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Is DCS 2.5 using vulkan already? DX11+R7 will bottle-neck the 1080Ti. current Ryzens dont have the single core perf to do keep up. I dont expect this to be an issue with Vulkan because then R7's will be firing on all cylinders (cores).

LULed hard :D dat holdo B*tch

the last photo, already heading away.

The car was parked in orbit for a few hours yesterday but the second stage was lit again after that, and it has been sent away from earth by now.

Elon musk already saved 2018 from being a terrible year. :) (that was what the people said in 1969 ;) )

Look who he is! :D Welcome back bro

the car is being streamed live from orbit :D aBr2kKAHN6M

no biggie, bugs are supposed to be ironed out, just glad the cargo has been successfully deployed and that proves the concept.

THAT WAS AMAZING the car is now playing space oddity on a continuous loop on its way to mars LOL :D 4Dohbin-TAQ joeivte8MYM

But at the same time a quake happened on Taiwan. This will be the age of second hand DIY building :D I will sell my PC for 100.000$ see specs below :D

Krypto currency crashing now, might see lots of GFX on the second hand market soon. The bubble is bursting.

I almost forgot. Aren't the Iraqui and Egyptian Vipers limited to Sparrow? AFAIK those 2 operators were off limits for AMRAAMs exports but I might be mistaken I'm speaking of my own memory.

The sparrow was a cheap upgrade and sparrows plentiful in the inventory. The AMRAAM didnt come before 1992.

PoAF's original order of F-16's (there were 2 orders) was of the ADF variant back in 1994. They had the exact same radar APG-66 as standard block 15, 10 and 5, then only difference was that they had an additional radar mode and wiring to 2 stations on the wings specifically for the Sparrow. The government at the time specifically wanted a plane with BVR capability, however we had no public information available if the missiles were infact ever acquired either directly from the manufacturer or from another allied country inventory (the second batch was purchased in 1999 for the intent of MLU conversion). The Italian ADF's even had AMRAAM compatibility. But they entered service later with the intent as serving stop gap for the Typhoon only.

My old GTX 970 was running DCS in 1440p just fine. You are not required to replace it, even though there would be definitely a difference in performance.

PoAF officially retires the Alpha Jet. It's left without replacement sadly. -7LFe6l-pVI

we still got stock at 800€ in my country but thats more than the average salary and few people consider buying them anyway. If your living like in germany you can get a cheap flight and save LOTS of dough ! :D just sayin

And then it's back up again 2weeks later. It's very volatile. This is something the manufacturers have to take in account for their product portfolio and we have to deal with it in the meantime.

Real thaw now live in the Iberia peninsula. es7yeVCLe18

It's the perfect Storm. AMD only has one interesting card to compete with NVIDIA the VEGA 56 and they are in short supply. The custom models are nowhere to be seen. There has beem so MUCH delay from the partners, and most of that is partly due to AMD and their plan to stick with HBM2. Therefore, everytime miner business surges NVIDIA charges whatever it wants. Glad I bought my 1080Ti back in may.

if you cannot reproduce it dont worry. The Z370 BIOSes are still green and hickups will happen.

You know what? Marketing department @ Intel are geniuses. More so than their Engineers in the last 4 years. Zero IPC gains in that Time frame and bad rep, sales stagnating. So what do you do to create demand while technically beaten by AMD rivals? Let everyone know about a bug they only knew for the longest of time that affects performance of their older CPU's. So much so that AMD themselves with global foundries backing them up cannot keep up with the surge. It's like: Clients- "ooh, 8th gen. So what? we're sitting pretty on our Haswell and broadwell machines, FU intel!" Intel-" well, FU back. All those processors are bugged, good luck haha!" CLients- "well, we're just going to buy Epyc then, Bye!" AMD- *scotty accent* she's givin all shes got capt'n she canae hold any longer!" *holding onto the Coffe machine steaming loudly and shaking on its stand* Clients- "heeeeeeey Intel! Soooooooo. About those CPU's...."

Wow, did they manage to recover or destroy the weapons? That could be a huge leak of tech.

Intel is too big to NVIDIA to swallow even if they get hit hard in sales this year. But glad you mentioned it because there is a 3rd contender that might be small enough for them to buy and build CPU's from. VIA. This company has X86 licencing (they bought Cyrix back in late 90's) and they have been ramping up R&D to get back in CPU business.

That F-15 seemed pretty low, also the missile is still quite hot so any IR camera can still pick up a trail even if the motor has ended its boost phase.