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  1. airstrike
    Hello everyone, i'm planning to buy a new TV on a budget, mainly for watching films and occasional gaming I can't make my mind about these two models Q70R and Q70T, the Q70R has full array local dimming and better for watching HDR content, but is it worth paying an extra 100 USD knowing that i will also lose HDMI 2.1 as the Q70R doesn't have it.
  2. airstrike
    I live in Russia, so pricing here is absolutely absurd, i have to pay at least 50% more to buy an OLED, actually the Q70T here is around 30 USD more expensive than nanocell85, while the OLED is around 500 USD more expensive then the QLED
  3. airstrike
    Hello, i'm planning to buy a new TV, these two models are within my budget and i wonder which one is better knowing that the LG nanocell 85 is about 30 USD More is expensive, i will use the TV for mainly watching films and occasional gaming.
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    what do you think about this motherboard: ASUS Socket-AM4 PRIME B350-PLUS even though it's ATX, do you think it can handle a slightly overclocked ryzen 7 1700
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    Hello Everyone i'm building my first PC and i'm trying to choose between two motherboards 1) Biostar B350GTN mini-itx with Silverstone SG13 case or cougar qbx 2) Asrock AB350m pro4 with RAIJINTEK STYX what i want to know is which board is better overall especially when it comes to overclocking potential and which core can handle an 8 core Ryzen. Thank you
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    well i live in Siberia, Russia, choices are limited and i'm on a tight budget, my budget for a psu is around 80$ usd this the crap i can buy in Russia for 80 usd, what do you think of CORSAIR CX450M or COOLER MASTER G550M
  7. airstrike
    thank you very much for your reply, really useful information, i just have one question, i found among the list CORSAIR CX450M which is available in my country for the same price, which one is better?
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    Hello, which PSU is better for a mini itx build using a Silverstone SG13 case1)ENERMAX ERD600AWL-F REVOLUTION DUO (has two fans)2)DEEPCOOL QUANTA DQ550ST 550W3)Cougar PowerX 550W4)Fractal Design Integra M
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    i'm building a mini itx ryzen build using a silverstone SG13 case and a biostar racing mini itx, will it be compatible and i ould like to ask you if this psu is better for a mini itx build as it has two fans: ENERMAX ERD600AWL-F REVOLUTION DUO 600W 80+ GOLD
  10. airstrike
    Hello, i would like to know if this psu "DEEPCOOL QUANTA DQ550ST 550W" i live in Russia so my choices are limited, this psu is rated 80+ gold,
  11. airstrike
    Thank you for your reply unfortunately in Russia prices and availability are completely different, the system i put together will cost me around 1200 USD, i just want to ask you about which motherboard you think is better among those 1)ASUS PRIME B350M-E 2) ASUS PRIME B350-PLUS 3)ASRock AB350M Pro4, these ones are available in Russia within the same price range of the Biostar, i started to get when i start reading about vrams and power phases, these things are confusing to me
  12. airstrike
    Thank you for the reply, the problem is that i live in Siberia, Russia))) so i'm pretty limited when it comes to choice of hardware and also prices here are way higher than the US and Canda, right now the only available AM4 mini-itx board is Biostar, but i still have the option to build matx or atx based system, however, i'm not sure that the motherboards available within the same price range are better: here are my options when it comes to motherboards: 1)ASUS PRIME B350M-E 2) ASUS PRIME B350-PLUS 3)ASRock AB350M Pro4, SocketAM4 as for power supply do you think this one is better: Aerocool KCAS 500W
  13. airstrike
    I have been using gaming laptops for the past 5 years, i always wanted to build a gaming PC but i chicken out at the last moment, as choosing parts and compatibility issues can be overwhelming, but finally, i decided to go for it, here is my part list Case: Silverstone SG13 PSU: 400W ATX Cooler Master (RS400-ACABB1-EU MOBO: Biostar Racing B350GTN CPU: Ryzen 5 1600 CPU COOLER: Zalman CNPS7000V-Al PWM GPU: MSI GEFORCE GTX 1060 3GB Ram: HyperX Fury (HX421C14FBK2/8) Monitor: LG LG 29UM69G-B (2560 * 1080) my questions are: 1) is the motherboard good for stable OC, and for future proofing in case i want to update for 8 core or Ryzen 2? 2) can this ram be overclocked, as memory speed is important for Ryzen 3) how good is this cooler and will the hight of the cooler cause any issues as it's 63mm while the case website mentions cooler hight at 61mm. 4) is the psu good and compatible with my parts. ; i also noticed that the power connector for the CPU is only 4 pin on this motherboard while all other AM4 motherboards have 8 pin, so could this reduce OC potential or should i use a specific PSU that gives extra power through the 4 pin looking forward to hearing from the community for advice and thanks to all in advance.
  14. airstrike
    Recently a new series of msi laptops appeared in the Russian market "MSI GP62 7RE" and it has a GTX 1050ti with only 2GB of memory, not 4!!! and the price of these laptops in a bit more than gtx 1050 laptops, does anyone knows how a gtx 1050ti perform with on;ly 2gb of gddr5? is it worth it or better go with a laptop with gtx 1050 you can see the link of the laptop here: https://www.msi.com/Laptop/GP62-7RE-Leopard-Pro.html
  15. airstrike
    Hello, i just found a deal o a MSI gaming AIO AG270 2QC for 700$, it has an i5-4210h and nvidia gtx 970m and 27 inch TN display, is it worth it or is better to build a pc and buy a separate monitor
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