The UK’s data protection laws are finally starting to kick in more from when I’ve heard. The UK Online Safety Act has been in the news lately. I wonder if that might be making some companies react. I don’t know for sure of course, just a thought.
March 11, 2025 at 12:17 AM
The UK’s data protection laws are finally starting to kick in more from when I’ve heard. The UK Online Safety Act has been in the news lately. I wonder if that might be making some companies react. I don’t know for sure of course, just a thought.
Next overall best thing to do for a really zippy system is to pick a motherboard with at least 2 NVMe drive slots and use NVMe drives. I say two because I like gaming a dedicated games drive, but that’s me. Could also do one larger drive for budget reasons.
December 15, 2024 at 5:40 PM
Next overall best thing to do for a really zippy system is to pick a motherboard with at least 2 NVMe drive slots and use NVMe drives. I say two because I like gaming a dedicated games drive, but that’s me. Could also do one larger drive for budget reasons.
Go here: www.cpubenchmark.net/high_end_cpu...
Scroll down until you find your price point. Pick a few from AMD & Intel.
Go here: pcpartpicker.com
Do builds with those CPUs to compare overall system price.
Personally, I’d put AMD > Intel at the moment.
Scroll down until you find your price point. Pick a few from AMD & Intel.
Go here: pcpartpicker.com
Do builds with those CPUs to compare overall system price.
Personally, I’d put AMD > Intel at the moment.
December 15, 2024 at 5:34 PM
Go here: www.cpubenchmark.net/high_end_cpu...
Scroll down until you find your price point. Pick a few from AMD & Intel.
Go here: pcpartpicker.com
Do builds with those CPUs to compare overall system price.
Personally, I’d put AMD > Intel at the moment.
Scroll down until you find your price point. Pick a few from AMD & Intel.
Go here: pcpartpicker.com
Do builds with those CPUs to compare overall system price.
Personally, I’d put AMD > Intel at the moment.