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Or this :) https://www.overclockers.co.uk/inno3d-geforce-rtx-3090-ichill-x4-24gb-gddr6x-pci-express-graphics-card-gx-07l-in.html

You've been blacklisted from amd website as well? ha ha ha. Sucks...I've burned 3 IP addresses trying to get one :(

If I worked there, I'd put in my own order into the system so it reserved one of the GPU's for me ;-)

I respectfully disagree there. You can pay your staff whatever you want, however the government will only give the company back a max of £2,500 per month, or 80% of the wage...whichever is lower.

NVMe is a protocol designed for NAND flash and it's access times...AHCI is more oriented towards spinning platters...The purist in me says use the tool for the job, and go for NVMe :) but you do pay the premium for it.

TBH with the much higher capacities coming out, the NAND flash will have the wear spread across more physical cells, meaning that'll extend the life of the NAND flash by default...

fingers crossed this end too! I'm in the same boat ha!

Any particular reason why you'd want an SSD for a PS4? It makes so little difference you're better off buying a higher capacity HDD...

test test

2017 Mustang GT <3

lololol

If you can prove you have a 6G Mustang, you get first dibs? :D

TBH the GPU will most probably have less electrical interference than the onboard sound processor, and as you seem to have relatively relaxed requirements, I'd stick with HDMI. And before anyone says "Optical doesn't have interference" I don't mean at the connector stage - I mean electrical...

:D;):p

I want an RX 490X whenever that'll be released! Hopefully a Vega 11 GPU with HBM2 :)

Surely the only real reason for going X99 over Z170 is if you want to use SLI/XFire...? Sure you can get more cores...but meh.

What do you use your PC for?

So it's not just me then :D

Hmmm but debt in Japan is not the same as debt in the Western World...The Japanese economy and way of thinking is different. That's not a debt, it's a massive investment in an asset which can only appreciate in value. I'm assuming that's how they managed to get the 1Tn Yen loan.

They whacked the price up of my Sky+HD multi-room to £92 a month. SkyQ is gonna be even more than that...just for TV...pah.