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I want to know if the Arctic Pro Wireless worth the investment? Ive been looking into this headset for a while and i want to buy it but i need the rundown on whether its a good idea or not from the LLT family. Im a Cod Player and love all things Cod so i looked into this headset because of the reputation it has built among the Eleague Community. Please Respond ive found it hard getting replies. https://steelseries.com/gaming-headsets/arctis-pro-wireless?color=black

So I'm gonna get a New GPU and i just wanted to ask.

I use an android phone. The iphone 7 looks great to me but should i buy it. the iphone 7s or 8 is also coming out should i wait or should i buy the 7

So i dont own any gaming console should i buy the ps4 pro today or is the ps5 releasing soon enough?

My Pc Gigabyte Nvidia GTX 960 Oc 4 gb Ddr 5 GA-H170-Gaming 3 VER 1.0 Transcend 8 gb ddr 4 2133v ghz TS512GMTS800 FireCuda 2 TB ST2000DX002 RS-600-ACAB-B1 And what would I need , where to buy the sli adapter I can get new Gigabyte Nvidia GTX 960 Oc 4 gb Ddr 5 for 2400 very cheap so is it worth it maybe u already try this what will my pref... will the psu be enough

Hi guys, I've been researching about gaming laptops for 2 days straight now because I'm planning to buy a gaming laptop, do guys think these accessories and specs is a good deal for a gaming laptop for $1126?: Accessories: CyberPowerPC AULA Explosive 50mm Drive Analog Gaming Headset [White & Orange] McAfee AntiVirus Plus (Factory Pre-Install [Digital Version]) CyberpowerPC Gaming Mouse Pad CyberPowerPC RGB 7 Color Premium Gaming Keyboard CyberpowerPC Standard 4000 DPI with Weight System Optical Gaming Mouse Specs: Monitor: 15.6" FHD IPS (1920 x 1080) Anti-Glare Displays LCD w/ RGB Gaming Keyboard, HDMI 1.4 & mini Display Port Processor: Intel® Core™ Processor i7-7700HQ 2.8GHz Turbo 3.8GHz 6MB Cache Motherboard: Intel® HM175 Express Chipset RAM: 16GB (8GBx2) DDR4/2133MHz SODIMM Memory Video Card: NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 1060 6GB GDDR5 (Pascal)[VR Ready] (NB-408-107) M.2 SSD: 250GB WD Blue M.2 SATA-III 6.0Gb/s SSD - 540MB/s Read and 465MB/s Write Hard Drive: 1 TB 7200RPM SATA300 Hard Drive OS: Windows 10 Home (64-bit Edition)

my old tablet recently broke so i am looking into buying a new one and i am wondering if the tablets i am looking at are any good (and if you know a better model for a reasonable price let me know) the 2 models i am looking at are Huawei Mediapad M3 lite 8" https://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834324025 and Huawei Mediapad T3 8" https://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834324023 i am wondering if they are worth it (is it worth getting the more expensive M3 lite 8" or is the cheaper T3 8" just as good) and i have a question about the model sold on newegg.ca (links above) do they have a MicroSD card slot (this is necessary due to them having only 16gb of internal storage)

cpu: Amd Fx-8370gpu: Msi r9 380 (current one) Ram: kingston 8gb 1333mhz ddr3Motherboard: amd 970 gamingpsu: be quiet! Pure Power 11 600W Planing to change old gpu r9 380 to used rx 580 8gb for 100€, is it worth it? Won't my cpu be bottle necking the gpu?

my real question is if your comparing 2 or 4 core cpus the more I look the more I notice they stalled out on performance gains and now they just stack more cores on them to fake performance gains I own 3 different i5 mobile laptops now gen2,gen3 and gen4 and I can't see any real performance difference between them besides the intigrated graphics that still if we talk 1080 graphics are just as capable I have civ 5 and steam on all three of these laptops and they run smooth. ones a dell xps 1820 ones a mid 2012 MacBook Pro 13" and the last is my old gateway nv57h94u. power use is about the same on them with good batteries they all have about the same ram ddr3 and the dell has the biggest screen being a 18". but back on track is it really worth it anymore buying the latest laptop just for a newer cpu and trade off all the usability of the older products like full size usb a and ethernet ports ? especially with the support of third parties with quality parts to keep older machines in running order. the dell runs win10 the gateway runs win7 and the Macbook is running OSx-HS

My friend is willing to sell his 980 ti to me for $250. It’s a great deal but I’m not sure if it’s worth upgrading from my current graphics card, rx 480 8gb. Any thoughts?

I believe Floatplane is worth it.. what about you? https://polls.ryois.me/is-fp-worth-it/ Vote Here! Once you're done; here are the results... https://polls.ryois.me/is-fp-worth-it/results/ for people wondering why I didn't use the forum's poll continue reading... The forums poll is worse than the typeform method... Typeform also supports different types of questions to be asked which was needed for this poll.

My spec: CPU:AMD A10 6790K GPU:NVIDIA GTX 960 4gb Motherboard:ASUS A88XM-PLUS PSU:CoolerMaster 600W I am looking to upgrade my cpu into a better one but i have a tight budget .I am looking to play modern games in 1080p at medium/highish settings.And that is why i though about buying an AMD FX 8370 Eight Core cpu. I would like to ask your opinion about the cpu and its capabilities. Thanks for the answers in advance.

Okay, so im going back home and my dad wants to buy me something, so im thinking, PC, there is not many things i care more about.. However, my PC works decently, even tho its so old, and since we are from Europe everything is more expensive over there(-20%).. I taught about getting the whole new x99, i7 6800k gtx 1080 full PC but i'm just not sure is it worth it yet.. i got i7 2600k 16gb ram gtx 970 2x 512gb SSD .. So im thinking maybe i should ask only for graphics card. what do u think so much will i7 2600k bottleneck the gtx 1080 or maybe 1070, or should i get one more gtx 970 and do SLI

hi is it worth going down to a smaller pc since i like it smaller since i move around alot and i prefer desktops over laptops. and i already have ddr4 ram and skylake cpu i5 and cpu cooler so i need a case and mabey a smaller psu and ofc the mobo and i dont know if i want to go with mini atx or micro and i dont know what to pick. i know its a bit of a cluster fuck of questions but plez answer if you can, and ask me questions aswell thanks

I am looking to buy an iPhone Se, please give me alternative phones and reasons why I should/shouldn't buy one

Heyy! Johhny here and uhmm very new to computer building.. so i don't know if i am missing on stuff but.. as of now i am going with the R9 380 4GB as i can't find any cheaper gpu's with near the same performance.. Soo if no one has gpus to offer towards my build - http://nz.pcpartpicker.com/p/wmFxwP My question was like uhmm what does the 4gb and 2gb mean on the end? And is there much of a difference.. As i am trying to cut off a couple hundred from my build.. i looked here http://pricespy.co.nz/product.php?j=3196547,3196979 and saw its$80 cheaper for the same thing just 2gb less or something? (NZD) From New Zealand btw. Yeah so i found this link!!! and it shows the 2gb performing just aswell even better at times as the 4gb? http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-2015-radeon-r9-380-2gb-4gb-review

I'm fairly new to PC tinkering and I'm learning as we go, so I felt it would be a safe bet to go through a company, who knows how to build PCs. I decided to make my purchase through CyberPower PC after skimming a few of my other options, they had the best pricing and most customization presets. Their estimated build time is 5-10 days, it took them 15 days to process my build. I live six hours from the Cyberpower facility, so I felt this company would be the safest bet with the least chance of UPS grunts drop kicking my package off roofs. The PC left the facility in this condition. Fans: Upon receiving my package and opening it, I immediately noticed two extremely generic 120mm Apevia fans half mounted, dangling from the top of the case. It was sent with 5 rubber screws that were installed backwards. (Needed a minimum of 8 to mount them properly) These push less air than Chinese hand fans. They had mounted another in the front of the case, with another generic black fan and mix matched, black/silver screws, not fully mounted. Only two of screw holes used. AFTER READING REVIEWS ONLINE, THIS IS NOT UNCOMMON OF THEIR WORK. Enthoo Pro M: They kept the 140mm Phanteks fan that comes with the case. They also kept the optic drive cover. They would have just been nice to have of course.. CPU: Removing the rear of the case, revealed this absofuckinglute nonsense; This is unacceptable.. They seem to have .. used excessive force on the mount, thankfully PC temps are extremely fine, 21c as I type this. It's nice to know they have untrained manhandling dipshit monkies assembling these PCs. An RMA sounds like a terrible idea, having to pay the $75 shipping again, so they can use impact drills and rubber mallets to assemble it all over? No thanks. If I knew this was the quality I would have got for my build, I would have ordered the parts and built it myself, accepting any risk. This is simple a warning to any other beginner builders out there, like me, who figured this would be a safe option. TL;DR They sent 120mm fans that weren't mounted. They kept the 140mm Phanteks fan that came with my case. They man handle stripped my CPU water cooling bracket. They sent me an Asus Z170 Pro Gaming Motherboard instead of the MSI z170A I paid an extra $12 for(Not a big deal but come on? Give your customers what the fuck they pay for.) Update: Since then I've rearranged everything and installed Noctura NF-F12s on this generic OEM Asetek radiator. I'd really like to get a Corsair AIO, they seem to back their product up with damage claims if the cooler faults. A little more piece of mind. The only downside is.. I've never removed or installed a water cooling unit or applied thermal paste, this is holding me back. I do have some Artic Silver 5, I preemptively ordered for maintenance or upgrades. Oddly enough shipped from Newegg NOT in a package, wrapped in bubble warp around my fan splitter cables, seems new non the less.

Hi to all members of Linus tech tips forum! This is my first post on any forum ever so please forgive me if i'm missing some steps in posting or making some other mistakes. Linus always says in his youtube videos to ask here if i have any question so here i am. I have older pc specs are Core 2 Duo E6500, 4GB DDR2 800Mhz Silicon power, Msi Gts 450 with 512MB of GDDR5, Asus P5KPL-VM motherboard, Kingstone V300 SSD 60GB for OS and 500 GB Seagate for rest, 600w LC Powes PSU. Until recently i was able to play all games on it even crysis 3 ( on Low) 28-31 FPS, now i need to upgrade but i don't have money for it so i started looking at Core 2 Quad and i found one for 30$, Q6600. Is it worth it,will i get noticeable performance increase or is it just waste of money and time?

I loved Farcry 3. It was amazing. But I don't care much for retro old school games. I'm a 90's kid. Well I like to think I'm a kid, more of an adult now. I understand I'd have to play the game to know for myself, but does anyone have any feedback?

Rooting your phone seems a to be a must for most tech people However is it realy worth it? I mean yes they are apps and other things that cant be used otherwise but you avoid your warranty and also you dont have updates from google.. not to mention you may brick your phone... Rooting is really troubling me. I had flashed my old wave 2 and later couldnt find the original os so i was stuck to some crappy versions with my moto g this shouldnt be a problem but i am still very hesitant about it Let me hear your thoughts and advices

Currently I'm using an EVGA GTX 660 and I have come across this 670 for only $167.99. I'm wondering if it is worth it since it is refurbished, and whether it is still worth the money? http://www.memoryexpress.com/Clearance/Item/c3cbd83e-8506-4486-aa5a-7353b7209c62