I've had an interest in photography all my life, and was into 3D rendering in my teens. I always thought I had a grasp on lighting, but the thing that really clicked for me was the one time I was sitting behind a bald man on a bus, watching the world reflected on his head.
People are reflective.

It's using about half that in games (70-120W), but Ryzens use ~50-65w in the same situations, so it's still hard to justify.

Uh oh, that means they'll be looking to patent the concept of a "pop-up store". Anyone looking to start their own had better watch out for a cease and desist from Nintendo's lawyers.

Too late Ken, your brother Kev already broke the news 😊

The only part that stands out is the storage, it's a bit on the slow & small side and I could see it potentially being full of old proxies and stuff. Look into a decent sized NVME SSD, and a fresh Windows installation. You can always put it into a new PC later if needed.

What temerity you have, thinking you can stand among such towering intellects as Jake Paul! What gall!

One of my favourite places to visit! The rendering distance from the Jungfraujoch was amazing