PC component retailers packaging tier list so far
F-----: Currys. Thin plastic envelope around dented manufacturers box
D: Orbit. Box with no protection
C: Scan. Bubble envelope
B: VIP via Argos. Thin box with air cushions
A+: Overclockers. Decent box with bubble wrap and free haribo
I bought these mainly to use at home where I mainly use PCs π₯²π₯²π₯²
Well it seems like I can install a 3rd party driver to support LDAC on Windows... What could possibly go wrong......
HMMMMM okay so these headphones appear to sound worse when connected to a PC compared to my old ones, but better connected to an Android device, as far as I can work out this is because the old ones supported aptX but the new ones only support LDAC which is available on Android but not Windows π₯²
For months he's worked at clawing off the protective film on my new PC case. Today, he finally did it! I let him unroll it until he started trying to chew it, and then took the rest off. π
Weirdly Gen 5 SSD prices seem to have come DOWN considerably in the last month while RAM has shot up. What's that about. Feels like these things just fluctuate randomly and you can be up or down Β£100 depending on the phases of the moon
Now i'm wondering if i should get a PCIe gen 4 or 5 SSD. Gen 5 should be much faster but all I see online is redditors going noooo it makes no difference for gaming noooo
OK but what about not gaming. What about analysing 64GB SD card rips like I was doing a month ago. What about that Mr Reddit
with the price of ram inflating I'm wondering if I should just buy some now in case it goes up even more.... I guess it's not coming down until the AI bubble pops
so I've priced up what i think are decent parts excluding a GPU and it's come to Β£1208..... that is still A Lot Of Money.... but i would get a lot of use out of it
the last one I built lasted me over 10 years (admittedly with most of the parts except the CPU and MB being swapped out at some point)