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Dumb question, but what's SOC?

I agree re celery, I like the taste and texture. Trouble is the things you can dip it into can be quite fattening.

I can second that. A big umame hit.

I've really noticed a difference in battery life on my 7a.

Tmobile G2 Touch (rebadged htc hero). Great value, great phone, and drew me jnyo the android is.

I'm looking to build a 4090 7800X3D system. I'm not interested in overclocking etc. I just want a functional system with a bit of leeway for a future graphics card. But I'm confused about the PSU. I think it will need 1000W to be a bit future proof? The PSU's I've identified are: Corsair RMx...

That is a very tempting build.

I should gave added that I'll be looking to get OCUK to do the custom build too, so all needs to be sourced from here. I appreciate building the system yourself is half the fun, but with my basic level of experience I wouldn't risk building an expensive system.

The Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120se cooler seems to be the one of choice, but it's not available at OCUK at the mo. Is there something similar at roughly the same price? Otherwise I may just go with stock.

Thanks for the advice. It looks like there's a theme on a few key bits of the system, and I've been happy with both Intel and AMD in the past.

Thanks for the reply. I should have added that I usually use an SSD as the main drive, and a big hard drive as secondary storage. But that shouldn't add too much to the budget. When I referred to a functional case, it was based on the trials and tribulations of trying to cram my 1080ti into the...

In a couple of months I’m looking to replace my current ancient system. It will primarily be used for gaming, especially VR. I’m looking at a 4090, but is a £1k build to support it realistic? (obviously excluding the 4090). A lot of pre-built systems seem far more expensive. As a bit of...

At the cheaper end, Nokia seem to get good reviews. I was looking at another Motorola to replace my G7 Power, but they seem to have hit a brick wall in terms of quality and support. I went for a Pixel 7a due to getting a v good discount. It is a great phone, with so so battery life.

You can turn the back button back on. Go to settings - system - gestures - system navigation - select 3 button navigation.

I do. I can taste the chicken and mushroom now, a very unique flavour. Not for breakfast though.

Also check if your wife is OK with the size of the phone. A lot of the motorola ones are quite large, not sure re nokia.

There's Keep Notes, which is google's notes app.

To cut to the chase before the waffle below, is there a simple battery efficient 'launcher' that people would recommend for the Pixel 7A to replace 'Pixel launcher'? I've had a Pixel 7A for just less than a couple of weeks. The battery life has been so-so, but I'm expecting that to improve once...

Thanks for that. Can you DM me the code? The hotukdeals link just sends me to a £399 deal on the EE site, but I'll see if there's an option to put in the code to reduce it to £329 before I decide.

I'd be interested to see how they compare to 02.