Not surprised to see ASRock this high in the rankings. I didn't know the brand five years ago but following the recommendation from my local computer shop, I gave it a try.
My last two builds are ASRock based (mobo and GPU) and I'll keep it that way for as long as ASRock remains in business.
I'd add to the list : Devs and publishers doubling down on releasing shitty PC ports that lead enthusiasts thinking that a 24GB VRAM GPU is the standard.
Entry-level? I use a Ryzen 5 5600G coupled with a RX6600XT and I play most of my games at 1440p/120fps no problem. For heavier titles, it hovers around 70-90fps.
A Ryzen 7 5700 would be more than entry-level though. Low-cost on an well-capable gaming AMD build? Hell yes.
Unbelievable how Jacques Martin is somehow still relevant today as a head coach. You look over your shoulder, he's there, lurking in the shadows, waiting for his next stint in the NHL.
Not living in QC either but I swear the voters will enable another 4 years of this CAQ nonsense (not that we're better with Higgs at the helm here).
The closest polling political party is the Parti Québécois, whose platform is based around Quebec forming its own country. The younger generations are mostly left-leaning on the political compass but almost no one wants the province to leave Canada.
Then, the third highest polling party, Québec Solidaire, is left-leaning as well but way more socialist than the PQ. They're often called the "left-extremists."
Bottom line, they're stuck with the CAQ for a fucking while.
Exactly. They're maybe the minority but every one who played D2 and D3 with me along the years have given up on D4 after a month. They preferred going back to D2R.
I wonder what % of the player base has disappeared from the game since launch.
I don't know much about Acer's proprietary software but there must be some place that you can set your battery to charge up to 60-80%. If you plan to use it while plugged most of the time, choose that option, it will extend your battery life.
Yes, with the proper care, your laptop can last you many years. It all comes down to how you handle it and maintain it.
Not surprised to see ASRock this high in the rankings. I didn't know the brand five years ago but following the recommendation from my local computer shop, I gave it a try.
My last two builds are ASRock based (mobo and GPU) and I'll keep it that way for as long as ASRock remains in business.