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lookpuppy got a reaction from Turtle Rig in Getting my cousin a rig as surprise gift. 800 dollar budget
PCPartPicker part list / Price breakdown by merchant Type Item Price CPU Intel - Core i5-9400F 2.9 GHz 6-Core Processor $163.99 @ SuperBiiz Motherboard ASRock - Z390 Pro4 ATX LGA1151 Motherboard $99.99 @ Newegg Memory G.Skill - Aegis 16 GB (2 x 8 GB) DDR4-2666 Memory $69.99 @ Newegg Business Storage Samsung - 860 Evo 500 GB 2.5" Solid State Drive $77.99 @ Amazon Video Card MSI - GeForce GTX 1660 Ti 6 GB VENTUS XS OC Video Card $279.99 @ Newegg Case NZXT - H500 (White) ATX Mid Tower Case $69.99 @ Amazon Power Supply SeaSonic - 520 W 80+ Bronze Certified Fully-Modular ATX Power Supply $36.98 @ Newegg Prices include shipping, taxes, rebates, and discounts Total (before mail-in rebates) $818.92 Mail-in rebates -$20.00 Total $798.92 Generated by PCPartPicker 2019-04-22 17:15 EDT-0400
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lookpuppy reacted to Jurrunio in Fan reccomendations
How cheap is considered budget? On the cheap side there's the Arctirc F12 and F14, ok performance, low noise levels, very cheap. If you can pay more for use-oriented designs (static pressure optimized vs airflow optimized, former pushes air harder, latter pushes more air) then I'll recommend Phanteks MP fans (pressure), Fractal HF fans (airflow) and the Noctua S series fans (the grey ones, also airflow).
I don't like be quiet fans because they drop speed and performance compared to other fans in other to achieve lower noise levels, which I think is stupid because motherboards (excluding those on mass produced prebuilt systems) support fan speed control and you can slow fans down manually, achieving the same result while still having the ability to blast the fans for maximum cooling if needed.
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lookpuppy reacted to Fasauceome in Fan reccomendations
On the hyper 212 I would use silent wings because they're for static pressure. I do believe they're a bit quieter.
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lookpuppy reacted to Fasauceome in Fan reccomendations
Well, the be quiet silent wings are pretty good. Or pure wings for airflow optimized.
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lookpuppy reacted to mxk in Fan reccomendations
Quiet, and budget friendly you say?
The be quiet! Pure Wings 2 PWM come in 120 and 140 sizes and are quiet, don't cost too much, and move a lot of air.
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lookpuppy reacted to Dedayog in How cold is to cold
Bring it into the house, let it warm up to room temp for a few hours (while you're in school), and it'll be fine when you get home.
Or ask them to put it in their bedroom closet or something, but cold alone won't hurt the thing.
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lookpuppy reacted to Slottr in How cold is to cold
Keep it inside, condensation buildup you might forget about could cause problems when you try to boot it again in the future.
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lookpuppy reacted to BobVonBob in How cold is to cold
I wouldn't say that. Depending on the type of fan bearings you have or if you have a water cooler the cold could damage the computer. Although if there's no AIO/custom loop the fan bearings are only an issue at something like -40 C/F.
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lookpuppy reacted to Dedayog in How cold is to cold
Right. I would hope his parents wouldn;'t put a water loop outside in the middle of winter, I made the assumption they have an IQ above 2.
Also, he said 5 degrees, which is nowhere near -40.
So yeah, you'd say that and did
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lookpuppy reacted to BobVonBob in How cold is to cold
I didn't word that well. I wouldn't make the blanket statement that "cold won't damage it", since enough cold could damage it. That cold won't though.
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lookpuppy got a reaction from Firewrath9 in Integrated graphics do not work
Running off the motherboard graphics isn’t a good idea. Get an adapter.
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lookpuppy reacted to Ansuex in What is this Worth?
I think anywhere between 250-350.
These first gen I7's are still nice and those motherboards are still sought after.
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lookpuppy got a reaction from myselfolli in HELP. C: and H: are at 100% non-stop and RAM usage is at 100%
Try scanning for viruses, even if it doesn’t, save what you can and factory reset. This is very sketchy and haven’t seen anything like this, not a coincidence that everything is maxed out.
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lookpuppy reacted to Fasauceome in Zotac AMP?
Amp is like the only good Zotac line, every other is known for being cheaply made and low quality. Amp and mini are the only cards to get from Zotac, or you can get something from EVGA to be certain it's not crap.
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lookpuppy got a reaction from AFKHero in Old $20 of yesteryear looks better than current monitors.
I’m getting a job at my local ecycling center that’s literally 8 blocks away. It’s where I got both of my 1080 p monitors
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lookpuppy got a reaction from Ashley MLP Fangirl in The Messy but Functional Build
I prefer performance over aesthetics..
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lookpuppy got a reaction from FL4ww in Redragon k552 keyboard
Thanks bröther but you didn’t have to tell them that I’m poor.
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lookpuppy reacted to jiyeon in Redragon k552 keyboard
It's a great choice keyboard if you want something budget and compact. He bought it back in January and it's still going strong.
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lookpuppy got a reaction from Fasauceome in Gt 9400 and 550 ti same performance
How did i forget thst
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lookpuppy reacted to wONKEyeYEs in No output
Is the monitor set to the right input, ie hdmi, dport,dvi?
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lookpuppy reacted to Cronen in Gt 9400 and 550 ti same performance
It is connected to the gpu, does it even works if it's connected to the mb with a gpu in it?
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lookpuppy reacted to mattsmi16 in Deciding on 1440p monitor
Hey guys I'm currently trying to toss up between two different monitors for 1440p 32-inch monitors on a budget. In my market (New Zealand) the two best offers I'm finding is the View Sonic VX3276-2K-MHD or the Acer EB321HQU which is $40 cheaper. And while on paper both these monitors look decent and relatively similar, I'm just wondering if there are any differences in panel quality or if there is anything else I should be aware of and if the View Sonic is worth the price jump. Primary use will be thesis research (Speadsheets, word docs, GIS) with some gaming.