https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_Management_Engine
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AMD_Platform_Security_Processor
If I was a government intelligence agency I'd probably sell my soul to get access to these...
I get that they have legitimate use cases for corporations, but why are there virtually no consumer grade CPUs without that stuff ? Surely they would be less expensive and no one would miss the features on their home computers.
Add ~1800 hours of LoL and ~800 hours of Minecraft
I have not touched LoL and TF2 for years, and only play dota and Warframe sporadically now. I'd still recommend all of them except LoL though.
Tbf, the early games industry was notoriously bad at crediting people
Yeah but there's also shit you have to pay for on top of that with prime. Basically it's on-demand rental, not really part of the offer.
Interesting. Death march was a bit too much for me in the beginning so I played most of the campaign in Blood and Broken Bones and the main missions were all pretty easy. I think I ultimately switched to death march because by the end I had optimized the fun out of the combat loop.
Agreed. I like Dwayne but it feels like he's playing the same role in the same way in every movie at this point.
I wouldn't have said that a few years ago, but I think Bautista is trying a lot harder to be an actual actor instead of just a big name for marketing. And seeing the roles he's had recently, I think it's working.
I agree, but I liked the pacing of it. Ciri's fights were pretty fun, unchallenging as they were. The fact that they were pretty sparse and short probably helped
Also in the main story. At least in the "canon" ending
Because they started building that up in The Witcher 3 nine years ago ?
ROG is Asus.
Also I don't think I've ever had this issue with my previous, nor my current rog boards. I never use their drivers CD so maybe that helps