Namedwharf

Doesn't it start getting to the territory of being worth going with a i7 9700k instead of a 3700x though? With motherboard and stuff they do seem to end up around the same price with x570 motherboards being a lot more expensive right now

So my question is, is it worh upgrading from a i5 4670k (oc'd to 4.5 ghz) to say a ryzen 5 3600? I currently also have GTX 980ti. Mostly play games, but stream some for fun at times. And on another note, as I play a lot of cs:go, does it still dislike AMD processors?

Web browsing, Office products and some movies

Probably new, unless I don't find some really good deal somewhere close.

So my friend wants me to build a PC for his parents, for around 400-500 euro. But I'm not sure what CPU would work best for that task, without a discrete GPU. It would mostly be used for light tasks but just looking for the best value right now. Been looking at an A10 7870K, but not sure if it's a bit outdated now compared to intels newer ones.

So I recently started studying Sound design and music production, and I'm looking for a laptop powerful enough for Pro Tools and games like CS:GO and WoW, but I don't need anything super powerful. Do you guys have any recommendations for something like that?

Well I got the Rival 300 and played with it for a few days now, and I have to say it's my favourite mouse now for fps games. I used a G502 before, but I never really liked it in fps games, but I'm not sure why.

I've tried my friends Zowie mice, can't remember what model though, and I didn't really like it. But I decided to order the Rival 300 and try it out. So hopefully I'm happy with it, otherwise I'll come back here and look for more recommendations

So I'm looking for a mouse to play CS:GO with, and I've been looking at Fnatic Gears Flick G1 and Steelseries Rival 300. I like the look of the Flick, but I've heard of the problems with the lift off distance, and I'm not too sure how much it would affect me. So have anyone actually tried it? And does it bother you in that case, or have they fixed it by now? I'm open to other suggestions aswell, those are just the two I've looked at so far.

So, I've been having a problem these last two weeks with Windows 10, every other day when I try to start my PC a message with "Windows Autorepair" Comes up and then fails, then it just goes to a mode where you can choose to just try and continue into the boot, or restore the system. If you just continue it will start this over again, and the restore option won't work, the only solution I've found is to make a completely new installation, every time. Now, it's installed on my SSD, wich is a few years old and is just a 120GB Kingston v300, so it's not the best, and I've read that other people have had them dying on them, could it be that the SSD is just giving up? I've made completely new installs, I've tried without my HDD even connected to see if there was anything that was wrong on it, but it still crashed again. So yeah, the only thing I can think of is the SSD just giving up now, but just looking here for some opinions from you guys. Sorry if it's in the wrong topic.

The Smart Switch future looked really cool, cause of the simplicity of it.

Just got this mouse, so far I'm very happy with it, no problems at all with missclicks or peeling feet. And even with hands that are bigger than normal it fits really nice in my hand.

Just got g502 and so far I really like it

I've tried g400s and g500s, I didn't really like those mice, I tried g502 before as well, it felt pretty good actually. I don't want any mice by razer, had their products before and they all broke in a few months even with gentle handling. And roccat kone xtd and mionix naos 7000 just looks really nice to me

I find it too small, I don't like the extra buttons, they feel really flimsy and doesn't always respond properly and the coating on the right side went off really fast and it really ruined the comfort for me, as I could claw it before, but it got all slippery after that