Nvidia's RTX 3050 card is for gamers! Recent reports show that it's beyond inefficient at mining crypto.
CORSAIR now owns ORIGIN PC, which means gamers who purchase future custom ORIGIN PC builds can expect more CORSAIR components in their computers.
An interesting acquisition. I always underestimate just how much business these PC building companies actually do. I suppose that not everyone has an IQ high enough to build one.
You could have a IQ of below 80 and still build a PC.
Step 1 read manuals
2 youtube
3 it's no duferrent from being a child learning what size object and shape goes where.
Maybe people don’t feel comfortable enough to do it themselves, I got my 8700k with a Gtx 1070ti off cyberpower. Swapped out the card with a 2080 on my own. Do I fee comfortable enough building the entire thing and installing windows myself? Absolutely not.
I was referring to his comment on IQ not if someone doesn't feels comfortable or confident.
I bought a prebuilt PC from microcenter, their Powerspec brand. I actually saved money buying a prebuilt and it had the components I was going to buy. I saved even more because it was a customer return.
Did you even read the article? It says right in the first sentence:
(not to be confused with EA’s Origin digital distribution platform)
It was a joke. I've known about the difference between the two companies for years.
Gamers, listen up. The ability to take your game on the road is critical if you want to get good when you’re away from your main setup at home. In a perfect world, you would be able to take your rig on the road with you, but that’s just not an option. The only thing to do is get a good gaming laptop so you don’t have to miss one moment of action.
While PC gaming is still one of the best ways to enjoy gaming, there are still some issues that it needs to overcome.
That's because it's a shit card...
Bad for gaming too!
and awful at everything else!
Well crypto prices are tumbling, will hopefully mean more units of all models will get into gamers hands.
...however, reportedly, are also bad for gaming...