Still think TITNC3: Return of the Iceberg was peak

yea AMD is solid now days, it does like higher frequency RAM though so when choosing new RAM go for the higher MHz

 

He said:

Crap just realized the AMD one is windows 11 and the intel one is windows 10. That’s why the intel chip is 2020 and the AMD is 2021 CPU…


That’s up to you on which operation system you want to work with. I’ll be sticking with windows 10 for the next 3-4 years until it goes EOL.


Yes there are 4 slots for the Intel and the AMD as well. I looked up the specific motherboards.

So I guess it doesn't really matter which one I pick. Idk

 

Make sure you get a decent 144 or 240 hz monitor for your fancy new 'puter. Be a shame to sit there browsing TW on a 30 series gpu at 60hz

 

You mean don't plug it in to my old 20" monitor from 2013? I'm going to get a 32" curved Samsung or LG idk yet.

 

also if i remember right the "G" in the 5700G for AMD usually meant it was a lower tier CPU idk dont quote me on that

you could always youtube the i7 vs the AMD version and see the pros/cons

 

I think I'm leaning toward the Intel. I like the case better, more fans, and it was more expensive originally.

 

Just see if you can get 2 of these...

 

I find renter's insurance to be a lot cheaper.

 

@scottstrong89

https://www.cyberpowerpc.com/system/IEM-Champion

I've bought 3 rigs from them in the past, never had an issue

 

No more $NRGU...it's returned it's gains through intermittent rapid declines of the underlying...
I swapped over to $VET...and son of a bitch it beat the 3x leveraged...
Check out the charts...

 

Right when I thought I had my mind made up. Thanks, I'll check it out.

 

Look at this fancy borg cube nonsense

 

Only things I'll add to the PC discussion are:
1. NVME > SSD, all day
2. To view graphs over the web, the specs mentioned seem excessive to me.


<-- Career IT person, albeit not a Windows person. UNIX/Linux/Openstack/Kubernetes

 

Excessive? You haven’t been around this thread long enough

 

I felt like our desire for bacon alone was excessive

 

LOL, although there is a part of me thinking I've been here too long. But I am having fun, so there is that.

 

Looking at computershared.net's tracking of GME, seems that "insider" holding of GME dropped 6 million yesterday....

 

They are jumping ship

 

There should be a filing to view now or within days, depending on what occurred.

Today is apparently Cohen's anniversary joining the board; so maybe this indicates some more board shuffling action?

https://www.sec.gov/files/forms-3-4-5.pdf

Form 3 "must be filed within 10 days after the person becomes an insider"

"When a person becomes an insider (for example, when they are hired as an officer or director.)"

Form 4 "must be filed within two business days following the transaction date."

"With this form filing, the public is made aware of the insider’s various transactions in company securities, including the amount purchased or sold and the price per share."

Form 5 "is generally due to the SEC no later than 45 days after the company’s fiscal year ends."

Form 5 is some longwinded stuff that isn't... this.

 

I don't see anybody talking about it anywhere. Guess we'll just wait for the forms or see if it's another reporting "glitch"