I don't even have to say anything, I'll just show you the screenshot.
... all these folders are so neatly organised on my OneDrive just for Samsung Notes to spit them out as separate folders. Same goes for Internal storage.
The previous system was so much better. I want nested folders not these flattened folders.
In 2021, I made my first budget PC with my own money (2nd picture). It had an R5 3600 and a GTX 970. It got me through most games, but I also became interested in some newer, more demanding games over the years (Control, Alan Wake 2, Arma 3 with mods). 5 years later, today, I finally upgraded from my GTX 970 to an RTX 3070 (1st picture) + replaced the stock AMD cooler with a Hyper 212 Black Edition tower cooler. I added two more exhaust fans to remove all this heat I'm generating now.
It feels so weird. I almost feel scared turning on the graphics too high. I was just so used to having everything on low that not having to worry about fps all that much right now feels surreal to me. Did anyone feel like this when they upgraded their PC?
I'll definitely replay some games - especially Alan Wake 2 - I finished it with the GTX 970, but I was basically looking at pixels and artifacts.
You served me well GTX 970 🫡. You may rest.