They may be a non story to you but to regulators they aren't. There are tons of regulations for kids toys like choking hazards warnings, minimum age displayed on the box (and the lower the age, the more regulations) etc
Also eating coins is way less dangerous than eating strong magnets which can majorly fuck up one's intestines
Additionally, dumb legislators that are angry that their law is useless will probably turn to banning VPNs
Yeah. Can't vouch for ASRock or TUF but I've never had issues with RoG.
That includes Alienware btw
Imo John Wick is definitely on the same levels as batman there. Dude has some reality-bending gadgets too and beyond human levels of training/endurance.
I'm sorry my aussi friends, but... we told you so.
With kind regards,
France
For sure, it's nice with big monitors. But it's not that important for smaller ones imo, like the 27" one I've been using for years. I'd say 30" and over it starts to really matter. I stand pretty close to mine so I don't really feel the need for a huge monitor
Having tried it, I do think 120 fps feels a little smoother but I don't think it's worth the investment. 75 is already fine.
Imo 4k is overkill anyway, and chasing even 60 fps (not to mention 120 which seems to be the norm these days) at this resolution for current/"next" gen games is basically a scam from hardware manufacturers to get us to buy their overly expensive "gamer" grade shit.
Now I know it's a bit of an extreme view in the gaming space, but imo this shit is not sustainable and doesn't even bring that much to the table in terms of fidelity/enjoyment. 1440p works just fine and is much easier to work with, especially as your hardware gets older because fill rate really is a bitch with modern photorealistic games.
And then they try to fuck you over when you leave the place by pinning all the costs of normal dilapidation on you. Fortunately where I live the law forbids it but it doesn't stop them from trying every time.
Also it's not like windows doesn't routinely "forgets" these settings with updates. Or harasses you to opt in again with every update, in the hopes that one day you'll let it slip
... but there are also a ton of safety regulations and laws to avoid car crashes and related fatalities