Schmuppes

So you mean they're round.

Yeah no shit. The thing is, those supercars are insanely loud from factory. I was behind a pair of Diablo SVs in a traffic jam on the motorway once, and even then they pretty much drowned out the sound of the little 500 cc motorcycle engine between my legs. I have no idea how those things are deemed street legal.

Edit: It's not about the revs alone, but also engine load. 3000 rpm stationary might be relatively quiet, but 3000 rpm with the throttle blades wide open is an entirely different matter.

That car cruising at 30 mph in the city is probably louder than a Honda Civic when you put the loud pedal all the way down on the freeway.

It definitely has its rough edges and is not everybody's cup of tea. I love it and the announcement of the second game has prompted me to start my fourth run. It is unlike any other game, really.

Shitting my pants because I was ambushed in a forest always was my favourite part. I probably have 150+ heart rate when some masked dudes charge at me shouting things in Hungarian every single time it happens.

That's what was initially rumoured. From what we know now, they could release (or at least be unveiled) as early as this year. Board partners are busy with RDNA 4, or so it is claimed. I'm pretty impatient after a good 7-year run with my watercooled Vega 56.

Edit: can't find the source, maybe it's wishful thinking.

The question is, when will those chips be announced and released? I have pre-ordered (against common sense) my copy of Kingdom Come: Deliverance II. I'd love to have a fresh card by then, but I'd probably go for a 7800/7900 in case the 8000-series release happens to take until we'll into the first half of 2025.

I think I read about minor improvements in Zen 3 as well.

Personal Vietnam survivor right there.

Someone who thinks "One less sucker and loser that we have to pay money for".

Didn't sound like you were geniunely asking for advice on how to decipher. To me, the post title is more or less "Wtf is this shit?".

Edit: Which is exactly what the subtitle said.

Academy award winning documentary no less.