So anyone interested in the upcoming Intel graphics cards? Yeah, neither am I, to be honest but we were discussing buyers remorse in another thread, and I was thinking that if Intel has some hidden winner, like with Tiger Lake, this would be the best buyers remorse there can be. The likelihood of this happening is not very big, but still.
Hey man, we troll each other, we call each other names, but this is quite the community, I'd say! Especially in a sea of politically correct bullshit out there, I love to have this for escapism, especially in these strange times!
Wouldn't be right if we can't call each other cunts after knowing people for a decade or more.
At least I wish we could be harsh towards each other, with at the end of the day knowing we're a community and that if you needed help: people will help you. Even if we aren't besties or even on good terms.
Hey man, we troll each other, we call each other names, but this is quite the community, I'd say! Especially in a sea of politically correct bullshit out there, I love to have this for escapism, especially in these strange times!
Ok, Thanks for bringing up the thread so I can move it where it belogns.
"Enlightenment is man's emergence from his self-imposed nonage. Nonage is the inability to use one's own understanding without another's guidance. This nonage is self-imposed if its cause lies not in lack of understanding but in indecision and lack of courage to use one's own mind without another's guidance. Dare to know! (Sapere aude.) "Have the courage to use your own understanding," is therefore the motto of the enlightenment."
A federal jury in Waco, Texas, ruled today that Intel must pay $2.18 billion in damages to VLSI, a semiconductor design firm, for violating two of its patents. Damages for one patent violation weigh in at $1.5 billion, while the other totals $675 million. The broader case is still ongoing, though, as VLSI has sued Intel in several states, spanning California, Delaware, and Texas, for damages associated with six other alleged patent violations.
I was able to preorder an i7 12700k + an ASUS motherboard, the latter was quite expensive for something mid-tier. However, I can't find any DDR5 in RO or on amazon and the listing prices I've seen for a 2x16 kit are quite scary.
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but we were discussing buyers remorse in another thread, and I was thinking that if Intel has some hidden winner, like with Tiger Lake, this would be the best buyers remorse there can be. The likelihood of this happening is not very big, but still. 
