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He's done his research, he's been on Facebook.

Lenovo 5i Pro seems the best bet at the moment. 7i if you're a top revenue earner.

It's an odd spec, I wouldn't really choose 11th Gen Intel over Zen 3 or if you can stretch to 12th Gen Intel. Any reason for three 1TB drives? I'd be tempted to get atleast one if not two 2TB drives, the prices have come down nicely last few months - the WD SN770 2TB is only £170. X570 can be...

I would out your OS and most used games on the PCIE gen 4 drive. In all honesty there's no noticeable difference whatever you do. What's your planned spec? Do you already have the drives?

Deals from eBay sellers have specific criteria on HUKD. You get an alert when the deal is posted but they're usually removed a few minutes later if they don't meet the criteria.

I don't think a QD OLED is planned in that size.

Install a CIWS system in every classroom too. Could be painted nice and colourful for the kiddies.

One that doesn't like kids being killed.

All part of the American dream.

And the kids keep dying.

Those run times are longer than many movies. Lots of CGI (typicqlly better than plenty of recent movies) isn't cheap either. I hope it reflects the confidence Netflix have in telling the story well and bring it to a decent conclusion.

Or a milk float that launches Brimstones :cry:

Their UK repairer is an absolute shambles.

As I understand it Mini-LED is a type of local dimming which has issues with blooming. Micro-LED is meant to be per pixel illumination like OLED so doesn't have blooming.

I like how you don't have the same caveat for Intel chips as you do for Zen 4. Even if they don't perform well you still buy them :cry:

He had a real stiffy for AVX-512 during 11th Gen despite admitting he had no use for it, then lost interest in it for 12th Gen as its disabled when the E cores are enabled iirc. Absolute clown.

Many GP practices have moved away from named doctors, even more reason for quick access to a patients records being vital.

Ah the joys of K2, awful system, have you tried Symphony? That is absolutely hideous, whoever programmed that UI needs to be shot.

It functioned some of the time, there was no redudancy and it was terribly inefficient. Once a record was lost that was it, it was gone forever. Yes you didn't get whole site failures often but it needed to go as paper notes were just dangerous. The current electronic systems are a total mess...

It was mad before electronic records. 3 days after your patient arrived 12 folders of notes would be dug out of the archive. You'd spend ages trying to find what you needed. Patient would turn up to clinic with no notes so you'd waste ages trying just to figure out what had happened previously...