I know this might be a bit of a stretch for this group, but it may be interesting to know about some of the documents and government orgs in the US that shape the bike and pedestrian infrastructure that gets built.
May not support DLSS or XeSS at launch according to some folks who have dug through the pre-load files. link
One additional point I think some others left out, in a recent LTT lab tour video, an employee took potshots at GamersNexus and HardwareUnboxed by saying LTT wasn't reusing benchmark test results and implying GN and HUB were. HUB responded on twitter pointing out they they'd rerun many benchmarks and pointed to some quality issues in LMG tests. Linus responded on the WAN show in a pretty dismissive way and mentioned journalistic integrity or something. This seems to have lead GN to make that 45 minute video which includes a bunch of evidence from LMG videos.
Toxic workplace accusations aside for a moment, some of this might have blown over were it not were Linus's shitty handling at every turn. He probably could've diffused some of this current situation, but just keeps being dismissive and adversarial. Steve of GN said they'd been thinking about these issues for the past few months, but I'm not sure this video would've dropped this week or in quite the same format had Linus not fucked up his response on the WAN show.
It sounds like it’ll fit. many things in the case are tight, though. Pretty, but not fun to adjust some things when the build is near complete.
I would definitely try the top first. I worried about clearance and grabbed short ram but ended up having enough in the end. I’m pretty sure i saw a few pcpartpicker builds with tall ram and radiators on the top, but the motherboard is the deciding factor there.
I’d be happy to help out if you need more. Have no experience directly moderating, but know a lot of research around the topic.
PST - skewed later in the evening
Sharrows in general are awful, but I appreciate some of the green boxes especially to claim back space for cyclists to turn so they aren't in the middle of intersections.