Van Darkholme

So there's this game that I forgot the title. It is a breakout-clone game where the gameplay is broken. The ball can be very large and really tiny; and the pad at the bottom can extend all the way until the ball can't go down. It has a dark pink ball and a gray pad. Any replies will be appreciated. I think came out in the late 90s i think or in the early 2000s.

There are only i7 variants of Dell Inspiron 7559 available here. I had no luck of finding an i5 variant.

Hello! I am looking for a bang-for-the-buck gaming laptop under $750. The purpose of my laptop is for programming and light gaming. My current choices are MSI GP62 2QD($722) and Asus X556UB-XX030T ($649).

An AMD APU with a low end Nvidia GPU.

Hello Guise!

You can upgrade to r9 380 in the future with no problems.

You should get the S12|| one instead.

Intel Gaming PC Components Price Processor Intel Pentium G3260 3.50GHz ₱2,690.00 Motherboard ASRock H81M-VG4 ₱1,995.00 RAM CORSAIR 4GB DDR3 PC1333 (CMV4GX3M1A1333C9) ₱1,300.00 GPU Palit Geforce GTX 750 StormX OC 1G GDDR5 128Bit ₱4,990.00 Total Cost ₱19,920.00 PSU Antec VP450 ₱1,950.00 Storage 500gb WDC Caviar Blue (WD500SAAKX) 16mb sata3 hdd ₱1,995.00 Case XIGMATEK RECON BLACK ATX CASING ₱1,100.00 Source: http://www.back2gaming.com/guides/gaming-pc-on-a-php-20k-budget-june-2015/

Seasonic M12|| 620w 80+ bronze power supply

I already have a decent power supply anyway. Thanks!

My system is now 2 years old. I have an A8 5600k APU, A55m-DS2 motherboard, 1x8gb 1600mhz RAM,a GT 630(1 gb DDR5), and an old LCD Monitor. Is it worth it to upgrade to a Skylake build with a R9 380, a new monitor and a case (Phanteks P400)? I will do my upgrade at the end of the year. I have a $500 budget.