? That would easily be the greatest hardware deal of the century.

Maybe back last year 🙂
Ripjaws 2x16GB is available over at Computer Universe $300
How does this RAM perform with a Ryzen compared to something like Corsair?
Timothy Kim60 said:I haven't run into any issues so far. Using Spanish sites, Amazon UK, and so on.

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That’s my exact strategy too—grabbed the RAM first before prices spiked (it sat around for two months, but I saved $167), then picked up the CPU during Black Friday, and now I'm looking at the motherboard.

I'm leaning towards G.Skill.
They might be slightly pricier, but the Trident Z series is thoroughly proven with Ryzen.

As for the board, absolutely. I won't see ch7 at this price point again for at least a year and a half, and honestly, it's an incredible deal considering this is a top-of-the-line board. For an X570, the only real drawbacks are the lack of support for ultra-fast RAM (which is negligible) and PCI 4.0. Look, I won't be maxing out 2.0 anyway, and I definitely won't be using an NVMe.
Timothy Kim60 said:When it comes to gaming, the Ryzen 5 3600 outperforms the Ryzen 7 2700.

The Ryzen 7 2700 X370 C6H is an absolute beast compared to the X470 Prime Pro. My X370 Prime Pro actually holds its own better because they didn't skimp on the heatsink design.
Regarding the motherboard, I believe it's the ultimate choice—nothing beats it now, and nothing will ever top it for $333. Once the official ABBA BIOS drops (which is just a matter of time), it’ll be perfect.

By the way, voltage spikes up to 1.5v are perfectly normal for Ryzen 3000 series processors.



As for the other Navi GPUs, we might be waiting a while (check Hardware Unboxed for updates). Due to massive demand for 7nm chips, the 16-core version is likely delayed, and the other Navi cards and Threadrippers probably won't arrive anytime soon for the same reason.

I went ahead and ordered it.
I'll let it sit on the shelf for a couple of months, then once Black Friday rolls around, I'll see about grabbing a 3700X. If not, a standard 3600 will go in there.

What RAM are you running? Looking at the options, the lower latency kits (c15, c14) aren't even worth the extra cost; the Trident Z c16 is almost a better value.$167 :S
Timothy Kim60 said:There’s an update coming for $350 soon too. The Ryzen 3000 was a bit of a rough ride with those early BIOS versions, but word is the situation is great now thanks to the ABBA BIOS click

The only downside is that Future, and likely US retailers, are offering a 2-year warranty instead of the standard 3 years from ASUS. It's probably some importer from overseas. Regardless, we are talking about a high-end board at a mid-range price point. Including those two GPUs mentioned above, ASUS has actually been hitting us with some decent discounts lately.

hmm.. yeah, those voltages are starting to look familiar. At least they aren't hitting 1.5V like some of those 570 boards

I don't know, I'm still on the fence. Honestly, I'm just waiting for graphics cards to drop in price or for at least a cheaper AMD alternative to hit the market.
I'm not sure if it's even worth grabbing this board right now if it costs me the same as, say, an X470 Prime Pro.

I've even been thinking about just picking up a 2700 lately since the price is lower $600
Timothy Kim60 said:ROG Crosshair VI Hero AMD X370 ATX - $363

Accidentally clicked the link—it's on sale again.
Timothy Kim60 said:here

Nice.
I was planning on picking up a specific build toward the end of the year, but seeing a number this massive makes me want to just pull the trigger on this one right now.
Timothy Kim60 said:Flagship ASUS X370 motherboard for $367

https://www.amazon.com/asus-motherboard-x370/

This thing is an absolute beast. Does anyone know if there are any issues running newer CPUs on it? From what I can see, a lot of the BIOS updates still feel a bit unpolished.
GPU Buying Guide - (Read first post) in Desktops ·
There were plenty of theories flying around, but the benchmarks proved it’s nothing more than an overused cliché.
The pricing here is actually quite solid.
It’s definitely worth picking up $283 for the 570
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Musk's car company in Feedback & Suggestions ·
It looks like everything is just going back to the way it always was.

👎

It’s a shame. This thread was actually interesting until the trolls took it over.
Musk's car company in Feedback & Suggestions ·
Is there anyone here from the business sector moderating this thread?

This entire discussion has completely derailed because of the constant trolling, insults, and ego-tripping coming from a few specific individuals.

The people attacking Musk are being incredibly distasteful, while his supporters respond by insulting and trolling them, creating an endless, toxic loop.

Any actual meaningful insight gets drowned out by this massive wave of trolls.

smart bitch used to keep things under control, but I'm not sure if they're away or what happened, but something needs to be done about this.
GPU Buying Guide - (Read first post) in Desktops ·
By default, this card should come with a zero RPM mode enabled so the fans don't even spin until it hits a certain temperature.

I personally keep mine running at up to 1200rpm because they are completely silent.