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Thanks £500 is my max, so the second model you've linked would be within budget.

I'm looking for a machine to go bean to cup, preferably 2 cups at a time but not essential. I've looked at the Breville Barista Max+ at £350 and it looks good, but I'm no expert so please help me spend my money wisely! Budget £500 max TIA

If I was to buy 250 ohm headphones then would I need a sound card to power them properly from the PC? Headphones are Beyerdynamic DT990 Pro Thanks

I cancelled mine when Price Philip popped his clogs as the coverage just opened my eyes to how effortlessly they'll warp the facts when it suits them. I have no intention of giving them another penny even though I still watch iPlayer regularly.

Where did you pick it up at that price, if you don't mind me asking?

Well, hello there...

I went for the 7900XT and the equivalent IIRC was the 4080 at £250 more, so the AMD option definitely worked for me.

As previously stated, I'm now enjoying older games with hardware that can do it justice, so currently... Cyberpunk on the "big rig". Modded Skyrim on the gaming laptop (sweet, sweet nostalgia) Shadow of War for the odd couch potato on the big screen I can't see that list changing for a while...

I don't think it's going to happen.

I've just started a new game and installed some essential mods only as it's a gaming laptop I'm using. It's going great guns with a solid 80fps @ 2560*1600 and I was wondering, is there such a thing as a light weight ENB that will improve visuals without crushing the performance?

Grr... :mad:

Don't panic it's just a slow news week. If William so much as breaks a fingernail, then they'll all be bubbling and sending their thoughts and prayers; North Korea mode engaged.

Thankfully, they haven't made it a compulsory purchase yet. :)

:cry:

Could you look to that mod (Nolvus), please?

It looks great at 3440*1440 OLED @ 120Hz. I can only imagine how awful the PS4 would look and perform in comparison.

7900XT @ £690 is doing just fine for me. Would we really expect Intel to provide that level of performance for £500? Anyway, I'm quite happy to skip this upcoming generation if Nvidia prices are still north of £700 for a decent performance lift, but you never know, they like to pull a random...

I am keeping it, I need another.