figmentPez
Staff member
240Hz is kind of a crazy requirement to me. Especially since you didn't list Freesync, or is that just a given for 240Hz monitors?
Most monitors in that class have some form of VRR included. It's practically expected at that point.240Hz is kind of a crazy requirement to me. Especially since you didn't list Freesync, or is that just a given for 240Hz monitors?
Eventually settled on the Gigabyte M27Q-X (US$450-ish). I ordered it on Thu afternoon from B&H and it arrived Sat 10a.All I want is a monitor that is:
- 240Hz
- IPS or xLED (not VA or TN)
- 10-bit HDR 400nits minimum
- At least 2K (1440p) resolution
- HDMI 2.1 (will accept 2.0) and DP 1.4
- Minimum 27in diagonal measurement
- Under US$1000
Another week gone, still in the box.I won’t even be able to open the box until Wed afternoon at the earliest.
Modern day Bing is very much a better search engine than modern day Google. No, it's not great but despite its reputation it is decent - and that's more than Google has been able to honestly claim for years.OK, while I didn't find the actual old file I was looking for - BING returned better, more accurate results. BING.
That's like finding Internet Explorer actually providing a better experience than Chrome. Holy crap.
It is FAR and away superior if you're trying to find specific varieties of porn.Modern day Bing is very much a better search engine than modern day Google. No, it's not great but despite its reputation it is decent - and that's more than Google has been able to honestly claim for years.
The algorithm is so trained on finding what gas is looking for that it's learned to feel disgustIt is FAR and away superior if you're trying to find specific varieties of porn.![]()
That's not disgust it's feelingThe algorithm is so trained on finding what gas is looking for that it's learned to feel disgust
Now want a comparison of each search engine's response to the goat question.It is FAR and away superior if you're trying to find specific varieties of porn.![]()