Oliver Michael

To what extent does the ps5 have mouse and keyboard support? I finally got my hands on one and I wanna know what I can play with my pc stuff

It is the 4 gig version

if I recall it's the 4 gig version but I could be mistaken. I'd need to double check

I'll keep that in mind What would you think a starting bid should be?

Well we'd need a budget, what you plan to use it for, what you're looking at getting, etc

I have an old rx 460, I've already upgraded past it and am a little strapped on cash for my new build. WIll anyone buy it? Or will it sit unbid for a long time? I'm thinking of doing a starting bid somewhere in the range of $35-45

I'm currently trying to throw together a pc with what little money scraps I can accumulate, something to replace my hp envy desktop that barely functions anymore. I bought a motherboard that I plan to put a Ryzen 5 3600 in, and I have every other component I'd need except for ram. I'm looking at an ASRock B450 Pro4 with a Ryzen 5 3600 (wraith cooler because I just need something that works), Thermaltake 650W psu, RedDragon r9 390, and my old WD Green HDD (until I have enough for a noticeable upgrade but for now my old hdd works fine and still has all my files). I'm trying to figure out what is the best ram to pair with these that's cost effective as I'm buying these parts as I can afford them. Does anyone have any recommendations? My old computer can't even handle a voice chat alone anymore, let alone trying to browse the internet or play a game with friends. Note: I really am working on very little income so it probably won't be for another few months I can afford anything because covid has prevented me from getting a job

I have a friend who's giving me his old psu actually, so that solves the problem. I'm not trying to be ungrateful to my parents, I'm not saying they SHOULD buy me a new pc, just saying they can't and wouldn't. The desktop itself was given by my grandfather for free because it wasn't able to keep up for his photography.

It's just an HP PSU in an HP Envy 700-214, so it uses its own motherboard and is approx ~7 years old the GPU is a reddragon r9 390 coming from a friend's old system To be honest, I wouldn't mind the stupid thing exploding. It can't keep up with anything anymore but as I already have a pc my parents aren't able to and won't shell out 1300+ dollars so i can game more

I'm planning to pair my i5-4440 with my friend's old r9 390, would my 480w PSU be enough?