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43 minutes ago, mhamrin said:

Windows 10 Pro over windows 7 pro? I've heard about some spying issues with windows 10.

I've never understood why people say this, ignoring the fact that the government really doesn't care what kind of porn you watch, if you care about security, why are you using any form of windows in the first place?

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2 hours ago, Nater said:

They don't want to touch it ever again, not that this isn't future proof, but there is no "getting started".

Are they looking to overclock on it? If they really don't want to mess with that then watercooling, and an unlocked cpu aren't really necessary.

 

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21 minutes ago, Nater said:

I've never understood why people say this, ignoring the fact that the government really doesn't care what kind of porn you watch, if you care about security, why are you using any form of windows in the first place?

I'm sure "Big Brother" hasn't knocked on your door because of your selection of pornography (that's none of my business)...unless your into child porn...hopefully your not.

 

As much as it it possible I don't relish the idea of gov tracking my financial, political affiliation or whatever patterns...but nothing to hide. It happens to be a big topic, never the less (always the more)...i'm more concerned with the stability windows 10 verses window 7. So I retract the comment about gov spying...really not what i'm big time  concerned about here. 

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19 hours ago, stconquest said:

Well, is their monitor resolution 1920 x 1080?

 

If so... you can't have a GTX 1080 in there unless they understand they should have something better.

She's now asking me what monitor I recommend, I'm suggesting to her that she let me work a nice one into her budget.

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8 minutes ago, Nater said:

I was actually thinking http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824106004&ignorebbr=1

 

Stunning visuals without sacrificing too many competitive features.

G-Sync, 144Hz, IPS:  https://pcpartpicker.com/product/rtJkcf/acer-monitor-xb270hubprz

 

I just noticed the one you had picked is under $700.  I thought it was $900+.  Your pick is better, I think.  I like the thin bezel look.

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@Nater

 

Sorry, I am not much of a monitor guy.  I don't know all the nuances to price/performance on displays.  I am sitting here with two TN panels xD.

 

I understand where the performance edge of the gaming market is:  IPS/Adaptive Sync (GSync/FreeSync)/1440p/100+Hz...ultra-wide is a niche some people really like, I would want at least 34" on an ultra-wide.  I have seen 29" and it seemed small.

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1 hour ago, stconquest said:

@Nater

 

Sorry, I am not much of a monitor guy.  I don't know all the nuances to price/performance on displays.  I am sitting here with two TN panels xD.

 

I understand where the performance edge of the gaming market is:  IPS/Adaptive Sync (GSync/FreeSync)/1440p/100+Hz...ultra-wide is a niche some people really like, I would want at least 34" on an ultra-wide.  I have seen 29" and it seemed small.

IMO 27 in too big.

 

Just enabled freesync for dayz it's pretty nice, but it's hard on the eyes.

 

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1 minute ago, Nater said:

IMO 27 in too big.

 

Just enabled freesync for dayz it's pretty nice, but it's hard on the eyes.

 

With ultra wide monitors, 27 would be so damn tiny.  Remember, they are measured diagonally.  Being ultra wide, the corners are much farther apart.

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