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Jokic already joined his team a few days ago and should play the two friendly games.

We know for sure that Wemby will play the 2 world cup qualifier games later this month vs Slovenia and Sweden, but it's very likely that he'll also play the 2 friendly games before that vs Serbia.

So, if nothing goes wrong, we'll get a back to back Wemby vs Jokic. First game in Belgrade, Serbia the 20th, second game in Orléans, France the 23rd.

Gobert will also play, so I wonder what France will do; play 2 bigs, or rotate Gobert and Wemby. The Twolves vs nuggets playoff series might give some ideas to the French coaching staff.

Anyway, these will def be fun games to watch.

We know for sure that Wemby will play the 2 world cup qualifier games this august (27 vs Slovenia, and 30 vs Sweden), but it's very likely that he'll also play the 2 friendly games before that vs Serbia (20 and 23).

So that'll be 4 games in the last 2 weeks of august.

In the QMK documentation it says :

"Using Macros In JSON Keymaps. You can define up to 32 macros in a keymap.json file, as used by Configurator, and qmk compile."

Is there a way to save the JSON file on my PC instead of the keyboard's memory ? And is it possible to save more than 32 macros per file ?

Kinda like what most proprietary softwares from other brands do ; when you record macros, it saves them locally on your PC and usually there's not limit. Then you can manage them through the software.

I'm asking because I have more than a hundred macros saved in a .xml file, that I was using on another keyboard. I'm fine converting it into a JSON file even if it takes time, but I'd like to know if it was possible to use those macros on my current keyboard (keychron C2 pro 8k) but without saving them in the internal memory.

Thanks

In the QMK documentation it says :

>Using Macros In JSON Keymaps

>You can define up to 32 macros in a keymap.json file, as used by Configurator, and qmk compile.

Is there a way to save the JSON file on my PC instead of the keyboard's memory ? And is it possible to save more than 32 macros per file ?

Kinda like what most proprietary softwares from other brands do ; when you record macros, it saves them locally on your PC and usually there's not limit. Then you can manage them through the software.

I'm asking because I have more than a hundred macros saved in a .xml file, that I was using on another keyboard. I'm fine converting it into a JSON file even if it takes time, but I'd like to know if it was possible to use those macros on my current keyboard (keychron C2 pro 8k) but without saving them in the internal memory.

Thanks

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I'm currently running an AM4 platform with a 5700x3d on a 750W Gold PSU.

I wanted to upgrade my GPU to a 9070XT, as on paper a 750W Gold PSU should be enough, but I heard the card had pretty high power spikes and is also quite energy inefficient compared to the non-XT 9070. I changed my PSU recently so I'd prefer not changing it again if possible.

Would you guys think it's fine for the 9070XT, or should I go for the 9070 instead to be safe?

Thanks

edit : the PSU is a Cooler Master MWE 750 Gold V2 80+ , it's not ATX 3.x though

I'm currently running an AM4 platform with a 5700x3d on a 750W Gold PSU.

I wanted to upgrade my GPU to a 9070XT, as on paper a 750W Gold PSU should be enough, but I heard the card had pretty high power spikes and is also quite energy inefficient compared to the non-XT 9070. I changed my PSU recently so I'd prefer not changing it again if possible.

Would you guys think it's fine for the 9070XT, or should I go for the 9070 instead to be safe?

Thanks

edit : the PSU is a Cooler Master MWE 750 Gold V2 80+ , it's not ATX 3.x though

I'm currently running an AM4 platform with a 5700x3d on a 750W Gold PSU.

I wanted to upgrade my GPU to a 9070XT, as on paper a 750W Gold PSU should be enough, but I heard the card had pretty high power spikes and is also quite energy inefficient compared to the non-XT 9070. I changed my PSU recently so I'd prefer not changing it again if possible.

Would you guys think it's fine for the 9070XT, or should I go for the 9070 instead to be safe?

Thanks

edit : the PSU is a Cooler Master MWE 750 Gold V2 80+ , it's not ATX 3.x though

I'm currently looking a replacement to my deathstalker v2 that doesn't work anymore.

Basically I don't want to use a low profile keyboard with super short activation distance on the keys because it feels too "tactile", but I do want low profile keycaps.

I want floating, thin keycaps that have the same activation distance but are shorter, if that makes sense. (Cherry/GMK dimensions I believe?)

Is it possible to do this on the Keychron C2 Pro 8K QMK ? Cuz that's the keyboard I'm thinking of buying since it's wired, full size 100%, hotswappable, and supports QMK.

Also, if you have keycaps suggestions for what I want, please feel free to share!

Thanks.

I've always used a 1080p 24" monitor for competitive games, but recently I heard about 1440p 24" monitors and got really interested in trying it. I've wanted to upgrade for a 1440p monitor for a while now, but never did because they're all 27" or more.

So before pulling the trigger and buying one randomly, I thought of asking for feedback here from ppl who own any of those monitors.

Out of the 4 available models I found, my final choice fell on two of them : TITAN ARMY P2510S PLUS, and MINIFIRE MFG25F6Q. I'm still open to feedback on the KOORUI G2421V and AOC Q24G4RE though.

Especially for the MFG25F6Q. I know that buying a new monitor is a panel lottery, but I've seen an usual amount of people complaining about brand new Minifire monitors having dead pixels.

Oh and also, while I can find the specs of those monitors online and what features can be enabled in the OSD, I was unable to find good info or pictures about their built-in crosshairs.

This might seems like a small detail, but recently I've been playing some games where built-in crosshairs are a huge QoL improvement. So, do they have good crosshairs ?

Or better, do they have a single dot crosshair ? Because that may very well be what pushes me to buy one over the others since they're so similar.

(and yes I know crosshair overlays exist, but they aren't compatible with all games. Sometimes they don't work because the overlay can't be put on top of the game window, other times they're blacklisted by anti cheats, etc.)

Thanks in advance to anyone answering

Without even mentioning the rotations, it's the coach's job to create plays for his superstar. How come you have a 7'5 MVP candidate and you let him play on the perimeter the whole game ? I'm all for team-centric, selfless basketball, but that doesn't mean not using your best player's advantage over the whole fking league.

With wemby's gravity and how knicks players tend to collapse on him whenever he gets near the paint, we can just spam PnR and always have a good option.

Or what about just throwing lobes ? Our 3 PGs like to drive in a crowded paint, so instead of hard shots just throw lobes at the scoreboard. Wemby is the only one who can catch them anyway.

Heck, we could even run double big with kornet so he can box out Kat and open the paint for Wemby.

Idk man, I just feel like we're too much behind on the macro side. It's easy to say wemby plays bad, and he definitely doesn't play as good as previous series, but a big part of the problem lies with mitch and the coaching staff. We're playing 2 steps behind the knicks.