Yo soy Jack

I don't really have a limit on how much it should cost, I just really need a good headset. One thing that is required is that it has a built in / removable microphone.

I’ve been using the HyperX cloud alphas for about a year and a half now and honestly I don’t see any wear, they are in perfect condition and I’ve been using the detachable mic throughout most of my time with it. They also just released the cloud alpha s so that might be worth taking a look into

I would 100 percent recommend a lightweight for high sense although it’s not required, but if you’re making really quick movements over a large area I would def opt for the light one.

I've been considering getting a bike for a long time now, I just have no clue where to start looking for them, and which one is right for me.

Agreed, my 06 tundra is amazing for the time being, only thing wrong internally is the cloth side panels that need to be replaced. which are pretty hard to come by.

That car is nutty I'm not gunna lie Old cars just hit different. I heard those get amazing MPG

I completely agree with you lol, I dread the day when my truck doesn't start and I have to scrap it.

So I decided it's time we take a break from tech stuff, What do you guys drive irl, and what is your dream car? If you don't have a vehicle that's fine too, nothing wrong with that, what is your dream car? I'll go first, and luckily I already have my dream vehicle, a lifted 2006 Toyota Tundra SR5 Access Cab. just recently got new tires on her and added a 3' lift about a week ago. Looking to get running boards, new headlights as these ones are fading, and new wheels. Possibly thinking about a train horn, because why not, but I'm not sure the legality of it Hoping this Topic can bring some people together and maybe you can meet a fellow car/truck person.

Not much from me about the build, but I would recommend not buying windows for that much. As much as it seems as a scam I would get a key from eBay.

Ah my bad, but the huntsman has a TKL option in white

Razer Huntsman Mini

Looking at Ironside, Origin and HP right now. Thanks

Yes, parts are kinda wack nowadays. I would rather recommend a prebuilt because 1. It’s just easier 2. The person I’m helping and doesn’t really know anything about building a computer, so a prebuilt would be ideal. I could make a proposal to build it for him after he bought the parts online (for free of course) then hand it over to him the next day. I’m just not sure the right parts for the budget or what parts have the best bang for your buck.

Budget (including currency): $1400 USD can go a bit above if needed Country: USA Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Medium gaming and casual usage, preferably able to run most new games, such as Cold War, Warzone, Tarkov, Rust, Minecraft, etc. Looking to get the most out of the available budget. Other details: Preferably a prebuilt machine, but a pc part picker list always helps.

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