

In my experience, should be fine. Modern boards usually reclock to the lowest common denomination between the types of RAM.
If this was Pentium[1-4] or early Xeon days you’d be boned.


In my experience, should be fine. Modern boards usually reclock to the lowest common denomination between the types of RAM.
If this was Pentium[1-4] or early Xeon days you’d be boned.


Agreed, just updated my comment for clarification here. But I’ll add that I still own any game I’ve bought on Steam that was pulled from the store. They tend to be on the better side here.
That said, DRM free for the win.


My use of the PlayStation platform had dropped significantly and moved to PC, and now Steam Deck as well.
And now I’ll just cease entirely.
They really love shooting themselves in the foot here.
And I suppose they will start trying to sue Steam when they fall.
EDIT: To be clear, the Deck can run GOG games with Lutris, and with PC I use a mix of launchers, not just Steam. My intent was to point out that many publishers seem to like going after Steam after they shoot themselves in the foot and lose users.


I have one built, just waiting for winter.


Vintage Story has cheese aging in cellar mechanics.


Yeah, same. And this article is playing like thats on us.
This is one of those water loving cats, right? Breed looks right.
🤢🤢
🤮


And thats when we have nothing to lose. We free ourselves or die trying.


Ahh… Its the new 'baitin


Thats what edging is for me. Still not sure what this new definition is.


What does it mean now? This is the only definition I know.


Beef, Pork, Bacon, anything in a box.
The skin of red onions is reddish to purple. The flesh is purple much like shallots. But the skin sets them apart.
What is a pleasure for one, may not be for you. Different folks, different strokes.
Yeah the whites of all onions and their cousins are high fodmap. Green onions are ok in moderation, and the green parts of leeks.
I loooooove onions.
But… FODMAPs… Ugh.
No more onions or garlic or mushrooms for me except for a once in a while splurge and regret.
Dear lord no.