JohnAndleson1

Whatever will get me the best/most reliable performance/use for my budget. I obviously won't be gaming, but I am looking for performance, reliability, and usefulness

I'd like to build a family server for file storage and my own tinkering(Python and website hosting). I will probably run Ubuntu server edition. I live in Sydney Australia and have a rough budget of $1200 AUD. If anyone can either plan a build for me, or recommend me a site like pcpartpicker but for servers(I don't think they have server stuff). Thanks in advance.

So I'd like to build a computer. My old Acer Aspire V3 571G is not a very good laptop, and not a very good desktop pc either. I live in Sydney, Australia and I have a rough budget of 1300 AUD. I will be using this computer for a bit of gaming(heavily modded Minecraft, retro game emulation(NES, SNES, GBA, PS2), maybe some newer games like Fortnite, Rocket League, and Ark), some 3D CAD with Autodesk Inventor, some schoolwork, and plenty of programming(mainly python). It needs to have USB 3, type-A and type-C, an Ethernet port, and several different display outputs(HDMI, DP, VGA) I already have a 1920 * 1080 monitor, so I don't need a monitor. I also already have a USB mouse and keyboard. I also have a WD 750GB SATA hard drive. RGB is optional, so don't go over budget to get some RGB stuff. Thanks in advance

I was reading this and I wondered how LTT has sponsored prerolls with the new rules. Often they do prerolls with something like a computer or brand. How are they able to do this without YouTube getting mad and taking down videos?

So I've been watching a couple of episodes of WAN show recently and I was just wondering if anyone could fill me in on the NVIDIA partner program situation. I've heard some speculation, and some stuff about ROG and Asus, but can someone please tell me what is known, what is speculated, and what it means? Thanks in advance,