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My planned build is with Ryzen AM4 socket, so DDR4 I was thinking 2x8gb, or 4x8gb (...?)

I keep hearing that 16gb is still enough for gaming yet i see many games maxing out 16G So why do people keep saying that 16GB is plenty enough ?

WHEN STOCKED AGAIN ? WHAT HAPPENED

The regular Android steps doesn't work? "Settings>Apps>APP>Storage>Change/Move to Memory Card" doesn't show. How to Move Android Apps to an SD Card If your Android phone comes with a small amount of internal storage, here’s how to move apps to a microSD card and free up more space. www.tomsguide.com How to move apps from internal memory to SD card? Hi, I am using P30 Lite, new to Huawei phone system. How to move apps from internal memory to SD card? Check all apps, no option to move.. consumer.huawei.com I would preferably keep it as Portable Storage and not adopted/formatted as Internal Storage only that's locked to the device. How do I configure Huawei nano memory card to my liking? Such as moving Photos and Videos to Memory Card as default, plus still backs up to Google; and certain Apps moved to Memory Card and/or future App downloads&installs.

how do that? and does portable save/re-open all my tabs?

I've installed stable , dev and nightly . How to install the beta version without replacing/overriding the Stable? Thanks https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/channel/desktop/#beta

cheers i was deciding whether to get keyholeshape or square/rectangular anyway i still dont get why wouldnt they just get a full/squared one and put the furniture on top of the mat ... (or some other usage problem i cant think of)

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I learnt what about changeable "switches/stem" meant and "keycaps" like a day later XD in my head they were the same before. Otherwise it's still a good contender, just still to consider the keycap swappability for it.. But yeah on my list to be more specific would be "CherryMX Brown compatible switches" as the sub-preference. I didn't realize there were proprietary browns/tactile.

Also the Logi G915 uses proprietary switches/stems? Not sure if easily swappable hmmm

The research I've done so far is: https://au.pcpartpicker.com/products/keyboard/#sort=price&s=3,38,28,20,75,115,39,22&b=46,10000 Opened tabs then checked each images and product pages. I've knocked out about half of the priced ones so far. I don't have much confidence in the accuracy of PCPP Kb filters because example: -That Logi G915 disappears when I tick the "Wireless" box. -Even that Razer bwidow V3 didn't show. (Correction-this Kb doesn't come in brown equiv.) -So who bloody knows what else has been excluded with other filters applied. -Some are unpriced but I'm going to look at them too, coz sometimes it shows up on Google with non-pcpp vendors. There's just so much more out there that's not added to pcpp - thanks for your suggestions! That's why I came to forum.. I have no maximum budget.

CherryMX/equiv Browns. Backlit RGB/Multicolour. Volume scroll knob/wheel. Dedicated media keys. Both use in wireless and wired. Key Lock status lights. Ordered by importance.

You guys might have better consumer protect in EU. But over here they inspect before refund usually. And in this example if I bought a Non-certified monitor and it was the 1% that don't work with Gsync then I lose.

From what I understand there's 4 "tiers" Gsync Ultimate Gsync Gsync Compatible Unofficial/Noncertified Gsync (Everything else; Uncertified/untested by Nvidia; but may be certified/tested inhouse by the monitor-maker.) So wondering where the monitors I'm looking fall into, especially in the last 1-2 tiers, seem a bit grey area. _ In addition to my last product link; For comparison, this one says "G-SYNC Compatible ready " .. https://www.asus.com/Displays-Desktops/Monitors/TUF-Gaming/TUF-GAMING-VG259QR/ _ And my initial confusion was because the first monitor in OP showed up as GSync-Compatible in: https://au.pcpartpicker.com/products/monitor/#m=8&S=1&sort=price&D=70000,360000&F=381000000,812800000&A=1,5&C=1 ? Just trying to make informed decisions with all options before I buy, because at least if a product says "GSync-Compatible" and doesn't work properly I might have better chance at a return.

A few of their non-gaming displays also have that statement, example- https://www.asus.com/Displays-Desktops/Monitors/Eye-Care/VA24DQLB-W/