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WAD uninstaller from Waninkokouninstall your WADs using this. This deletes everything (tickets!) which is better than using the data management way.
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  • Psionic Roshambo @ Psionic Roshambo:
    The LAN port is nice IF you can make use of it.....
  • K3Nv3 @ K3Nv3:
    LAN should always be the way to go for desktops highly doubt we'll see 15gb realistic use cases for in home anytime soon
  • Psionic Roshambo @ Psionic Roshambo:
    I can plug my PC in right now over LAN but it's a rather rare and temporary set up, kind of like sitting with the door open and my PC this way. I can look outside see the lake and the birds and snakes and alligators....
  • Psionic Roshambo @ Psionic Roshambo:
    I have two like 5 foot tall sand cranes outside right now by the lake
  • BigOnYa @ BigOnYa:
    @Psionic Roshambo, You don't like Gigabyte? I like them. I've bought ASUS board n dead on arrival and had MSI board die on me after few months, but never had any issues with Gigabyte MB.
  • Psionic Roshambo @ Psionic Roshambo:
    Girlfriend always says "Why do you wave to them, they will not wave back." I had to tell her the truth, it's not for them that I wave lol
  • Psionic Roshambo @ Psionic Roshambo:
    I have had all the brands hmmm probably right now ASRock is my favorite.
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  • K3Nv3 @ K3Nv3:
    Gigabyte has shit bios presets
  • Psionic Roshambo @ Psionic Roshambo:
    Asus.... I have had multiple failures...
  • Psionic Roshambo @ Psionic Roshambo:
    Gigabyte I have had one failure, but it was on the super low end and it was an old system to lots of heavy use on a mobo that was probably taxed to it's limits.
  • K3Nv3 @ K3Nv3:
    I've had failure with ASRock before
  • Psionic Roshambo @ Psionic Roshambo:
    So my not liking them is several bad stories recently
  • K3Nv3 @ K3Nv3:
    Gigabyte is just decent because it's midpriced and has everything you need
  • Psionic Roshambo @ Psionic Roshambo:
    I guess some of me not liking them is based on when I worked at Dell... They did a lot of the boards for Dell at the time and some of them where just ass.... Like 20% failure rate on some of them in 2 years. I suspect a lot of it was when all those bad caps got into the supply chain.
  • Psionic Roshambo @ Psionic Roshambo:
    At the time Dell was the number one PC seller and popular plus cheap mobo plus bad caps plus going from XP to Vista.... it was just a bad time for the entire PC industry lol
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  • K3Nv3 @ K3Nv3:
    Are all 650 series boards AM5 now
  • Psionic Roshambo @ Psionic Roshambo:
    Hell if I know lol
  • K3Nv3 @ K3Nv3:
    Would be nice to have ddr5 and not need to buy a brand new cpu every time
  • Psionic Roshambo @ Psionic Roshambo:
    Well the memory controller being built into the CPU kind of makes that a necessary thing?
  • Psionic Roshambo @ Psionic Roshambo:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HWQJ1R7rrCk
  • K3Nv3 @ K3Nv3:
    Some am4 cpus would be enough to take advantage of that?
  • K3Nv3 @ K3Nv3:
    Or wouldn't
  • Psionic Roshambo @ Psionic Roshambo:
    Oh the CPU can always always use faster RAM
  • K3Nv3 @ K3Nv3:
    Depending on workload am4 will still be solid for a while
  • Psionic Roshambo @ Psionic Roshambo:
    When the memory controller was built into the Northbridge chipset, some old mobos would support like DDR1 and DDR2 RAM at the same time sort of, like you could use either RAM but not at the same time I think?
    Psionic Roshambo @ Psionic Roshambo: When the memory controller was built into the Northbridge chipset, some old mobos would support...