I'm more into instant gratification.
Jeez, you guys are lucky. Here in Canada I can't get a 4070 Ti Super for under $1150 CAD. Ouch.
Using an online currency converter, at the moment 800USD = 1125CAD. Pretty equal ouchiness.
Maybe so, but your dollar is worth a lot more and you have more spending power than I do. Also, you don't have an extra 15% in taxes added to the bill when you buy it. And it will become even worse after January whatever and Trump enacts his 25% tariff on Canada, forcing us to do the same on American goods. That $1150 card will then be $1610 CAD all taxes and tariffs in. That pretty much negates my new 4070 Ti Super, unless I buy it before inauguration day. My only hope is that with the release of the new 5000 series, the 4000 series drops significantly in price.
thats actually one of of the reasons I bought a pc now and not later. It was kinda a last minute decision.
If it goes the same way as the pricing of the RTX 3000 series after the 4000 series came out, that's unlikely to happen soon.
www.digitaltrends.com
I'm not a gamer, but that one is a bit over the top.Funny enough my concerns about vram are already valid. Maybe I should return and get the amd card ...
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle proves Nvidia wrong about 8GB GPUs
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle looks great, but Nvidia's low VRAM capacity struggles in the game.
I'll talk to the Danes. Maybe I can convince them to sell Greenland still after all and will hopefully change his mind.
Remove the drive letter, but consider making a backup image of both the 17.81GB Image partition and the 1.35GB DELLSUPPORT partition onto your backup storage space somewhere before you decide to delete these from the Samsung SSD. What partitions can I delete | DELL Technologies
thanks :) Done. I had completed the build and was just so tired wanting everything to be perfect before going to bed. I lost pretty much all computer knowledge I had at that moment as I was so scared of breaking windows lol
After you use Diskpart (or Disk Management or AOMEI or etc.) to remove the drive letter, rather than using regedit to delete the registry value like you described, to avoid the risk of unintended side effects you should run
mountvol D: /d where D: is the drive letter in question. (Reboot after that.)
I already had done this.....guess I should have waited. Thanks for letting me know. PC is working fine even on a restart though. I also ran sfc and restore health and everything seems fine.
