It's good practice to check multiple reviews. GamersNexus has very good reviews though, if I ever had to place my trust in just one review it would be theirs.
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They are so quiet while pushing so much air, it's fantastic.
Noctua is fantastic, their products are well worth the asking price. They are the only fans I will ever buy.
The NH-D15 performs as well/better as most 240mm radiators. More than that though and liquid coolers are still king, especially when paired with Noctua fans.
(Oh and Noctua are developing an AIO, well a pump-less one)
Didn't the UK just pass a bill allowing AI companies to use copyright content for free? The BBC should have been covering that bill more instead of constant articles about poor israel suffering.
we are shifting to boiling taps too now
Greece is a very corrupt country.
1000 people is such an irrelevant data set.
16-34 is such a massive age range, a 34 year old is completely different to a 16 year old.
Where was the poll even posted? Media like this is what's causing our problems. It's just cherry picking for headlines.
Yeah, of course, not all responses are bad. Some are informative and add more context, but a lot are just trolls.
Some games are supposed to be hard and that's the only place that kind of comment would be justified.
If a game is so slow to start that it can't show you what it is about in 2 hours, then it is just a poorly designed game, or intentionally designed to tip you over the refund window.
Used to be the case you'd get discussion, now it's very much just trolls or diehard fans of the game that trawl through the reviews refuting any criticism. Honestly, I noticed a shift in general, standards for games has definitely lowered. I think a lot of the new generation literally don't know what they missed and their baseline is live service shite.
Indie games are the way to go, I don't play any big games anymore, because they are always dogshit disappointments. The way I see it, generally the more it's marketed, the worse it's going to be.
Yeah, you can leave them set pretty high and they basically make no noise. No point having them drop super low, or go super high, as they push a lot of air for the noise they make. With a good hysteresis function, as you say, hardly ever hear them ramping.