EKWB in some deep shit
Haven't paid workers, suppliers in months, having trouble moving inventory.
CEO releases a statement
You’re correct. If you’re playing at 4k, there are only a few games that break the mold and are significantly impacted by your cpu choice- one of them being Baldur Gate 3 I believe. Even at 1440 it’s fairly marginal. So if you are going high resolution you really can get away with you g for like a mid range CPU for now at least. Maybe that will change with the next generation of GPUs set to come out this yearThese issues are so overplayed because hardly anyone is playing at 1080 with a $1000+ gpu. There are a few games that are CPU heavy but more often than not, if you bump up the resolution, the CPU no longer becomes the slow link with getting bogged up with way too many frames.
I have the their Nucleus AIO and it's been great. Hopefully it lasts for a long time.Sucks to hear. The products they sell are high quality. I used them for the custom loop in my desktop and it’s still running strong 7 years later
Same, but unfortunately Microsoft's financial projections for Copilot and Windows 12 are extremely bullish, which implies that they will be pushing a lot of users to move to 12. They're betting massively on Copilot and putting their thumb on the scale to that end. Even if I think they cancel the Copilot key next year.Windows 12? I haven't even updated to windows 11 yet...
In the world of competitive based FPS games 1080p or 4:3 stretched is the most common resolution used with such hardware.
Is that most gamers? I haven't played a game in 1080 in like 5 years.
And nothing of value was lost. Every single MSI product I've had has failed prematurely, across all categories (GPU, mobo, monitor). They're on my personal blacklist of manufacturers.
Sounds like W11 is going to be the next Vista, where most people skip it altogether and jump two generations. Not that I like the idea of having AI built into my desktop. This stuff still kinda creeps me out.Same, but unfortunately Microsoft's financial projections for Copilot and Windows 12 are extremely bullish, which implies that they will be pushing a lot of users to move to 12. They're betting massively on Copilot and putting their thumb on the scale to that end. Even if I think they cancel the Copilot key next year.
And nothing of value was lost. Every single MSI product I've had has failed prematurely, across all categories (GPU, mobo, monitor). They're on my personal blacklist of manufacturers.
Got an MSI monitor back in 2020 to replace a faulty Samsung one I had. Returned it the next day, had a dead pixel, or I should say a cluster of dead pixels in one spot. Completely unacceptable.I've had issues with them as well. I'll never buy anything from PNY either, that hatred goes back to a 128mb usb 1.1 flash drive.