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Thanks @OfficialTechSpace, @Einoo for your replies. The thing is that you can't find all of those models where I'm at. Main ptions are mainstream brands like Hyper, SS, Razer, Logitech. The only one is k371 and it costs 140$, which is a lot here. I have an option of grabbing G Pro X for the price of regular ones (around a 100$), so may be I'll go with these ones. I'm a pretty casual gamer and I won't use this headset for music since I have major 4 as a daily driver. Do you still think I should avoid G Pro's or SteelSeries headsets? Like there's not much choice here, but I still want to get a least best from what's offered

Hi everyone, I'm kind of stuck choosing a new headset for gaming. It's important for the headset to not "hang" on your ears as I have a pretty slim head. Not all headsets may be available for me, but as far as I've seen these are a couple of contenders: Logitech G Pro Acrtis 1 Xbox Stereo I could've added Cloud Stinger to the list, but it looks really "cheap" for me. Design is important too since I like everything minimalistic (well all of the above are pretty slick) Price range should be similar for all of those, but certainly not higher than G Pro. Thanks a lot!

@Electronics Wizardy so I'm pretty ok if I'm not downloading anything more onto a full SSD?

Yeah, it's USD, sorry. For my use case I wouldn't be playing from the drive, I didn't even knew I could do that

Hey, people. I own Xbox Series X, which has 1tb(~800gb) of memory, but It quickly ran out with stuff like Flight Simulator taking around 125gb It's bad for an SSD to always be kind of full, so I'm thinking of extending my storage. The question is whether to buy an expansion card (around 300$) or an external drive like Seagate Game Drive for Xbox STHB1000401 1TB (around 200$) External drive is good, becuase: It can be used not only for Xbox It's cheaper Expansion card, on the other hand: Will make games accessible from the get go (but usb 3.0's 625 mb/s is pertty fast too) Won't cause a lot of read/write operations when moving games While external drive seems to be the winner for me for now, I'm really worried about main xbox SSD wearing out. Any thoughts on this?

So I went with Series X, bought yesterday. It's more expensive, but I think it'll pay off in the future Enjoying it so far. Already tried out MK 11 on a 50 inch 4k OLED TV, this was amazing, now I also need to buy one Thank you guys!

Yeah, remember this from the video, but how much really is 500gb? I've just checked and it's $350 where I live... these prices are crazy

Hello, I want to buy a console, but I've never had one really. I don't have a PC and don't plan on building one in near future, because I don't spent much time at home mostly working in office I need a console to play solo and with friends. I really like PS, but for now I'm more inclined to Xbox as it has a lot more games in it's GamePass At this point I have to decide between Series X or S. In Belarus, X and S cost $844 and $450 respectively I was told (and seen Linus' video comparsion) that S is much slower than X. But will it really matter? I'm not a hardcore gamer, never played anything apart from Dota/CS (on lowest settings) and I don't even have a 4K TV to begin with, only a 40 inch Full HD I have money to buy both, but should I pay $400 bucks more for this perfomance? I have no way of comparing them and renting both for a day will cost the same amount of money you spent a week or even more Thanks!

I'm from Belarus

What is a better PSU choice with this PC: Ryzen 5 3600 CPU MSI B450M Mortar Max MOBO Corsair Vengeance LPX 2x8GB DDR4 3600 RAM Gigabyte GeForce GTX 1660 Super OC 6GB GDDR6 GPU max price 150$

Thank you all guys!)

I can't find a good mATX mobo other than this, is pci-e x16 4.0 a must have? The price isn't much different, it's ok

What is a better gpu choice with this PC: Ryzen 5 3600x CPU ASUS TUF B450M-PLUS Gaming MOBO MOBO should be only mATX Corsair Vengeance LPX 2x8GB DDR4 3600 RAM I want to buy Gigabyte Radeon RX 590 Gaming 8GB GDDR5, is it good? I'm from Belarus and it costs around 250$ here, so the max budget for a gpu is 300-350$ I've heard that it's better to go w nvidia because of amd's driver problems

Sorry I corrected the motherboard, it's actually a b450m

Wanna build a value gaming PC I chose ryzen 5 3600x for a cpu Rx 590 for a gpu And a Asus tuf b450m motherboard. mobo should be mATX Will this even work?) I'm new to this If you have any suggestions I'll be happy I'm from Belarus so the prices are bit higher Budget is 1000-1700$ for a pc