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6 hours agoMaybe thats because anything from Noctua has always had stupidly high prices.


Maybe thats because anything from Noctua has always had stupidly high prices.


that assumes you can prove it, and that the system gives a shit.


I’m on fully on team Fuck AI.
but this does amuse me, that him and his team couldnt even prevent the very predictable.
Its like how musk spent a year trying to make Grok suck his dick, and it still calls him a nazi loser.


How can it have cheating? Sweeney said all the cheaters are on linux, which is why he’s blocked linux from playing it?
i mean, lets face it.
Unless you are overclocking, a Hyper212 will do almost the same same job, for 20-30 dollars, that a 120-190 dollar Noctua HSF will do. and the couple of degrees of difference you might have sure as fuck aint worth the 6x price increase.
and lets be real, if you are overclocking…why keep it always on? the CPU probably already boosts to those overclocked speeds under load anyway, so why add the extra stress and shortened life?
20 years ago I would understand why. 20 years ago I overclocked as well, because you got actual, legitimately, daily use improvement out of it… But with modern CPUs auto-overclocking themselves with boost (And it being under warranty to boot), I just don’t see the point anymore for everyday use.