Jabo

Ah-ha - I see you've found your way here despite my instructions. Welcome aboard Seagoon, you've probably realised we run a fairly easy-going ship here already. I'll send the TS details over a little later. Cheers Jabo

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Ooo, Berlin Express is on the roster. Do like a P-51B

I think I'm going to book Friday and Saturday, maybe book Sunday at a later date if the tickets are still available. Despite the cost I think this is likely to sell out sharpish *EDIT* Aaaaaand I've booked.

Maybe it's time. It's not like we get much support from the people using it and with the exception of your good self, I'm not sure how much use we get out of it. It's a shame but maybe it's run it's course.

Looks to be pretty good to me Reggie - A RAM upgrade would be a good place to start - 16GB is plenty for GBS but if you're intending to run DCS or anything that uses a lot of system resources (like Adobe Photoshop for example) then 32GB will pay dividends. Go for 8GB sticks so you could upgrade to 16GB and have two slots free to upgrade to 32GB at a later date. Oh, and don't pay extra for RGB memory unless you want RGB. Checking out your mobo, I don't think it has the sort of switches that Sid's does, but the Gigabyte supports easytune for overclocking if you decide to go down that route.

One thing you could check is whether or not XMP is enabled in the BIOS (hint - it should be enabled). With RAM, as with other computer hardware, it's the law of diminishing returns - you could upgrade to 32GB of 3600MHz RAM and you might see a performance increase but if your system is bottlenecking elsewhere, your mileage may vary. Best thing to do for starters therefore is to benchmark your system as it currently stands and then work from there - this site is pretty good (and free) https://www.userbenchmark.com/Software It will score each of your components (RAM, CPU, GPU, HDDs etc) against a baseline and you can then use that to inform your decision about what to upgrade first.

Hi Edgartonian, welcome to the pound. I've sent you a PM with the teamspeak server details so hope to catch up with you online soon.

If you're going fast enough, most things are...

Ask Artie - we don't stop for roundabouts either...

Going back to trackir Sid?

Signing in...

Lazarus Over reporting. As for the trick regarding the chalice, nylons and 20mm shell, that will remain a secret known only to me, the Lord Privy Seal and the Pope.

Different Eccles - Anyway Tom has reinstated my previous persona (as it was lost due to a technical problem) so Eccles' travel warrant has been suspended.

2nd Lt T. F. Eccles has been posted to the 402nd

I'm also out I'm afraid - duty calls...

I agree Sid - but looking at completed auctions on ebay, it looks like there's a lot of people prepared to take the risk.

I'm not getting into a price war with you FT

I've got a reconditioned 980Ti you can buy Mick - it's a snip at £500

Well, that was a bit of a game wasn't it! Glad we got the machine straightened out eventually.

Crash's point looks good - I'll give you a call a bit later on.

Ditto

No need to deactivate mate - just take your boot drive from your old machine and add it to your new rig - Did this recently for Mick and Windows sorted the whole thing out itself. Likewise GBS and DCS, if you're using the same drives in your new rig then once you've got the machine up and running with the boot drive, then add the second drive. You might have to remap the shortcuts but Mick's machine just worked. If you're desperate for the extra grief, create new bootable media here - https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/software-download/windows10 and then boot the machine from the usb stick, delete the partitions from your destination drive (let Windows create it's own) and let the software get on with it. At this point you will probably have registry problems with some games etc so you may end up having to install software again. Needless to say you need to ensure that you have backed up anything that you need in case of problems.

At least it's not off yet - if the covid cases keep on as they are, Legends would be about two weeks after the legal restrictions on gatherings are removed.

True dat