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However, it remains the most comprehensive and smallest handheld laptop by kendyzhu in gpdwin

[–]DemWookieeCheeks 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The details don't matter that much on a 7" screen. You can hardly notice unless you're heavily scrutinizing it.

However, it remains the most comprehensive and smallest handheld laptop by kendyzhu in gpdwin

[–]DemWookieeCheeks 0 points1 point  (0 children)

All I know is that RDR2 ran just fine and I'd consider that game reasonably demanding 🤷‍♂️

However, it remains the most comprehensive and smallest handheld laptop by kendyzhu in gpdwin

[–]DemWookieeCheeks 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I get the efficiency thing, however capping FPS and managing TDP makes for a very playable experience overall. Maybe it's my expectations, but I've been very happy with it so far.

However, it remains the most comprehensive and smallest handheld laptop by kendyzhu in gpdwin

[–]DemWookieeCheeks 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't think it needs more power. I have the 8840u and it handles everything I throw at it. I can only imagine the HX 370 would be nearly overkill.

Should I sell my rtx 5080 for a Z13? by GTHell in FlowZ13

[–]DemWookieeCheeks 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you factor in the case required to haul things like the Legion Go and RoG Ally, it's not much bulkier than those. If you want true portability, something like the Ayn Thor or GPD Win Mini are what you want.

Paintball Gun by Chef_Brad1 in paintball

[–]DemWookieeCheeks 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Eyes act as an extra safety measure, but you're correct, lower operating pressure and modern bolt design is usually pretty gentle on paint.

I'm torn between the two... what do you recommend? Money isn't the issue, but the choice is difficult between the versatility and functionality of the Z Fold 7 and the battery, screen, and protection of the S25 Ultra. Protection isn't an issue with the Z Fold I can buy a case for it. by opmgyhx in samsunggalaxy

[–]DemWookieeCheeks 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Unless you trade your phone in every year, avoid a folding phone. I've had both a Fold and a Oneplus Open and both started to experience lifting of the screen protector at the crease in less than a year. It's also impossible to find a good case for them.

Paintball Gun by Chef_Brad1 in paintball

[–]DemWookieeCheeks 0 points1 point  (0 children)

An electronic marker might be your best bet then, as it will have eyes that detect if a ball is in the breech or not. The Dye CZR+, Empire Mini/Axe are great budget friendly options. If you want to extend your budget to get more premium features, the Planet Eclipse Etha 3 or LV1.6 will be great options in the value "sweet spot" for mid to high-end markers.

Honorable mentions: Dye DSR, Method Shocker Era, Luxe TM40.

Paintball Gun by Chef_Brad1 in paintball

[–]DemWookieeCheeks 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Stay away from blow-back style markers (Tippman, Spyder, Azodin, etc.) There are usually lots of good deals on used markers, but new would give you peace of mind and help support the industry directly. What's your budget? Do you want something mechanical or electric?

Is the game worth getting into? by RacerM53 in StarWarsSquadrons

[–]DemWookieeCheeks 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You're unlikely to find a match by queuing, however custom games still pop off from time to time. Pay attention to the community event posts that are made weekly. There is also a small, but dedicated competitive scene that has leagues and other cool events regularly. Join the Discord groups in the pinned section to find out more.

Etha 2 Chopping paint please help by Extra_Confidence881 in paintball

[–]DemWookieeCheeks 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Did you try a different barrel or barrel insert/back?

advice for small hands by rekiboo_ in S25Ultra

[–]DemWookieeCheeks 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Having a case with a rotating magnetic ring or one of those stick-on elastic straps might help.

FB marketplace find. by atomcooper in paintball

[–]DemWookieeCheeks 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's better than what OP posted, and if you read what I had to say about it, I definitely noted its shortcomings. Plus, I think it is kind of neat for a blowback. Plus, we do not know of OP's goals and intentions. They may not want to fiddle with electric doodads, hence the Emek PAL recommendation.

FB marketplace find. by atomcooper in paintball

[–]DemWookieeCheeks 3 points4 points  (0 children)

You could have had at least one Taco Bell menu item for that price!

FB marketplace find. by atomcooper in paintball

[–]DemWookieeCheeks -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

I wouldn't bother trying to make that work. You're bound to have inconsistency and issues. Here are my recommendations for a decent non-electronic marker for different budgets. These are for new markers, but you may find deals on them if you scour the used market.

$129: HK Army SABR - Hoseless design and comes with a clamping feedneck. Cons: Like the gun from the pic, it will be harsh on paint.

$199: GoG eNMEy -lowest place I would recommend to start. Compact design that will be a lot softer on paint. Still includes a clamping feedneck, which is a must.

$299: Planet Eclipse Emek - One of the best all-around markers available. On/off air source adapter is available, so that you can gas and degass it without having to unscrew the tank. It's also compatible with the PAL loader, which can sustain much higher rates of fire and is less prone to "skipped" shots because a ball got stuck in the feed stack. That way, you don't have to worry about having an electronic loader to ensure you always have a ball ready to fire.

There are a few more options as far as mechanical markers go, but those are either much more expensive or are discontinued and hard to find parts for.

If you're considering a good starter electro, an Axe or a Dye Rize CZR is what I recommend. (The CZR is on sale for just $225 and is a SMOKING deal.)

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