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Have a couple of tricky reviews to do for trustpilot and thought I would ask the esteemed and knowledgeable members of GD to assist. Case 1: Ordered a pair of Training Shoes from a UK company on 29th December and they were sent direct from France, sadly it appears they were sent to somebody...

A bit bored with Skyrim, Fallout etc; I started Silent Hunter 3 again a few weeks ago, really enjoying it, now at the start of 1942 and finding it a little tougher particularly since the jangling of all the crews medals must give our position away when the pesky escorts are after us. Determined...

As above, if anything some images will manage to look sharper. Yeah, hold out for the 67mm, will save money in the long run.

The Hoya HD is the better quality filter of the two apparently although I haven't used one myself. I always buy filters to use the largest diameter of my lenses and then adaptors if needed for the smaller diameter lenses. Circular Polarisers are great BTW, used mine today for fantastic blue...

What is the minimum focal length of your lens? My Canon 24-105 gets Vignetting at 24mm with the correct sized filter on a full frame camera, even with a low profile one. May be fixable with an adaptor to a larger filter? Wild idea, I bought a nice CPL 2nd hand A++ from Ffordes, they have a nice...

This seems like a great idea, I've just used the 'Make an Offer' feature on something I had on my watch list. I only had to Log In once to make the offer, they accepted and the purchase is done. Brilliant!

I bought a Canon 100d from our local CEX last year, thought it would make a handy spare, it's not a bad camera at all, as a bonus the EF lenses seem to be getting cheaper now the R Series is flying along, a nice short telephoto zoom would be ideal for a beginner.

For dull days I would suggest an ISO 400 film but a steady hand would probably manage an ISO 200. I haven't tried it, but for colour photos Kodak UltraMax 400 - 35mm Film seems to have good reviews on Analogue Wonderland. For black and white I often use Ilford Delta 400 which gives nice...

Wow! 30 Years old. I remember spending ages getting linked up for co-op with a mate via modem, we had great fun and big telephone bills. The joy of the original Dooms was the bodies stayed where you killed them so you could wander around and admire the carnage afterwards. Unreal, was the first...

As thread title really. Amusing myself taking a few snaps with my old RB67 and wondering what recommendations folk may have for C41 processing. I normally use Harman Labs for B+W but found a newish firm that sounds good, Analogue Wonderland, anybody had any dealings with them?

I now have the Sapphire RX6400 Pulse, it only just fits lengthwise, mm's left! It is very quiet even when running the Unigine tests. The lack of power connectors is brilliant as space is very tight indeed. Current board is an ancient Z87 but planning to replace with a B550 shortly so should...

The stock cooler with the 5600X is a trifle noisy at full pelt. I put one in a Silverstone SG05 and found it intolerable, you would perhaps need something like the Noctua NH-L9a to quieten it down. I am having fun with the taller version, switched the fan to a 25mm deep Chromax fan and it is...

Thanks chaps I spent some time looking up RX 550, 560 and 570 to try to get some idea of the difference, a generation of cards that passed me by. Will go for the 6400 and a 5600X. I don't use the PC that much but it is a fun machine to use occasionally.

Hi chaps Thinking of upgrading my Lian Li train to modern computing power and was wondering if the RX 6400 Pulse which is available in Low Profile form was better than the integrated graphics of something cheap and cheerful like the Ryzen 5600 G. Can only fit low profile cards in the case and...

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Just a little update: Went round to my friends this morning on a planned visit to help him tidy up a bit and found him lying on the floor again, he had slipped on all the magazines and newspapers and had spent the entire night stuck on the cold filthy floor. He was stuck behind the living room...

On a recent upgrade I also went AM4 (B550i Aorus Pro AX) due to the cost of the ITX stuff nowadays, it will keep me going for a few years hopefully.

I posed a similar Z170 question earlier this year. I purchased Kingston memory with a 8Gbit Dram Density and it worked fine. I used KF432C16BB1K2/32. My 82 year old Mum now has 32Gb of RAM!

Plus 1 for the Air Mini, the build quality is superb and the fans are not bad at all. If you use 3.5" HDs they are 'hot swappable' mounted at the back in the holders. Edit: I'm only running a 5600X so still have just the 3 Fans.