Went last night with my 8 and 10 yo daughters who are casual Minecraft players. They loved it and the theater was full of teens who were clearly more advanced players, ha. Lots of clapping and cheering. That was the most fun I've had at a movie in a long time. 10/10.
Yuki gets too angry on the radio so clearly he's not a fit for RBR.
But for real he was incredible today. I was bummed over the break to hear he didn't fill Sergio's seat, especially after taking it to Ricciardo.
This GPU market is wild...again of course. I bought a used 6700xt off eBay in Sept last year for 230. Now they are going for 300+ for a fairly mid-tier card.
I'm a Civ noob and have read this elsewhere. Considering giving Civ5 or Civ6 a shot. Leaning towards 6 since it seems to be more friendly to those who are coming at it fresh but may lack some of the depth of strategy in Civ5.
Similar for me last August. It'd been since the AMD Athlon days when I built my last PC and I was blown away by how cost efficient it is to build a powerful machine. Plus the headaches of troubleshooting hardware/driver issues were non-existent.
Not as powerful as yours, didn't get the x3D CPU and picked up a used GPU off eBay. Did opt for AM5 architecture, though.
Ryzen 7 7700x
6700 xt GPU, 12GB VRAM
32GB DDR5 RAM
Next I'd like to upgrade my 60Hz IPS monitors. OLED maybe??
Have had Sonos for years and kind of figured most of their development went into the hardware and connectivity therein. The app has always played second fiddle to their equipment that always just seemed to work and sound great to me. I had no idea about all of the app issues.
They didn't ignore Leclerc. It was one of the main themes of the race. And the reason they didn't show Hamilton's last lap pass was because Norris crossed the finish line about when it happened. Lots of ins outs and what have yous.
It took me two of his books, but I'm fully committed to Alastair Reynolds' Revelation Space/Chasm City/Glitter Band world he built. Currently on the 3rd book of that whole series.