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The 3600 would be a decent pick for those purposes

If you are using Windows 10, it will update the drivers silently.
Yes, and they will notified you when there's an update.

NO i am totally for real broski!!!

THank you so much for the heads up! I couldn't live without this. 

hail the 7

well, as of right now it's estimated around tier b-b+
 
but i can't say anything for sure just yet

haha i've streamsniped idiots like that on twitch

Thank you for the info will look at videos when I can get back on my main system later this week and will finalize this thread then.

From my experience, Asus usually makes everything expensive. They're like Nike. They make pretty good stuff but it'll cost you. Thats why I got my 144hz asus refurb'd
 
BENQ makes good monitors too, I don't hear much bad things about them at all unless someone got a lemon panel
 
I don't really know anything about lenovo at all, it doesn't seem like they're in the monitor game as much as the other brands
 
LG makes decent monitors. I've seen good things about them but this and the lenovo monitors are the ones I know the least about.
 
Do some extra research because I could be wrong about some of these, I just have my collected knowledge from when I was looking into buying a new display and videos I've watched.
It's your choice based on what you want out of the monitor. TN is usually used on faster displays for the low response time and high refresh rate and IPS is the color accurate, higher quality panel though it tends to be more expensive and doesn't have the same things that TN can boast on paper
 
It's a trade off for either one.

why buy a cheap first gen when you can get a free loaner chip to update the bios
 
I didn't even say he had to get a new motherboard im just saying if it comes to that (like if his board is broken like he said) he should.

thats good.
 
I haven't seen a lot of monitor reviews lately but the video reviews are definitely the best. I'm sure you probably knew that but if you can find videos for the monitors you're interested in than I think you're set.

yeah thats true
 
the acer one is quite the deal if op doesnt want to wait
 
we had different filters on the budget. He said he didn't want to go much over 280 usd

Sorry the Signature has not been updated to include next build.
Also again my apologies thought everyone who is building computers should always state what they are building on therefore it would be obvious to me.
Thanks let me look into these...

yeah thats true
 
the acer one is quite the deal if op doesnt want to wait
 
we had different filters on the budget. He said he didn't want to go much over 280 usd

that boxy looking dell one that literally everyone buys?

im making a page for ya one sec
 
also you dont use the mag glass, you use the browse products feature and monitors is under "Displays"

https://pcpartpicker.com/products/monitor/#r=256001440&X=0,28000&F=381000000,635000000&G=500000000000,2000000000000
 
looks like theres one monitor, it's a 1ms TN 144hz 24ish"

How is that stating the obvious? Your parts aren't listed anywhere else, including your spoiler at the bottom.
I assume you're not doing serious editing if you've been doing it on a TN panel?
 
You need to be careful with any monitor. Treat them properly and you won't have issues.
 
Dell makes a TN 24" GSync 1440p monitor, and they often go ridiculously cheap on Black Friday.

have you taken a look at pcpartpicker and their monitor search? Just put in your price of 150-280, 1440p, 25", etc.

Pay to play, or deal with it. You want an AIO form factor with desktop performance, but you're balking at having to spend money. Niche products for niche needs do not come cheap.

Other than the fact that there's an MSI motherboard, looks pretty good.
I'd maybe see if you can grab a better SSD, and consider waiting for Black Friday if those sales are a thing where you are.
Is it possible to get a motherboard with built in WiFi? They're usually not much more.

provide a budget or I'll set you up a build that costs 20,000$

yeah but who wants to actually put thought into things when they can just cut corners? Pffft.

Nah start with 3700x first and downgrade the GPU to say, the 2070S. Higher end GPUs just arent as good value.
 
PCIe 4.0 support can matter if you plan on using next gen top graphics cards and further down in the future. Better investment imo than a 2080ti

we have?