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which of them have the best camera?

Never can go really wrong with a tv if it's from a big brand

I'm looking for a mechanical gaming keyboard to replace my old membrane keyboard, there's a lot of choice so I'm not sure. I play CSGO and my budget is around £70 - £80. Thank you.

First, determine which type of switches are best for you. When I was looking to get my keyboard upgraded to mechanical last year, I hit my local computer store and talked to the employee. He let me try out some keyboards so I would be able to find the right kind of switch. I ended up going with Cherry MX Blues and I enjoy how the feel compared to the other types. Once you've determined switch types, start looking over keyboards that have functionality you want. Normally for things like this I go to newegg.com for research as they have a huge selection of parts and the ability to narrow down what you want fairly easily. (I don't necessarily buy from them - I normally go to my local retailer - but for researching options I find the site really useful.) From that, either pick one and order online, or pick a few and check your local retailers.
 
Also, for reference: Assuming we're talking England, £70 is worth about $110 US.

Hey guys, My pay was HUGE this week so i figured..... GIVEAWAY.
As per usual I Pre roll a set of dice And give them away as the numbers are grabbed.
 
Today we will be rolling 3 D20, So you pick a number between 1 and 60.
I will annouce the winners and DM them.
 
Today we will be doing MY biggest give away EVER.
 
-Watch Dogs Digital Deluxe Edition Uplay Global
 
-Fallout New Vegas Ultimate Edition Steam Global
 
-Assassin's Creed IV Black Flag Uplay Global
 
-Resident Evil 6 Steam Global
 
-Bioshock Infinite Global
 
The way the Games are listed are the way they're chosen,
So if i roll 21 and 21 is called first, you get the first game
And so on.
 
Happy Hunger games
And may the odds be ever in your favor.

OMG I did that literally like a min before your message and it worked! Thanks anyway!!!

I'll give it a shot, but I'll probably stick to chrome because of the sync features.

I have this one and it's amazing. It is 43% off, so that is really cool. http://www.amazon.com/PB278Q-27-Inch-LED-lit-Professional-Graphics/dp/B009C3M7H0/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1436861515&sr=8-1&keywords=Asus+PB278QR 

For 1080 I would not reccomend a 27" as the pixel density is VERY low. I have a 23.6" 1080p display and I still think that the pixel density is too low for my liking. I would reccomend a 24" 1440p or a 1080p 24"

I can also confirm that it does not light up. I have one myself

is correct, i also have strix 970 and dosnt have LEDs

hey guys so I'm shopping around trying to find two 27 inch 1080 monitors with 144hz, i  have a budget of $750-$800 max to spend. Any suggestions?
 
thanks

The PSU should be fine, but DO NOT get that ssd its really slow for the amount you are paying. I would reccomend getting an m.2 drive as the are a LOT faster than SSD's.
 
I have altered your build and I think this will give you better performance http://pcpartpicker.com/p/3XnrBm it is about $15 more than your build but trust me it will get you further. And if you arent going to do any overclocking then I would recommend taking the CPU cooler off and using the intel stock cooler only if you are on a tight budget. 
 
I hope this comment helped

Congrats in advance! The better calibration/EQ system and the heftier amp power supply should help.

Thanks for the post!
 
I think i am going to go for the RX-V 779 as it is very good! The cons arent really too big of a deal to me, well they do matter but they arent dealbreakers! Thanks for the advice tho!

Thanks for the post!
 
I think i am going to go for the RX-V 779 as it is very good! The cons arent really too big of a deal to me, well they do matter but they arent dealbreakers! Thanks for the advice tho!

1. I want a PC that can play every game maxed out. Alright here is one on PCPartsPicker. Oh yeah my budget is $400. *Worlds Largest and Loudest SIGH*

Wouldn't it have been easier just to get an MSI card?

Are you sure its 8gb I think its 7.5 gb  :lol:  :lol: 

Either an AIO like the kraken X61 or the NH-D15 (recessed fins for high-profile ram compatibility)

No, AMD CPUs are generally half the price of Intel. Even the motherboards tend to be cheaper. You will need a better cooler than the stock one, but even then, with the mobo + cpu + water cooling, it's still cheaper.
 
From current Amazon prices:
M5A97 R2.0 = $89.79
H100i = $97.16
FX 8320 = $143.30
= $330.25
 
 
i5-4690K = $229.99
ASRock H87 Pro = $108.99
=$338.98
 
 
Intel Core i7 4790k alone = $339.99
 
 
For gaming alone, I believe Intel seriously isn't worth it.

i think he meant ''performance'' in terms of efficiency, in which he is correct PSU's are most efficient while at 50 to 80% load...so he is correct if you pick a 1000W PSu and you only require 325W at full load then the PSU is never operating at it's most efficient...in which case a 550W PSU would be a much better pick. It's important to pick a PSU that match the parts.