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Official Computer Talk Thread
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pretty much, i wish we didnt have to use all of the rgb trash buuuuuuut its what they want
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FooBird
If the Foo...well, you know. Just wear it.
I went M.2 SDD. No moving parts
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bootyluvr
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We have had an influx of bad drives in our Lenovo M93p PCs...
180GB Intel 2500 series SSD's.
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180GB Intel 2500 series SSD's.
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FooBird
If the Foo...well, you know. Just wear it.
When IT says you don't need more RAM...
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And that’s all being used from opening google chrome
FooBird
If the Foo...well, you know. Just wear it.
Acrobat Reader. Doing research and have a bunch of PDF documents open.
Just a few.
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bootyluvr
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FooBird
If the Foo...well, you know. Just wear it.
I know your last name now
Why so many PDFs?
You already knew it. You probably forgot it. Ummm....was doing research. It was reference material associated with the report I was writing up.
If I even thought about opening that many documents on my work computer it would probably crash one or more of the network servers.
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What are some thoughts on buying a cyber power PC like the AMD 580?
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/cyberp...-1tb-hard-drive-black/5833100.p?skuId=5833100
I wanted to build my own and came across a few in the 750 range already complete with warranty and was wondering if it would be worth it? I also thought as time goes by I could just upgrade it as I see fit.
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/cyberp...-1tb-hard-drive-black/5833100.p?skuId=5833100
I wanted to build my own and came across a few in the 750 range already complete with warranty and was wondering if it would be worth it? I also thought as time goes by I could just upgrade it as I see fit.
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With hardware prices what they are due to crypto currency mining, it honestly isn’t bad... plus you get a warranty and a windows license. I don’t know if you plan to use it for gaming or what, but you could always throw in another 8gig ram stick and a solid state hard drive down the road to speed it up substantially.
mySIck
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My plan is to mostly use it for games like Fallout 76, battlefield Online and some online college courses.
I have never built a computer from the ground up I have only done a few basics like adding in Ram and changing out a harddrive and figure that a complete computer would be best to get a little hands on. And like you said it already has a warranty with the software.
I have never built a computer from the ground up I have only done a few basics like adding in Ram and changing out a harddrive and figure that a complete computer would be best to get a little hands on. And like you said it already has a warranty with the software.
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@bootyluvr plays battlefield and could prob tell you how it’d run
stilletto
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Check out NZXT and their BLD Program.
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mySIck
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I was trying to stay around 750ish and also with brands I can buy from my local Post Exchange on base to get it tax free. But I do not mind going with a better option and paying a little more.
I went in to by a controller and came out with a new Xbox instead. But it was time to update my old xbox one.