Everyone seems to be grabbing the Dell P2414H lately, though I see a few Dell U models floating around too. I've been hearing some really great things about Dell.
Timothy Kim60 said:Chris Robinson25, what's the point of 16GB of RAM for gaming? Even 8GB is total overkill for 99.9% of games out there. And as for that tiny 0.1%, none of them even come close to needing 8GB. It's just throwing money away.
Maybe in a year or two, though. He’s already got a killer GPU and a solid CPU. But looking ahead at more demanding titles, I’ve got a hunch 16GB will become the bare minimum before we even start worrying about CPUs or graphics cards. If he grabs a Radeon R9 280 now and sticks with his quad-core 3.0, he should be set for quite a while. Even if a quad-core 2.5 is the standard right now, I honestly think things might stay at that level for a bit—games might not jump forward as fast as we think.
Just grab the GPU, the SSD, and 8 GB of RAM. You don't need a case or a hard drive—unless your current drive is actually dying on you. Anything else is just throwing money down the drain.
electrichound3 said:Wait, was it Zyprexa? Not Ziprex? I took it once for a short stint... I had the exact same thing—insane heart palpitations and this nasty sense of derealization. I practically forgot my own name. The anxiety was just spiraling out of control. I'll never forget that drug... I felt like a total zombie.
My anxiety is also running wild, plus I'm hearing some pretty gross stuff. Pretty sure I'm hallucinating at this point. The racing heart is there, but it doesn't bother me much since my blood pressure is low. Otherwise, it’s actually a great med. It stops my brain from overthinking everything and keeps me really calm. It handles my symptoms way better than Locken.
Selling the hard drive just isn't worth the hassle. Besides, you don't even need it. I highly doubt you've got 500GB of games, music, or movies piled up to make it feel small.
You've got it wrong, Chris Robinson25. 😢I can't even begin to describe the side effects properly.
My heart was racing at like 200 beats per minute. 😢Plus, I started having these extra hallucinations from that crap—it felt almost exactly like the panic attacks you get from a Lexus. 😢
Just because I have some harsh things to say about a drug that works wonders for someone else doesn't mean the med itself is bad.
I actually just took my Ziprex about 15 minutes ago, so I'm curious to see how it stacks up against Loquen.😁
It’s not that Loquen is garbage—it actually knocked out a bunch of my symptoms quite well—but man, it leaves me feeling absolutely wiped out. My therapist mentioned Ziprex should be pretty similar, so we'll see.🙂
First off—never heard of it. Second—this gaming series isn't anything to write home about. It’s definitely not on the same level as the Hawk or Lightning models. Third—it's prone to artifacts.
If you absolutely have to go with the 280X, I'd personally grab the Gigabyte version with the triple fans.
redranger2 said:I’ve been on it for two years now (using both Zyprexa and Vaira), and while it’s remarkably effective at settling the nerves and curing insomnia, there is a significant catch—it causes massive weight gain. I personally packed on about 35 pounds in just two months. It triggers intense sugar cravings and sudden bouts of hunger, so you really need to watch what you eat.
Well, I gained about 40 pounds in four months myself. So, it is what it is. Besides, I already look like a skeleton, so what's another few pounds?
I’d just go with fines. It feels stupid to penalize drivers when they actually earned those points.
And all that nonsense at Indianapolis Motor Speedway... keeping the mechanics stuck? Seriously, it's not like the world is going to end if the race starts 36 seconds late. Back in Australia, they could have messed around with the timing and still finished two laps down without anyone getting punished. But at Indianapolis? No way. Bernie and the FIA are being total idiots.
Seagate 80GB... man, that thing is ancient. I really hope that drive isn't on its last legs. Depending on which version of Windows you're trying to install, you might want to run a few quick tests just to make sure it hasn't kicked the bucket (assuming you actually manage to get Windows up and running, that is).