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my friend want to buy a monitor for his laptop his laptop is MSI GF63 Thin 9RCX he would use it for gaming or something like that he does not want curved an he dose not want delay here is some monitor he picked HP OMEN ( 25 24.5" LED FHD Full HD Gaming Monitor, 144 Hz ) Lenovo Legion Y25f-10 ( 24.5" WLED FHD Full HD Gaming Monitor, 144 Hz ) he is concerned it is not compatible or there is delay

It have ethernet but the modem is CPE B593

OK thanks for the advice

Convince my dad to not reuse five years old router or modem and install the modem in my room that doesn't hurt the brain or something like that I'm going to bulid pc and I don't want to buy a wireless network adapter for the bulid plz help thank you in advance

Thank you guys

around 100 dollars

Could you recommend air cooler cheep Thanks in advance I'm planning to overclock the cpu Here is the parts

Which one should I use Thanks in advance for replying 1) I'm planning to overclock the cpu so I still didn't add cpu cooler 2) 3)

yes even if i cant there is ways to go around that

I need PC set up around 500 us dollar I live in Saudi Arabia the aim of the PC is gaming and basic editing since this is PC is a budget I will buy one monitor ( maybe refurbished one ) I don't mind used parts I need keyboard mouse and headset I already have windows ( in the future I may change to Linux since Linux gaming is getting better ) the major two reason is a challenge and my laptop is slow here some parts I thought about monitor : Acer R240HY bidx 23.8-Inch IPS HDMI DVI VGA (1920 x 1080) Widescreen Monitor (99.99 us dollar) CPU : AMD Ryzen 5 3600 3.6 GHz 6-Core Processor graphic card : it will be from yeston maybe case : anything you can add anything you want I will build it at the end of April

this idea is stuck in my head water cooling Ram I understand that air cooling sometimes it is bitter than water but I'm interested in overclocking Ram yes I know that a ram doesn't produce heat that much I just wanna see the result I only found two water cooling the first one is sketchy : https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=m570.l1313&_nkw=ram+water+cooling&_sacat=0 second one : https://www.amazon.com/Thermaltake-VB1430BWS-Soprano-Mid-Tower-Chassis/dp/B00139B3S0/ref=sr_1_2?keywords=water+cooling+ram&qid=1581673326&sr=8-2 is there is any difference edit: 2 years left for techquickie to become 10 years old

Thank you for replying

Is 16 ram enough for gaming and little basic I'm on a budget I will over clocking ram

Yeah I thought about the Same thing I think that what I will do and it is a challenge it is not like I'm going to use it

First I am on tight (500 us dollar ) budget to build a setup so I thought of buying a broken monitor and fix it like what linus did or should I just puy cheap monitor the monitor name is ASUS Rog Swift PG348Q 34Inch Curved Gaming Monitor it is almost 100 us dollar and on retail is 700 us dollar the biggest problem in building a set up is I live In a country that is impossible to get pc hardware used or new it is expensive to have it delivered directly so I have to keep it in warehouse in another country and if you have any recommendation for 500 us dollar setup please let me know thank you everyone in advance Pic of the monitor Sorry for grammar mistakes English is my third language and sorry for the format I'm trying on a phone