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    I was thinking of buying a Nintendo Switch, but, is there any point? The console is very weak compared to other consoles or other tablets in its price range. There are only a few good games for it and its out a year, so it seems like there won't be much games for it in the future. It seems like just a gimmic thats going to end up like the Wii U. Sure, its cool and all, but is it 350€ cool? I know are some good games (Zelda, DOOM, Splattoon 2 etc.) but will there be more? With a game being 60€, so 3 games being 160€, and 80 for 2 joy-cons, its really expensive.
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    You can pick where to save your games and saves. So you can have saves on the console and games on the SD Card.
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    Ok then, so I have found parts online on eBay and Craigslist. What do you think? Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 Asus P5K-E VIVO ATX Mid Tower Economy Computer Gaming PC Case EVGA 500 Watt 80+ Bronze PSU 6GB DDR2 RAM 500GB WD HDD + 128GB SAMSUNG SSD Nvidia Geforce GTX 660 GPU
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    I am looking to build a gaming pc to play GTA5 at 40-60 FPS. I have found a deal for 2x Nvidia GeForce Fermi GTX 550 Ti 1GB cards for 80 bucks. The Nvidia website says that these cards are SLI capable. What kind of motherboard should I get? The CPU I want to use is a Intel Core 2 Quad CPU Q6600 (Socket 775) Also, what power supply should I use? I have no experience with SLI whatsoever and any advice would be helpful. What I have decided on so far: Intel Core 2 Quad CPU Q6600 (Socket 775) 2x Nvidia GeForce Fermi GTX 550 Ti 1GB DDR3 4GB 1600MHz RAM Thermaltake H15 Versa WD 1TB HDD and 128GB SSD
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    I would recommend 32-64 GB of RAM from a well-know brand like g-skill
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    I have the same laptop, Windows 10 Home 64Bit came with it. It is 8GB of memory and can use all of it. 32-bit operating systems can use 4GB of RAM, 64-Bit operating systems can use 16 exabytes. Reinstall Windows 7 64-Bit with the link below. https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows7
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    It can wake up from sleep because of apps installed on the pc
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    "If you have multiple DICS then just choose one" lol
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    I would go with a 1050 for a HTPC. http://bit.ly/2yj2N0y
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    It was a joke!
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    The USB cable that connects to your rig is for the data, the monitor is giving them power.
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    Try to get a differant ISO image. These break ALL THE TIME! *If you are using a CD to install Windows (Or even have a DVD drive in your rig), please leave the forum as soon as possible*
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    Then again, I'm under 15, so I don't need to make a living. I don't want to do it for the money, just because I like computers.
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    Yeah, Your right! I might start selling a Facebook, as then I get the full cut, and don't get those fees.
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    I now have my first computer of sale on eBay. It's an aution starting at 200 for a Lenovo B50-30 Laptop. It's got an Intel Celeron @ 2,16 Ghz, 4GB RAM (DDR3), a 500GB HDD, WiFi and bluetooth. Just ask if ur intrested and I'l give u a link.
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    Yes, I was going to get something like a Samsung Evo SSD as the boot drive and have a 500GB or 1TB drive for everything else. I was going to add mabey something like a GT 710 as a new GPU. That thing is small and don't need PCI-E power. Most power supplys in older systems are like 240 Watts, so a Core 2 Duo, 4GB RAM, an SSD, 1TB HDD and a GT 710 would make an Ok system for most things. I am able to solder new capacitors to the motherboard if some are bulging.
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    I was thinking getting computers from a local place for free. They mostly have Dell Optiplexs with Core 2 Duos. I could sell them for like dirt cheap.
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    I know. I have a local place when people dump there old PCs, then they will give them to me for free. They mostly have Dell Optiplexs with those Core 2 Duos, they are good for basic things. I could also upgrade the RAM, CPU, GPU. As I get them for free, I could offer refunds,as I would'nt lose anything then.
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    I am under age for a job. Like under 14. Ye. So.
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    I want to start buying used computers for people, upgrade them, then sell them on sites like eBay. I think it would be rather simple. Buy a computer cheap (e.g. at a thrift store) then upgrade it (RAM, CPU and GPU (Only for more powerful systems). I'm just doing it because nobody will give you a nice computer for cheap. I will be focused mainly on building PCs for basic things, like web browsing, work and more. I will still make high-end PCs of course. I'm not doing it for the money, just for the crack. Has anyone a idea or concern? I am able able to build a PC, by the way. Duh.
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