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I can't see it changing much in Warzone on the pro apart from in quieter areas. Multiplayer should look better though.

That's true...buy back mode would be good.

It'll make their tournaments interesting. No more reverse boosting or getting people on their team with a lower k/d.

24 players needed for a mini BR, which I imagine could be done easily enough.

120hz will be a smoother experience, but don't expect every game to be running at 120fps in 4k. Most games will be aiming for 4k 60fps.

Private Warzone matches are being added... https://www.infinityward.com/news/2020-11/MODERN_WARFARE_WARZONE_PATCH_NOTES_NOV_9th

That's fair enough, they're definitely more suited to FPS games.

It is a lot of money but have you ever tried a controller with the extra paddles on the back or adjustable tension on the sticks? They're not for everyone, but really are much better than the normal ones.

That's the wrong cable. You need something like this. https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07H24PJGP/?tag=cliospnet01-21 Edit - for the price I'd just go genuine

You'll need a USB C to lightning cable for the fast charger. Apple sure do know how to make money.

I'll be on in 10 minutes.

I run the standard paper filter in a phase 1 airbox. That way I know it's filtering properly and it also gives a decent amount of induction noise.

I swapped mine over during the day so I could use it in the evening.

Welcome, looks a nice and tidy example that.

No front seats or MOT and it's done 145k. Bargain.

By the time you've built it the usb stick will be there.

Halo 4 was brilliant playing through the campaign on 4 player co-op!

I take it you have now disconnected the battery. The lights being on would suggest a bad earth. If you were going to take it to a garage to sort the starter out then you might be better off asking them to look into both issues.

So when you connected the new battery did you try turning it over? Just curious as to why you hooked up a new battery and tried to bump start it. If the smoke was coming from the driver's side then it'll be the alternator.

I think I can hear mine sometimes then realise it's the heating 😂 I've set the top exhaust fan to run at 20% and it's still the loudest one in it, I need to swap it out for one of my noctua ones.

Nice, it's a bit of beast compared to mine but with a card that big you need the space! Built in fan hubs are a great addition to cases too.

Which one have you gone for?

Not if he was the last one alive because he used his self-res and tried shooting me in the back whilst I was reloading. I still turned around and killed him first 😂

Have you checked the rear shocks? If they're getting on a bit then it could be that.

You're right about the pipes, but if you can't mount it that way just make sure the pump isn't at the highest point. That way it will avoid air bubbles getting in it.

My build started with a 6600k and after a year I upgraded to a 6700k which cost me £30 after selling my old CPU. It was a worthwhile upgrade 3 years ago, but now I'd be looking at something newer tbh.

That's probably your issue then. An i5 is no match to the same gen i7 these days. I've seen games run at 60% load on an i7 that are pegged at 98/99% on the i5.

So no excuse not to have it all together by this evening then @Moonshot

I'm going to assume it's a Mk3 Clio as you have 1.2 Ripcurl under your name. If that's the case then they have some of the worst indicator/headlight stalks ever made. The contacts inside break and can make turning the lights on and off very intermittent. It sounds like you need a new stalk to...

Excellent stuff, these cars are so much fun to throw around when standard.