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What do you intend using it for?

What do you expect - your PC is using as much power as four 100W light bulbs.

No thanks - the 5600X is half the price but performs almost as well in most applications.

It'll all academic now - Nvidia has achieved what it set out to do and get lots of free advertising for ray tracing and DLSS, and have now done a U-turn and walked everything back.

Quite like this:

Ferrari Mondial convertible.

End of first paragraph - "These are the bare minimum requirements, but if a case is challenged or progressed to Court, a detailed Statement would normally be served"

Could be the PS6 or X Box Series Z.

Aston Martin DB7 Volante

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Rotor arm, distributor cap...what are these things :D

Probably the work of some "artist".

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IIRC they will stop you only if it is safe to do so. If not, and they have in-car video evidence then they can issue an speeding ticket/NIP afterwards.

I doubt any game will make use of more than 6 cores for the next few years at least - 50% of people still have quad core CPUs and hardly any games make use of them.

Nobody is forcing you to buy one the instant it becomes available.

A pair of Tannoy 605 Mk. 1s running through a Musical Fidelity X-A2 amplifier

If you do mostly urban driving, then you're never likely to use more than 100hp, so what's the point of having 260 you hardly ever use? You'd be better off with a hybrid or an EV.

It would be much better if you could pay a smaller deposit to reserve one, then the remainder when it arrives in stock.

Yes - because it's pointless. It's only function is to make the official fuel consumption figures look better. The car manufacturers know how the test is run and developed stop-start for precisely that reason.