gabriel.vega

I am planning on getting a lot of used and discounted hardware I looked on eBay and criags list in my area and I found a lot of $200-250 gtx 1070's so I am probably going to go with that or look for a even cheaper 590 somewhere on the internet. But would you be able to recommend any monitors for me?

Hello I currently just finalized my build for my first pc I was going for around $1000 and settled at a price range that I am comfortable spending. So with my current build what monitor would you guys recommend I want to spend around $300 on the monitor the highest I could go is $350. I would also like to get a 1440p monitor or better, my main use case is NOT gaming I am going to be doing a little bit of everything on it like editing videos and photos, special effects, computer programming, game development (unity), 3D modeling (blender, CAD), and gaming. If I do game I will probably bump the

OK thank you for all your help!

I dont have it in my budget to give the extra 100-150$ for the better graphics card to run games at 1440p I am not primarily going to be gaming and I am not looking game at 1440p I will stick with 1080p for gaming. I want the extra resolution for stuff like movies, photo and video editing, etc. I would appreciate it if you could make any recommendations for 1440 p monitors with good color accuracy and contrast and around the 60-75 hertz range and preferably freesync. or do you agree with that the guy above said For a 1440p monitor just get a 60Hz IPS panel, I recommend the followi

I am not going to lower the resolution for everything I do I am going to lower it for gaming and I dont game that much so it will not be that big of a problem I wanted the extra resolution for everything else that I do like productivity stuff but I realized that that is not in my budget I am going to go for a 1440p monitor. I also decided on a radeon rx 590 for a graphics card. Would you be able to make any recommendations for monitors?

Great to know, would you recommend the msi tomahawk b540 + a wifi card or the msi pro carbon ac b450 over it or should I stick with that one I am thinking of doing the pro carbon

I just checked and I cant seem to find a reliable buyer anywhere and it seems to be around $190 which is a little more expensive for my liking. Do you know of any reliable good motherboards that are around $100 that dosent have wifi I think I am going to buy a wifi card instead of getting it integrated

ok thank you could you recommend any mother boards for my setup I just updates the post and put my parts list in the original post

it says that the carbon isnt compatable because "1 additional EPS power connector is needed" is this a deal breaker for me ? https://pcpartpicker.com/list/

OK thank you What is the k4 and can i get any old wifi card or are there big differences in quality

I am going for around $1000 it is ok if it is a little over or under. I am going to be doing a little bit of everything on it like editing videos and photos, special effects, computer programming, game development (unity), 3D modeling (blender, CAD), and gaming. Gaming isn't my highest concern and I am thinking of getting a 4k monitor probably just 60-75 hertz and setting the resolution lower when I do game I cannot go over $1500 with the price of the monitor included. Is there a huge difference from the lower 60 ish hz to the higher 144 hertz that is noticeable to the casual gamer. Sorry I am

I am thinking on going with a 4k monitor with a ips display and just gaming at a lower resolution do you agree?

I am making a around $1000 build, I am going to be doing a little bit of everything on it like editing videos and photos, special effects, computer programming, game development (unity), 3D modeling (blender, CAD), and gaming but I have heard bad things about most of the cheaper wifi motherboards should I go for a regular motherboard and get a wifi+bluetooth card or should I stick with the one I have or is there another one. Another motherboard I was looking at was asrock x470 master sli/ac PCPartPicker part list / Price breakdown by merchant Type Item

I have also looked at the ASRock - X470 Master SLI/AC ATX AM4 Motherboard and it seemd to have alot of bad reviews about it saying its not cost effective so I am not sure if I am going to go with it mainly this video and there are one or two more like it are you aware of this?

oh i guess not so good to know I will switch back to the crucial one