DrSteveBrule

I would recommend against 4k for a first timer. I feel like you need some knowledge of components and display settings.

1440p is a perfect middle ground between 1080p and 4k.

Unfortunately this is the worst time in the last 30 years to build or buy a gaming PC. You can expend to pay at least 100% more than you would if conditions were normal.

The upside is that it doesn't looks like a new series of video cards is coming out for quite a long time so you'll get a lot of mileage out of your PC. Probably more than in the past.

If you buy something that's good enough to play most games, it should still run GTA6. You always have the option to turn graphics down until you get a frame rate you're good with playing at.

There are countless resources available online to show you how to build a PC. If you're asking, I'm assuming that you want to go the pre built route. Starforge is one of the more popular companies right now. Their Voyager series has a few models that are tailored to mid range.

Thanks for the heads up. I assumed only the patched emulated version was available still so this is great to hear.

He absolutely destroyed that 32" Vizio

He's so frickin weird








and I love every second of it

I for one hope that we don't pursue players like this during the LK era. Have faith in your staff's ability to develop talent and build a deep roster instead.

See Bryce Underwood.

My post may have been misread. I meant that all other sports leagues stopped ducking the anthem and they started showing respect for the flag and country again.

Leave it to the WNBA to be a decade behind the times.

One thing is clear, I'll never have a shot as the Trailblazers announcer

A 12 team playoff is the perfect amount to keep regular season wins and losses still feeling impactful without feeling like your season is over just because you lost 2 close games.

24 teams... might as well rest starters in half your games.

If it's just football, it's Burrow, Daniels, Cannon and then your 4th is going to depend on when you grew up and got into college football. For me it's Faulk.

I just can't leave off Heisman trophy winners, but at the same time it does feel like a slap in the face to those in previous eras who were fully committed to their program for the long haul.