Poll Syndicate

What?

When you need to hit 75 (V-Sync), then every dip below 75 becomes noticeable.
When you can be somewhere between 44 and 75, FPS is meaningless, it feels smooth.

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So it does it’s job… That’s all I can ask…

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  • Elitist

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Dammit there has to be a way to get a video in a poll…

Poll at the end lol

Should I abandon the AMD FX 8350 in favor for Ryzen?

  • Yes
  • No

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Does your current CPU work for you? In which case it doesn’t matter (yet)
But when upgrading, I would say you get more for your money with AMD.
As much of a fanboy as I am, I can admit Intel does do better processors, but the price difference isn’t worth it most of the time.
YMMV

Especially if you hold on for Ryzen 3000 (Zen 2 cores)… Already even the R3 are faster than the FX chips, and Zen2 is expected to boost performance even more.

How many corners does a lighthouse have?

  • One
  • Hundreds (where each brick joins)
  • As many as the forum

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Having a dilemma currently.
Travelling to buy a car is a pain but I think it might be worth the hassle.

  • Travel 2 hours (4 hours total back and forth) to buy a used vehicle.
  • Buy local car but pay twice as much for better features and interior.

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Is that a serious question? Save half the money dude, cone on…

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woops forgot to add another detail to the last option.
Edit, huh so editing removes votes, now I know…

Well, that changes the entire thing…
It depends how much you really care about the features and what not. If you can go without them then just save your money. Of you need them - then you don’t really have a choice…

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Tough one…

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Ill post the pics of the specific vehicles (inb4 brand reeeing :stuck_out_tongue:)
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Decently priced GMC Sierra with cloth interior, V8 2X4 drive (we dont tow much anyways so no need for 4wd)

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Chevy High Country, comes with all the bells and whistles.

Two hours travel isn’t far.
Do it.

are you going to regret missing those features later? if not, drive the distance and save the money

If 4x4 isn’t a desired feature then I’d just drive the 2 hours and save a buncha money. Personally, I don’t care about 4x4 for towing, but it’s nice for snow and light off-road use.

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Towing is why RWD works well. 4WD is why I won’t ever own another vehicle without it (snow, wet traction, etc.).