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sJuan

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  1. Problem with these is that they are way out of my budget range considering shipping and tax
  2. Wow these are pretty good deals. I'm guessing its online only too right? Edit: this is USD isn't it?
  3. Edit: these laptops are in CAD btw Hey guys I have a quick question and I wanted to decide which of these laptops is the best bang for your buck: https://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834155031R&ignorebbr=1 https://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834846150&ignorebbr=1 https://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834847345R&ignorebbr=1 (I'm aware of the open box) I'm also open to any other offers from other sites like amazon for very similar specs (4GB gpu, sshd/ssd, i5 or i7 coffee lake)
  4. Yeah, not unless I can get it to about the same price as a 1060 3Gb which is impossible because of etherium
  5. I recently bought a Freesync monitor but I haven't built my pc yet. I know freesync is AMD only (because nvidia doesn't want us to have nice things) and I was wondering if the performance difference between the RX560 and the 1050ti is still bigger (towards the 1050ti's) with the freesync monitor.
  6. I looked up the computer on youtube to see what kind of motherboard you have and how big the case is. I think grabbing an SSD is a must, storage size is up to you but try not to get any fancy like Samsung 960EVOs or any m.2 ssd's because I don't think your motherboard supports m.2 ssd's. As for the graphics card you can easily get away with a 1050Ti or a 1060 3GB, they will both feel like a great boost in gaming. I believe your case is not that big so getting any 3-fan GPUs is actually risky since they might not fit in the case. Do some research though, I couldn't find what kind of power supply came with the system so just make sure that it has at least 300W.
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