@Dawelio I'm going to have to confiscate that for..science..
Haha you’re more than welcome to cross the ocean and try to get it@Dawelio I'm going to have to confiscate that for..science..
Added a bunch of nuggets to my "Vintage" iPod collection
@Dawelio I'm going to have to confiscate that for..science..
But then you’d still need to cross the ocean, as how would I recieve your print? ...No need to cross the ocean for that, I can print you one if you want
But then you’d still need to cross the ocean, as how would I recieve your print? ...
Yissss! Lol, you might actually be able too mod some AAA! pkcells into a thick back classic. Would be hilariously stupid along with a clear back.A braaaand neeeeew nuuugg ! But do they fit Puckcells ?
Fair enough ... I'll send it by fax then: RTX3080 FE (Fax Edition)
Yissss! Lol, you might actually be able too mod some AAA! pkcells into a thick back classic. Would be hilariously stupid along with a clear back.
No pics yet, as this is for MissAcoustic bday (in a week) ... But I bought her an Asus Vivobook S14 14" ultrabook, sporting an AMD Ryzen 7 4700U, 16GB of RAM and a 512GB m.2 NMVe.
Lolol, was expecting that. It's in the mail, should reach my door on tuesday.Why no picture of just the box? A picture or it didn't happen!
How is it IRL? Keeb? Build quality? Panel? Eyeing replacing my Microsoft Surface with an Asus 2-in1...already missed one chance at stock.Lolol, was expecting that. It's in the mail, should reach my door on tuesday.
Pic from product page:
Sorry to hear that, may I ask how it just suddenly died? How do you know it’s dead etc? Genuinely interested in what the symptoms and the troubleshooting of it, as in coming to that conclusion. Seeing as I’ve never had a GPU die on me and I have 4 now.A new toy in my system is a GT 710 PCIe x1 1GB (link) I bought months ago for my server, because my GTX 1080 suddenly died.
Seeing RTX 3070 selling between € 1.200 and 1.400 and RTX 3080 between € 1.500 and 2.000, I'm just going to manage with my In Win Chopin with GPU build (RX 460) until this shortage stops. There are worse things in life than not being able to buy a GPU.
How is it IRL? Keeb? Build quality? Panel? Eyeing replacing my Microsoft Surface with an Asus 2-in1...already missed one chance at stock.
Thinking this one: https://store.asus.com/us/item/202101AM090000008/flow-ROG-Flow-X13-Ultra-Slim-2-in-1-Gaming-Laptop,-13.4”-120Hz-Display,-GeForce-GTX-1650,-AMD-Ryzen-9-5900HS,-16GB-LPDDR4X,-1TB-PCIe-SSD,-Wi-Fi-6,-Windows-10,-GV301QH-DS96
I bought my partner a UX393 Zenbook Pro S (black 10th gen), and it is really impressive, even if £1400.My work laptop is an ASUS ZenBook Flip and my girlfriend's is the ASUS VivoBook.
Aside from the glossy touchscreen (which I hate) on my ZenBook, I'm very impressed with the build quality and overall performance, although the metal chassis, while rigid, is quite heavy. I've come from using various "business" laptops over the past few years with the most recent being a Lenovo ThinkPad T480s, and a Dell Latitude 5400. I think the ZenBook offers a lot more for the money than the Lenovo/Dell/HP options around the same price.
My girlfriend's VivoBook has also been performing well for the last couple of months since she's had it. The plastic build isn't as premium as the ZenBook, but it's a lot lighter. Sadly the screen on her model isn't great. It's a TN panel, and I'd highly recommend the IPS option, even for normal office work. Also, I'm not sure what the battery capacity is on the VivoBook, but it only lasts about half as long as my ZenBook, and that's with a slower processor.
If I'm being picky, I'd say that the lack of USB charging on both models has been inconvenient, but that's mainly as we've had regular power failures over the last few months, and we can't charge either laptop from my HyperJuice PD powerbank. A solution for that should be arriving next week in the form of an Eco Flow River portable power station.
My girlfriend's VivoBook has also been performing well for the last couple of months since she's had it. The plastic build isn't as premium as the ZenBook, but it's a lot lighter. Sadly the screen on her model isn't great. It's a TN panel, and I'd highly recommend the IPS option, even for normal office work. Also, I'm not sure what the battery capacity is on the VivoBook, but it only lasts about half as long as my ZenBook, and that's with a slower processor.
If I'm being picky, I'd say that the lack of USB charging on both models has been inconvenient
Maybe it's the older model, because the Vivobook I bought for the missus has a metal chassis and an IPS screen. I didn't bench the battery, yet, but at 50% it still has over 3.5 hours estimated (video streaming mostly)