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    Hardware support: [Gamers Nexus] $184 Threat to AMD: Intel i5-11400 CPU Review & Benchmarks vs. R5 3600, 5600X, 11600K

    April 02, 2021

    Hardware support: [Gamers Nexus] $184 Threat to AMD: Intel i5-11400 CPU Review & Benchmarks vs. R5 3600, 5600X, 11600K

    [Gamers Nexus] $184 Threat to AMD: Intel i5-11400 CPU Review & Benchmarks vs. R5 3600, 5600X, 11600K

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    Massive Comparison of 23 different 120mm PC fans

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    [Gamers Nexus] $184 Threat to AMD: Intel i5-11400 CPU Review and Benchmarks vs. R5 3600, 5600X, 11600K

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    The Korea Times: "LG appears to pull out of money-losing smartphone business"

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    Userbenchmark - the April Fools that never ends

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    WoW Shadowlands in the technology test: Raytracing shadows spice up the graphics of the 16-year-old game (WoW Shadowlands im Techniktest: Raytracing-Schatten peppen die Grafik des 16 Jahre alten Spiels auf)

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    a 7500RPM SMR HDD, or a 5900RPM CMR HDD, for gaming

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    The Seagate Baracuda or Ironwolf basically. Thanks in advance.

    PS, I know I should be getting an SSD but they're like £150 and that's a lot for me right now.

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    [VideoCardz] ASUS Iris Xe with Intel DG1 GPU tested, slower than Radeon RX 550

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    A reminder that today is the World Backup Day!

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    Don't be an April Fool!

    Backup, backup, backup!

    http://www.worldbackupday.com/en/

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    Is it possible to create a formula to make a general comparison about the gaming performance of various combinations of CPUs and GPUs ?

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    For example, may I take the scores of two CPUs on a specific tests and take the scores of 2 GPUs on specific tests, put them into a formula and say what percentage of fps a cpu-gpu combination results with compared to another CPU-GPU combination when playing a game that perfectly utilizes all the cores available or a game that only utilizes a single core and maybe other details that I can't think of now.

    Does such a formula exist or is it possible to come up with such a formula ?

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    The Scythe Kaze Flex Black - More Kaze?

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