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Budget (including currency): 20,000 - 25,000 MXN (1,000 - 1,250 USD) Country: Mexico Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Current (Genshin Impact), After GPU upgrade (Apex Legends, Warframe, Small size CAD, Matlab, programing and Proteus designs as a hobbyist) Other details (existing parts lists, whether any peripherals are needed, what you're upgrading from, when you're going to buy, what resolution and refresh rate you want to play at, etc): This is my first PC build, coming from gaming on Xbox One, I actually managed to get some help in discord but tried to do at the end a downgrade for the GPU from a 3060 for $10000 MXN (about $500 USD) to a Radeon RX 550 for $3000 MXN ($150 USD). I want to know if it's possible to run Genshin Impact and some other light games while I save some extra money and then just upgrade the GPU. I did this change because right now I don't have a monitor that can take advantage of this specs, just old ones (the type that only have VGA-15 pin ports) so the money I'm currently saving from that to get a decent monitor. The plan is to upgrade to a GeForce RTX 3060 ($500 USD) when they're on stock and at a reasonable price. All the current prices are from this site: https://www.cyberpuerta.mx/ And my currency is the mexican peso MXN (1 USD ~ 20 MXN), I'm still leaving a dollar conversion but the prices may vary a little bit. I'm also taking monitor suggestions. PCPartPicker Part List: https://mx.pcpartpicker.com/list/jQbck9 CPU: Intel Core i7-12700K 3.6 GHz 12-Core Processor ($8659.00 MXN) [$443.23 USD] CPU Cooler: Cooler Master Hyper 212 RGB Black Edition 57.3 CFM CPU Cooler ($999.00 MXN) [$51.14 USD] Motherboard: Gigabyte B660M DS3H DDR4 Micro ATX LGA1700 Motherboard ($3109.00 MXN) [$154.54 USD] Memory: Corsair Vengeance LPX 16 GB (2 x 8 GB) DDR4-3000 CL16 Memory ($1569.00 MXN) [$80.31 USD] Storage: Samsung 970 Evo Plus 1 TB M.2-2280 NVME Solid State Drive ($2989.00 MXN) [$153.00 USD] Video Card: Sapphire Radeon RX 550 - 512 4 GB PULSE Video Card ($3039.00 MXN) [$155.56 USD] Case: Corsair SPEC-DELTA RGB ATX Mid Tower Case ($1379.00 MXN) [$70.59 USD] Power Supply: In Win P 650 W 80+ Gold Certified Fully Modular ATX Power Supply ($1139.00 MXN) [$58.30 USD] Wireless Network Adapter: TP-Link Archer T2U Nano 802.11a/b/g/n USB Type-A Wi-Fi Adapter ($219.00) [$11.21 USD] Total: $23101.00 MXN [$1182.48 USD] Prices include shipping, taxes, and discounts when available Generated by PCPartPicker 2022-06-02 23:56 CDT-0500

Hello and thank-you for reading my post, sorry for my english, every feedback is appreciated. Budget (including currency): 30k MXN Country: México Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Will be used mainly for Graphic design (big files) and gaming I mainly use Adobe suite, like photoshop (Big files), illustrator, XD, After effects, figma (huge files) and Microsoft Office, Steam, Epic Launcher. For gaming mainly would like to play Minecraft (RTX), rocket league, Final Fantasy XV, Final Fantasy VII Remake, tomb rider, and some seasonal AAA games Other details: I'm in México and live in a rural area, I can only use amazon.com.mx, I have some SSD's that I use as external storage and will be used internally to extra storage, and I already have monitors and mouse and keyboard (bluetooth) NOTE: I'm moving from a 10-year-old HP Omen laptop, I have never built a computer before. What do you think of this list of components and compatibility? My main reference is this LTT video I list the links for detail of the product that i'm not very familiar with. Item Model Prece MXN Link to amazon MX CPU Ryzen 7 5700X 6.849 Link GPU RTX 3060 10.944,70 Link Motherboard Gigabyte B450 AORUS M 2.099 Link RAM Kingston Fury Beast 16GB 1.488,03 Link Storage Crucial P2 500 GB NVMe 1.099 Link Power supply MSi MAG A850GF Nodular 3.148 Link Gabinete / Casing Game Factor CSG502 1.159 Link Cooling Corsair AIO H60 1.098 Link Wifi dongle 438 Link Blutooth dongle 264 Link Total 28.587 What do you think?

Hi guys, im trying to choose the right case for me, but i have two problems: I'm from México I can only buy from Amazon México (I have an Amazon Gift Card so yep) I want a good case, that's why i want your opinion, but i have not that many options in Amazon México whitout having to pay a lot for importation fees or shipping, so i wonder if you could help me here, i have 45 dlls to expend on the case (around 850 mexican pesos). Amazon México url: https://www.amazon.com.mx Some options i have already seen are: Cougar Archon: http://amzn.to/2dsbqbf (43 dlls) Cougar Spike: http://amzn.to/2dQA3jz (33 dlls) Rosewill GALAXY-01: http://amzn.to/2dLOS7M (46 dlls) My pc so far: PSU: EVGA 100-W1-0500-KR CPU: FX 6300 Black Edition Motherboard: Asrock 960GM-VGS3 FX CPU Cooler: DeepCool GAMMAXX 200T Storage: 1 ssd, 1 hdd Edit: I have also found an Aerocool DS Dead Silence: http://amzn.to/2dHAqP1

Summary The Network fo the Defense of Digital Rights in Mexico (R3D) warns the public that a law has been aproved that would have consequences spanning internet censorship and even reduced freedom of speech online (something worse than the U.S Net Neutrality Act). This law also means that users will not be ale to repair or modify their electronic devices unless they take them direcly to the manufacturer. Small repair shops will be illegal or prone to high fees; only the big manufacturers will be allowed to continue repairs. And if any device has a software lock, for example the 2018 MacBook Pro, it will be illegal to bypass it, and it will require you to go only to apple. This also means that online censorship is getting to dangerous levels, before as it is pointed out in the article below, there have been entire online publication / newspapers taken down for governmental purposes , to cover up corruption, with the excuse of it infringes copyright law even though they were entirely original contetnt. Before government censorship was present but this law will give them the tools to take down any website or article without needing to provide any explanation at all. Quotes My thoughts Saldy to a tech head like myself this means that my small business involving computer building, computer repair, and computer upgradesh shop may now be illegal to maintain. Suddendly most computer markets that offer small phone repair services may go out of business due to this law. Man Louis Rossman would me mad right now. Mexico has just lost an important battle when it comes to right to repair... Sources El Universal: One of the biggest mexican newsletters - https://www.eluniversal.com.mx/techbit/diputados-aprueban-ley-iras-la-carcel-si-reparas-o-modificas-tus-dispositivos-electronicos Translated: https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=auto&tl=en&u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.eluniversal.com.mx%2Ftechbit%2Fdiputados-aprueban-ley-iras-la-carcel-si-reparas-o-modificas-tus-dispositivos-electronicos Milenio Noticias: Another reputable newspaper - https://www.milenio.com/negocios/censura-multas-reparar-electronicos-leyes-t-mec Translated: https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=auto&tl=en&u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.milenio.com%2Fnegocios%2Fcensura-multas-reparar-electronicos-leyes-t-mec

Hi, im looking forward to build a pc for 4k editing and light 1080p gaming. I have a budget around 500-700 dollars (10 thousand-13 thousand mexican pesos). So i was wondering if anyone has had experience bulding pcs in mexico, where do you get your parts from? Which retailers have the best deals? Im looking for online retailers or even physical stores around mexico city if those are cheaper. Thanks in advance

Hello everyone; firstly I would like to state that this is my first post here and that I am not an English native speaker, so bear that in mind. With that said, let me give you some background. Here in Mexico we PC lovers have a hard time to get good components at reasonable prices. In general everything is about 10-20% more expensive, and the recent rise in the price of the US dollar doesn't help at all. Heck, some brands (Like MSI) are not even available for purchase. To get a nice variety at acceptable prices the only real option is downtown Mexico city, in a specialty mall dedicated to computer hardware (like the one Linus visited in Singapore). Now to the actual topic. Last year I was building my very first PC, and I was shocked to find that Logitech peripherals are ridiculously cheap. Not just for Mexican standards, but actually cheaper than in the USA/Canada. for Example, just yesterday I bought a G502 proteus spectrum mouse for 750 pesos (about 40 USD!). I got my friend a G933 Artemis spectrum headset for 2000 pesos (105 USD) and a G402 for 570 pesos (only 30 USD!). The list goes on and on. I am honestly really surprised, because it's not only one shop, but pretty much all of them. They even provide warranty and all of that so I think it's pretty legit stuff. If you want to compare for yourselves, here is a link to a Mexican online computer store: http://www.cyberpuerta.mx/. Just search for the product number and name of a Logitech peripheral and use google to convert from Mexican pesos to whichever currency you like. Let me Know what you think of this rather strange phenomenon. Cheers!

I'm this computer later this week, i'm using primaly for autocad, photoshop ang gaming, is there anything i can change here to get the same/better performance for a bit less money?. I'm trying to kkep the price arround 15,000 MXN (About 1000 USD) http://pcpartpicker.com/p/jytGD3 By the way i live in mexico so thats why the prices are so high, if it helps i will be buying the parts from this sites http://www.cyberpuerta.mx/ http://www.mipc.com.mx/index.php/

Before you call me insane, read first. HI, I'm MasterGeek.MX, and by that nickname and and tha data at the left, you surely noticed that I'm from Mexico. As many of my countrymen, I love tacos. But when I was in the 'murica, and I'd wanted to go at Taco Bell for some homeland-remeber food, I'd encounter something different, awful and strange. THIS: And I was like: My northamerican hosts noticed my complain and they asked "dude, what's the problem?" THE TACOS, THIS ISN'T TACOS!!!!! And they was like: Fowards that moment, I started to realize that great part of northamerican fellows have a wrong idea of how tacos really are. So that's the reason that pushes me to make this cheesy post. THE REAL MEXICAN TACOS THAT I ATE SINCE FOREVER ARE THIS: So, you will be like: "So, How mexican tacos really are?" Let's begin at the first. A taco is something in a tortilla (BTW, in spanish a doube L makes a sound like the name of the letter G, not a long L, so it spells "torti-G-a") Now, a tortilla is a disc made of corn flour. Not wheat flour. Is like the dough that doritos are made. And it's made at the flat griddle, not baked or fried or other sort of coocking method. So, i'ts meant to be soft, not crispy, and fresh-made (or at least reheated) So, ther is not something like "taco shells" or something. Usually are made in a local at the block called tortillería (literally tortilla store), made by a machine, selled them by weight. Usually this local sells also chips, hot sauces, and some typical mexican food in disposable boxes, like seasoned rice, nopales, etc. Even they had a little salt shaker so if you are really hungry you can take one tortilla out of yout package, put some NaCl on it and bon appetit! They also sold it in supermarkets, either made there or in bags from a company's factory. But never frozen (let it goooooooooo...) But the most delicious ones are the hand-made, by some old woman in the traditional griddle (the "comal") heated by some logs. So, enough about tortillas Let's go to the real mojo of the thing. What you can put in a taco? EVERYTHING! even another tortilla (tacoception). So, while you having a meal, grab some of the plate, put it on a tortilla, bend it for holding the stuff, and you have a taco! But the usual partner of a tortilla that makes the taco is meat. What meat, you ask? EVERY MEAT YOU WANT! But in the tacos restorants, taco-places and street post, there are some "familys" of usual tacos with their own contents and caracteristics. The usual tacos are from coocked meats: steak, chiken breast, porkchop, etc. This local have some interesting type of meats, like "suadero", that is steamed steak, "pastor": porkchops seasoned with orange stuff, and it's cooked in a vertical grill called "trompo" (spinning top), very similar to the greek gyros or the mid-eastern shawarma: (these are my favorites BTW) Chorizo, that mainly consist in a type of sausage. Even some locals sell tacos of -brace yourselfs- cow's bran, tongue, eyes, uterus, guts, even bull's dick. Yes, BULL DICK! These kind of tacos can have diced onion and coriander, salt, lemon, guacamole, and hot sauces. The diced vegetables are added in the kitchen by customer's choice, but the other toppings are in the table and you can put it at pleasure. Just want to notice that pastor tacos often came with a little slice of pinapple. Often (and sometimes is kinda-like an obsession), they offer you the tacos with cheese. But not the cheese that you find on a hamburguer. Is a white, fresh cheese from here. And they grill the cheese with the meat for melting it, in order to merege it with the meat. Thee locals ofen sell also other food like gringas (called by you nickname, with is meat with cheese like mentioned above, but between two wheat tortillas), tortas (kinda like sadwiches with bun-type bread caled telera), etc. The other family of tacos are the "guisado" tacos (lit. tacos of dishes) In simple terms: tacos of typical main dishes like seasoned rice, nopales, meat with pepper, boiled egg, chorizo with popato, chiken in mole sauce, beans, etc. Personally I don't like much this kind of tacos. Usually go with lemon, salt and hot sauces, the diced vegetables are not usual on this ones. The Basket tacos. (tacos de canasta. I like to translate literally as possible) These are different from the other because this are sold alredy made, instead of the mayorit of tacos being prepared at the moment. This are more greasy tacos, and as the name suggests, they are sold in a basket filled with it, in order to keep it warm and fresh. Because the quantity of tacos in the basket, they often get really flatty and squeezed. Very common in parties, they consist in mainly 3 types: cooked potato, beans and "adobo" (a type of food dressing) Usually go with hot sauces. no more. And they usually found in streets outside offices and workspaces in the back of a bycicle. Now came the tacos dorados (fried tacos, but golden tacos if translated literally cuz here something fried is refered as golden by the color it takes) Also called flautas (flutes), these kind of tacos are mostly of chicken or potato. The special part is that their are rolled in a tube-shape (that's why the flute name), and then deeply fried in oil. These tacos are dressed with very diced lettuce, green hot sauce, some shredded white cheese and sour cream. This is the only type of taco that cames with sour cream. This are usual of local markets or street stands. Also in the beach and coasts are the fish and seafood tacos. Shrimp, marlin fish, clam, etc. There's even exotic types of tacos, like the ones that replace torilla with lettuce (often filled with vegetarian or vegan foods in very hipster places) And, if you wanna get into the taco world for your own, grab a note pad, cuz i'm gonna give you the recipe: The tortilla's dough is very simple: water, very fine corn flour and a pinch of salt. No butter, no oil, no sugar, juts that 3 things. the amount of water-corn must be enough for making a consitant dough similar to bread one. Not too dry so it crkacles, not too wet so it moist all the place. Experiment with little bits until you find your ideal balance and go on. BTW, the dough is a bit sticky, so cover the surfaces of work with plastic sheets and moist your hands Add the pinch of salt and mix, then grab a ball, and manage to queeze it into a disc. How? Use your imagination!. then, in a very hot frying pan WITHOUT OIL OR BUTTER put with careful the disc. Very carefull cuz they're very fragile until is cooked. When the border seems more solid, flip it! This is like making pancakes. When the first is done put it in a coocking pot big enough for fitting in, and put the cover for keeping em' fresh. Now you can explore the world of the real taco, with your taste as your only pathmarker.

Hello nice LinusTechTips member! I recently started exploring the forum after watching Linus for a long time, and wow have you guys surprised me. The kindness and willingness to help here in unparalleled in all of my time on the internet. I truly am amazed at how many people will take time out of their day to help me with my annoying tech problems/questions. This time, I ask the LTT community for help in a different way. My best friend has recently been accepted into the Indiana University Honors Program in Foreign Languages, an elite program for college-bound students. He may be able to go to Mexico this summer and get fully immersed in the language. I say may because due to unforeseen circumstances, he lost much of his funds for the trip. He has worked at a community library for over a year, but due to his own and his families expenses, and a few emergencies as well, he could only save $1000 of the $5000 he earned working at the library. He would be ecstatic if the LTT community came through for him. Every bit counts, donate at his gofundme page here http://www.gofundme.com/m5nn20. Thanks a lot!

Hi, does ncix ships internationally (mexico)? how i do specify the international shiping? and how much does it cost?

It's as if as soon as the "first" surfaces to the public, the next couple similar events happen in quick succession. Everybody knows that the Tesla Model S is one of the safest cars in the world at the moment, but that was soon called into question a few weeks earlier when a Model S struck a piece of debris in Washington State, USA, later bursting into flames. Tesla PR handled it pretty well and the subsequent investigation revealed all we needed to know. Now, a second confirmed Model S crash as surfaced, and again this one seems to be a result of driver error (suspected driving under the influence). This crash took place in the Yucatan city of Merida. It is believed to have occurred on October 18, and the Mexican newspaper Progreso Hoy stated: Bystanders shot a quick video capturing the burning wreck: Tesla PR has their work cut out for them, but hopefully this doesn't stagnate the progression of electric vehicles too badly. A statement from Tesla PR: Source: http://jalopnik.com/another-tesla-model-s-caught-fire-after-a-crash-in-mexi-1453376349 Jalopnik has a pretty extensive guide into all the details regarding the first incident. Highly recommended read if you're into all things Tesla. Additional reading: http://jalopnik.com/your-guide-to-the-tesla-model-s-fire-and-why-its-not-1440653929 If you want to read into an updated article on the first Tesla Model S crash in the states, a link is provided below. The US Government has stated that they will not investigate that specific incident any further, but it'd be pretty interesting to see how the Mexican Government handles the situation. Additional reading: http://jalopnik.com/this-is-what-fiery-tesla-model-s-death-looks-like-1440143525