Recent content by ninja_gaydad

you're right, I can't imagine being the electronic equivalent of a hoarder

What half a dozen games are you playing everyday and how is that possible

Ok. Let me rephrase my question: Why do you need ready access to so many games and memory at once? Wouldn't it be easier to just use an external hard drive and reload whatever game you need on to your SSD rather than having a massively over flowing SSD?

Can I ask what it is you are doing that requires fully 4TB of space on an SSD?

I'm new to this forum and I don't know what you guys go for but I'm addicted to watching Steven Seagal films. I'm still only half way through this monstrosity and I've been trying all weekend. View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-N3AM65xZCk&t=297s

so should I break down and buy a ps5 or what? my ps4 still works fine and its basically the centerpiece of my entertainment system. They're only like $400 now so I don't know why I'm hesitating.

it's going to run hot regardless. It sounds like he is trying to shoehorn dated components together.

I live in Wyoming so we have ready access to plutonium and uranium, the centrifuge idea is a good one

I'm talking about all of my systems combined, including my monitors, laptops and server, cumulatively over ten years all still operable.

What always confused me about this debate on consoles versus PCs is not the quality of one or the other. My perspective has always been "how much do I want to spend on an activity and how does it integrate into what I already have". In that sense consoles being plug and play are fantastic...

What's a good beginner mic that can serve both private and business purposes?

well my kids started learning assembly at age 2 and are working on PERL now so I'm not concerned about their prowess with navigating Windows 11. I'm concerned about whether I should spend a little bit now on hardware and expect to spend a little bit more in the short future, or whether it might...

Hello- My twins are turning 4 next month (boy/girl) and I'm trying to think of what would be a good starter gaming computer for the pre-kindergarten age. My instinct is to start off easy with an i7 core and a 3070 chip in a small tower with 32 gig of RAM and just a basic 512 HHD. Times two...