TheSpider

Hello, I need help with my IPhone SE. I went up to the mountains this weekend and my IPhone was working fine until it the battery died. I was able to plug it in and get the display to show the red battery. However when I woke up a little bit later that battery no longer showed and the screen was black even after hitting power and home. This has been the case for the past two days now. I've tried the hold the home button and power or down volume and power but to no avail and it has been charging for more than 10+ hours. Problem is even my external battery and computer doesn't recognize it as being something plugged in. I have an upgrade on the way but I need to check to make sure all of my stuff has been backed up. Does anyone have any tips to fix this or at least get it to come on for a few hours? In Summary, dead Iphone se not charging and is a lot colder than normally would be. Thanks.

Looks good and has plenty of case space to upgrade and add more storage space.

including peripherals minus the operating system.

I don't have a set budget for say but as I just added I would spend more than $750 for sure and preferably no more than $1,750 but that would be for everything.

Hey, In a few weeks or less I plan on buying and putting together my first Gaming PC. While not strictly used for gaming that is what I plan to spend most of my time using it for. While I have made a post asking for help in the past large amounts of time has passed between me posting and now and I have new wants and needs that the computer needs to fill that I'm not sure can be fulfilled with some builds I have seen. 1. Budget & Location I don't have a set budget however I set the minimum that I would spend at $750 and then my max would be at around $1,750 but I would like to spend as much is needed to get it to meet my needs and possibly surpass them in order for the computer to last at minimum three years however the cheaper the better. Location is the United States and to add on their isn't a lot of stores in my area that actually specialize in computers and the few that do for some reason persuade against building a PC and have limited stock and variety. 2. Aim The systems main use will be for gaming however I need it to be able to run the program Solid-works, Blender, Photoshop, and other various applications that struggle to run on my laptop. Games that I would like to be able to run preferably at max settings are games like Ark, Skyrim, GTA V and other large games. 3. Monitors I plan on running one monitor to start then going up to one large one or two medium sized ones. The resolution I would like to be able to run is 4k however when I probably won't get a 4K monitor to start off with and more likely will want to get a 1440P monitor. 4. Peripherals I will need to get a keyboard and a mouse as well as get Windows operating system however I don't need to get a copy of windows that has office and excel and such. 5. Why are you upgrading? I am upgrading because the laptop I have currently caps off at 2.5ghz and runs programs that I currently run slowly and the cpu gets very hot. I've tried using a desktop computer but it made too much noise. I also want to upgrade to a desktop so I can get a cheaper laptop for school and still have something powerful to run games on and stuff.

Its the most convenient place plus compared to other stores in my area like Best Buy has a larger variety of parts in stock all the time.

I need help deciding what parts I should get for a first time around gaming desktop computer. I've asked this question in the past on a different account and mostly got builds from PC part picker. While this sorta helps I want to know why I should pick certain parts and how to decide what parts I need to spend more on and parts I can spend less on. For this build parts will need to be accessible in the United States and store of choice would be Micro Center. My budget is between $700-1,500. However I would like to spend less than the maximum and still get alot out of the computer. My goal with this build is to have a above average to high end desktop PC that can run all types of games at high settings and will last me at minimum three years. I would also like to have the flexibility to interchange parts after that minimum without having to shell out a large sum each time. If possible to I would like it to be VR compatible. As for the monitors I would liked a decent monitor that games will look amazing on. For peripherals I will need to buy both a mouse and keyboard but can wait to get a mouse if it means putting more money towards something else on the computer. I have headphones so I won't need speakers. I will also need to buy a Windows Operating System. Thanks in Advance for replies and I hope you can help me out a lot if possible.