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stobbe

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Profile Information

  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Brazil

System

  • CPU
    i5 2500 @ stock
  • Motherboard
    H61M-P21 (B3)
  • RAM
    2x4GB DDR3 GSkill Sniper
  • GPU
    GTX 660 2GB Zotac
  • Case
    NZXT S340 White
  • Storage
    1TB + 500GB
  • PSU
    Aerocool Strike-X 600W
  • Display(s)
    AOC 23" e2343F2k
  • Cooling
    Stock
  • Keyboard
    CM Quickfire TK Brown
  • Mouse
    Logitech G300
  • Sound
    Philips SHP2000
  • Operating System
    W10 Pro 64 Bits

stobbe's Achievements

  1. Ok, I think that settles it, I'm getting 850 EVOs for both systems, even if I need to buy them one at a time
  2. That's what I thought after having a look at the specs in Samsung's website of both (750 EVO and 850 EVO) The 750 EVO would cost around 108 USD, and the 850 EVO around 143 USD (yes, I know the prices are high, gotta love living in Brazil), I'm not really in a budget, but the difference is too big to ignore, but not too big to discard the 850 EVO as a possible buy. I was considering buying the 750 EVO for the laptop (simpler use) and the 850 EVO for my desktop (my main rig, where I do mostly gaming), maybe I should just gather a little more and get 850 EVOs for both. I found an ADATA 240GB SSD for a little less than the 750 EVO (around 103 USD for the ADATA), would it be a better alternative to the 750 EVO, or is it equivalent?
  3. Hey guys, I'm planning on changing my laptop 5400rpm HDD to a SSD, and add a boot SSD in my desktop. That said, I have been looking for a good 850 EVO 250GB deal and while looking I stumbled upon a 750 Evo 250GB, but I didn't find many reviews of this SSD, all I can really tell is that there it seems to be a more "budget oriented version" of the 850 EVO. Given the price difference between both, Is there much of a difference for working with programming (in my laptop, while at the college) and with gaming (in my desktop) with one or the other?
  4. The G300 is really a great mouse, my only problem with it is that recently it started to wear out the rubber on the left side where my thumb rests, but it isn't nearly as bad to make me change the mouse just yet
  5. I had a Razer Deathadder 2013 for around 6 months one or two years ago, the software drove me insane and, as I use a claw grip, the mouse wasn't really comfortable to me. Sold it and got a much simpler Logitech G300 that's with me until now, great mouse all around. I definitely would say that Logitech is way superior to Razer for mouse. About keyboards, I have a Cooler Master Quickfire TK and love this keyboard with Cherry MX Browns, but there are a lot of good keyboard brands in the market like DasKeyboard, Filco, Corsair, Cooler Master, Ducky, and many others
  6. Rig unnamed, that's something I have to change Cpu: i5 2500 3.3Ghz/Turbo 3.7Ghz Gpu: GTX 660 2GB Ram: 2x4GB DDR3 1333Mhz Score:
  7. I'm interested in the ZBOX because I'm fascinated by how a computer that's so tiny can pack more punch than my current mid-tower computer
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