michaelocarroll007

+ 1 reccomendation for Ryzen 1200 a Decent quad core for a budget build. Id take it over the G4560 for a budget gaming build. and the ability to upgrade i dont consider a big reason to buy it but a nice benefit on top if you were to go that route. 

But people are willfully evading taxes in this way. Your required by Law to claim the purchase of goods you didnt pay taxes on at the end of the year.  Newegg doesnt need a disclaimer its not them with this rule your state requires you to pay taxes.  Newegg was clear they dont charge tax. If your product was $20 and the checkout was $20 with 0 tax you know you didnt pay tax i believe it even shows no tax as a line item.  Many people over online internet ordering have been using online shopping to avoid paying tax on purpose and then not claiming it because they dont think the goverment will find out. 
 
If Newegg doesnt have a operating buisness in your state they dont have to charge sales tax and its up to you to claim all untaxed purchases.  No other state has done this yet but just because you or anyone else havent gotten caught doesnt make it right. I do however think the interest and or penalties should be minimal as it is the first state to actively do this and the first year to give some the benefit of the doubt. 

Hey! Please send it again. It might have gotten missed with CES prep that week. I'll take a look later today.

The bolded is very incorrect. 
 
You're now trying to argue a point with me that I conceded in my very first post. I said that Newegg should not have turned over the sales data. I said they're not innocent, you're just trying to look like you weren't proved wrong on the tax points.
 
including any tax costs associated with it.     
 
NO  Thats not how USA Tax Works
 
there's still no way to input the correct tax amount in Newegg's checkout process.   
 
 Because THATS also not how it works, They dont charge tax because they are not set up with CT to  Pay them Sales tax if they were you wouldn't need to put in your own tax on the order. 
 
 
So even if you had every intention of paying the correct tax amount and knew about this issue ahead of time, you're still using Newegg's flawed checkout system.
 
When a Company of any kind  doesnt charge you tax and you have the Intention to pay this tax you would file it with your tax year and pay the tax. This is how Use Tax works. 
 
 
And as mentioned before by other people in this thread, the average consumer just looking to buy computer parts from this place isn't going to automatically think "Ooh, I better make sure I'm paying the correct use tax amount on this order." We're techies-- not accountants
 
This Excuse is BS for anyone who Files there yearly Taxes. you clearly have to check a box saying you didn't buy anything without getting taxed on it this year and dont need to pay taxes on any Untaxed goods.  If you dont personally file your taxes and pay a person to do it and they dont ask you this question you should hire another tax professional  ( Any kid or person whos never had a job i can see this excuse to some degree Though .) 
 
 
only Place newegg is in the wrong is in the Fact they didnt Give customers a heads up that there sending the data over to CT.  If they were the ones not legally collecting taxes CT would be going after them not you. But there following current laws and you are not so CT is going after the Consumer. 
 
 
For years people have purpoesly buying online to avoid this tax loop hole and then not filing the taxes to pay it correctly. CT is just the first to Actively go after this problem 
 
 Yeah Its not confirmed and my view would change somewhat if so.  but Like i said i dont think newegg Handled this right at all and i understand people being upset but not to the degree acting like oh no man ive been purpoesly buying untaxed shit to save money newegg should of taxed me its not my fault i owe this even though when i file taxes it asks if i bought untaxed shit i owe tax on now. 
 
I Dont know why CT would want to make that deal though im sure 3 years of back taxes is a large amount on top of the fact all future purchases from newegg will also get most likely be correctly claimed each year from now on either way. i just dont see the Positive side of CT making that deal for the goverment or at least a large enough one to offer that, 

The bolded is very incorrect. 
 
You're now trying to argue a point with me that I conceded in my very first post. I said that Newegg should not have turned over the sales data. I said they're not innocent, you're just trying to look like you weren't proved wrong on the tax points.
 
including any tax costs associated with it.     
 
NO  Thats not how USA Tax Works
 
there's still no way to input the correct tax amount in Newegg's checkout process.   
 
 Because THATS also not how it works, They dont charge tax because they are not set up with CT to  Pay them Sales tax if they were you wouldn't need to put in your own tax on the order. 
 
 
So even if you had every intention of paying the correct tax amount and knew about this issue ahead of time, you're still using Newegg's flawed checkout system.
 
When a Company of any kind  doesnt charge you tax and you have the Intention to pay this tax you would file it with your tax year and pay the tax. This is how Use Tax works. 
 
 
And as mentioned before by other people in this thread, the average consumer just looking to buy computer parts from this place isn't going to automatically think "Ooh, I better make sure I'm paying the correct use tax amount on this order." We're techies-- not accountants
 
This Excuse is BS for anyone who Files there yearly Taxes. you clearly have to check a box saying you didn't buy anything without getting taxed on it this year and dont need to pay taxes on any Untaxed goods.  If you dont personally file your taxes and pay a person to do it and they dont ask you this question you should hire another tax professional  ( Any kid or person whos never had a job i can see this excuse to some degree Though .) 
 
 
only Place newegg is in the wrong is in the Fact they didnt Give customers a heads up that there sending the data over to CT.  If they were the ones not legally collecting taxes CT would be going after them not you. But there following current laws and you are not so CT is going after the Consumer. 
 
 
For years people have purpoesly buying online to avoid this tax loop hole and then not filing the taxes to pay it correctly. CT is just the first to Actively go after this problem 
 
 Yeah Its not confirmed and my view would change somewhat if so.  but Like i said i dont think newegg Handled this right at all and i understand people being upset but not to the degree acting like oh no man ive been purpoesly buying untaxed shit to save money newegg should of taxed me its not my fault i owe this even though when i file taxes it asks if i bought untaxed shit i owe tax on now. 
 
I Dont know why CT would want to make that deal though im sure 3 years of back taxes is a large amount on top of the fact all future purchases from newegg will also get most likely be correctly claimed each year from now on either way. i just dont see the Positive side of CT making that deal for the goverment or at least a large enough one to offer that, 

The bolded is very incorrect. 
 
You're now trying to argue a point with me that I conceded in my very first post. I said that Newegg should not have turned over the sales data. I said they're not innocent, you're just trying to look like you weren't proved wrong on the tax points.
 
including any tax costs associated with it.     
 
NO  Thats not how USA Tax Works
 
there's still no way to input the correct tax amount in Newegg's checkout process.   
 
 Because THATS also not how it works, They dont charge tax because they are not set up with CT to  Pay them Sales tax if they were you wouldn't need to put in your own tax on the order. 
 
 
So even if you had every intention of paying the correct tax amount and knew about this issue ahead of time, you're still using Newegg's flawed checkout system.
 
When a Company of any kind  doesnt charge you tax and you have the Intention to pay this tax you would file it with your tax year and pay the tax. This is how Use Tax works. 
 
 
And as mentioned before by other people in this thread, the average consumer just looking to buy computer parts from this place isn't going to automatically think "Ooh, I better make sure I'm paying the correct use tax amount on this order." We're techies-- not accountants
 
This Excuse is BS for anyone who Files there yearly Taxes. you clearly have to check a box saying you didn't buy anything without getting taxed on it this year and dont need to pay taxes on any Untaxed goods.  If you dont personally file your taxes and pay a person to do it and they dont ask you this question you should hire another tax professional  ( Any kid or person whos never had a job i can see this excuse to some degree Though .) 
 
 
only Place newegg is in the wrong is in the Fact they didnt Give customers a heads up that there sending the data over to CT.  If they were the ones not legally collecting taxes CT would be going after them not you. But there following current laws and you are not so CT is going after the Consumer. 
 
 
For years people have purpoesly buying online to avoid this tax loop hole and then not filing the taxes to pay it correctly. CT is just the first to Actively go after this problem 
 
 Yeah Its not confirmed and my view would change somewhat if so.  but Like i said i dont think newegg Handled this right at all and i understand people being upset but not to the degree acting like oh no man ive been purpoesly buying untaxed shit to save money newegg should of taxed me its not my fault i owe this even though when i file taxes it asks if i bought untaxed shit i owe tax on now. 
 
I Dont know why CT would want to make that deal though im sure 3 years of back taxes is a large amount on top of the fact all future purchases from newegg will also get most likely be correctly claimed each year from now on either way. i just dont see the Positive side of CT making that deal for the goverment or at least a large enough one to offer that, 

yeah 28k in hard drives and price still Isnt near 100k is my point. 

4k 120hz VA or IPS at $5-600 
GPU to drive many games at that pace for $700
 
obviously cheaper the better but Realistically im talking something in the next few years.
 
4k60hz  VA and IPS panels are in the $4-600 28-32" range which is nice to see. 
 
Or even how some 4k 60hz tvs can do 1080p 120hz ( Very few do this but it exists) Wish my 4k 60hz was able to for some games. 

But people are willfully evading taxes in this way. Your required by Law to claim the purchase of goods you didnt pay taxes on at the end of the year.  Newegg doesnt need a disclaimer its not them with this rule your state requires you to pay taxes.  Newegg was clear they dont charge tax. If your product was $20 and the checkout was $20 with 0 tax you know you didnt pay tax i believe it even shows no tax as a line item.  Many people over online internet ordering have been using online shopping to avoid paying tax on purpose and then not claiming it because they dont think the goverment will find out. 
 
If Newegg doesnt have a operating buisness in your state they dont have to charge sales tax and its up to you to claim all untaxed purchases.  No other state has done this yet but just because you or anyone else havent gotten caught doesnt make it right. I do however think the interest and or penalties should be minimal as it is the first state to actively do this and the first year to give some the benefit of the doubt. 

Not surprising. Most manufacturers have all but given up on wearables. The Fitbit is more of a niche product.

I wouldnt think 40 seperate pcs would be easier but more like 10ish  have to have a CPU with enough cores to dedicate 2 to 4 cores to each system and a GPU per so a 12 or higher core count for 3 GPUS or more depending on the power you want. Power supply will need to power 4 GPUS and Motherboard will need to support it also. if you were doing 2 cores 4 threads youd be able to get away with less then 10 PCs pretty easily with a 12 core Intel and 6 GPUs. it all depends Youll be checking compaitiblity and Pricing and performance to see whats best.
 
Ryzen 8 core pcs might be a good cheap Build for this but a few extra Pcs or threadripper might actually be perfect for this due to the 16 cores 32 threads. Lots to think about but when you decied itll be just build this over and over a few times and done.  gotta set power goals first then try to find the right components 

pretty much yes, you will struggle to get 1 GPU to run 2 or 3 games at once it will bring up a whole lot of issues. its not like a hard drive you cant split 1 GPU up to 3 Different Virtual machines so then Controller input  what program is up prioirty wise ect on top of probably bad performance running 3 games on 1 GPU at the same time. also Price wise Tesla GPU wouldnt make sense for this.
 
you could buy 40 GPUS that would get you a easier setup easier to manage and Cheaper all while gaming better overall with a seperate GPU and dedicating X amount of CPU Cores to each VM.  Running 40 Virtual gaming machines is a pretty major project  mutiple CPUs ect. 

pretty much yes, you will struggle to get 1 GPU to run 2 or 3 games at once it will bring up a whole lot of issues. its not like a hard drive you cant split 1 GPU up to 3 Different Virtual machines so then Controller input  what program is up prioirty wise ect on top of probably bad performance running 3 games on 1 GPU at the same time. also Price wise Tesla GPU wouldnt make sense for this.
 
you could buy 40 GPUS that would get you a easier setup easier to manage and Cheaper all while gaming better overall with a seperate GPU and dedicating X amount of CPU Cores to each VM.  Running 40 Virtual gaming machines is a pretty major project  mutiple CPUs ect. 

is there no youtube benchmark Videos where you can watch a bunch and come to your own Personal conclusion? 

Well if your going to be portable and are worried about heat pick a laptop that can cool what you Buy Pretty much have to go intel right now for a lot of cases. There are MANY laptops that cool its components great while keeping the keyboard cool  Including I7 and GTX 1070 laptops. like i said just do research before buying this isnt a problem besides on badly designed laptops.  
 
Thats not a laptop thats a portable monitor keyboard and a Mini Case lol. Battery is the only thing that helps it be somewhat better then having it all separate. Personally i buy a laptop to use it as a laptop and i think most people do. I want to be able to easily pick it up and move it and or take it with me quickly.  

Damn Son you dont get sarcasm do you. 
 
LMAO This is great. 

I don't get where everyone seems to be getting things but if you maintain the exact same form factor a phone with a removable battery *will* inherently give up some of its girth for that...
 
When you have a removable battery you need the body sealed underneath, and that metal or plastic has thickness. If you want to keep it water tight you need a gasket which adds thickness. You need a sealing mechanism which may not add girth but does take up valuable real estate.
 
Fact of the matter is that with two otherwise identical phones, having a removable battery is a tradeoff of girth, you're either adding girth or cutting down on something like board thickness, thickness of the screen, or thickness of heat conduits. And in addition it adds considerable complexity to the design of the phone.
 
If you'd like a thicker phone that's fine. I wouldn't mind one too. But that doesn't change the fact that they're not wrong. A phone with a removable battery *is* thicker than an otherwise identical phone that doesn't have one.

Your not understanding so many people dont game hard core like You or I. They are fine with just overwatch and LOL and the few other Popular tittles. There is a BIG market of people who dont play anything else but 1 or 2 light popular titles on PC.  They are not really spending more by getting this cheap now and then If they like PC gaming in a year or 2 get what ever GPU they want. The CPU side of it Still Good. and maybe they play Games for 2 years then Upgrade theyll be getting a chip that doesnt even exist yet today which would make it not a waste at all.
 
You dont know if its going to be wastefull some might build this with the goal in mind. 

Your not understanding so many people dont game hard core like You or I. They are fine with just overwatch and LOL and the few other Popular tittles. There is a BIG market of people who dont play anything else but 1 or 2 light popular titles on PC.  They are not really spending more by getting this cheap now and then If they like PC gaming in a year or 2 get what ever GPU they want. The CPU side of it Still Good. and maybe they play Games for 2 years then Upgrade theyll be getting a chip that doesnt even exist yet today which would make it not a waste at all.
 
You dont know if its going to be wastefull some might build this with the goal in mind. 

Yeah in your opinion. I Have a GTX 1080 But that doesn't mean there is not a market of people who buy pcs to play Lol Over watch CS GO Rainbow 6. Thoese and many other games will run on this. and play the occasional Harder to run title at really low settings for the 1 or 2 of them they try out.  There is a market here its just not us. 

Yeah in your opinion. I Have a GTX 1080 But that doesn't mean there is not a market of people who buy pcs to play Lol Over watch CS GO Rainbow 6. Thoese and many other games will run on this. and play the occasional Harder to run title at really low settings for the 1 or 2 of them they try out.  There is a market here its just not us. 

AMD just killed the sub-$100 graphics card market and rendered Intel's budget chips obsolete.

What Car do you have?
I almost pulled the Trigger when i was buying a car on a focus ST 3 (If thats what your talking about) I decided to go WRX though

The Groove Music Pass streaming service was discontinued on January 1, 2018. The built-in Groove Music app will continue to play all the music you’ve purchased and downloaded or uploaded to OneDrive, but will no longer stream or play any Groove Music Pass content.  
 
We’ll continue to update the Groove Music app so you can play your purchased music, including the tracks you’ve uploaded to OneDrive. On December 31, 2017, the option to stream, purchase, and download music from Groove Music was discontinued. If your purchased music has been downloaded you’ll still be able to listen to it. 
 
You had Months to download the music to a OneDrive account and the Functions would still work on all the Songs you Purchased.
If you want to use the Streaming side Music pass That existed you just have to get another streaming service to provide this for you.
You didn't get ripped off in this case at all.  Companies close all the time its aloud. 

The Groove Music Pass streaming service was discontinued on January 1, 2018. The built-in Groove Music app will continue to play all the music you’ve purchased and downloaded or uploaded to OneDrive, but will no longer stream or play any Groove Music Pass content.  
 
We’ll continue to update the Groove Music app so you can play your purchased music, including the tracks you’ve uploaded to OneDrive. On December 31, 2017, the option to stream, purchase, and download music from Groove Music was discontinued. If your purchased music has been downloaded you’ll still be able to listen to it. 
 
You had Months to download the music to a OneDrive account and the Functions would still work on all the Songs you Purchased.
If you want to use the Streaming side Music pass That existed you just have to get another streaming service to provide this for you.
You didn't get ripped off in this case at all.  Companies close all the time its aloud.