Posts by Kenneth Lopez15

Hello, I believe it is finally time for a new computer, so I am looking for some assistance with a build configuration. I have $1,300 $0.00 in cash available—to be clear, this budget covers the tower, the monitor, and all peripherals. My intended uses are web browsing, watching movies (both 1080p and 4K), video editing, and general office work. I don't play games—I haven't played them up to this point, nor do I know if they would actually appeal to me—but I do have a child who might want to play something occasionally.

I have no intention of overclocking. I prefer Intel and NVIDIA
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Paying in cash.

I would ideally like a larger, high-quality monitor.

Is a 27-inch screen too large, or should I stick to 25 inches?

Here is what I am currently considering:

1 x DELL U2515H/U2715H UltraSharp 25" OR 27", 2560 x 1440, IPS, anti-glare—though I am unsure whether to go with the 25 or the 27.

1 x Samsung 250 GB 850 Series evo Basic
1 x Toshiba 1 TB 3.5

1 x Fractal design Define R5 blackout
1 x Fractal design Define R5 Black pearl

(I am curious about the JERAZLIKA između ovaj 2)

Motherboard? — Asus Z170-A; MSI Z170-A Pro; ASRock Z170 Extreme4 Socket 1151

Memory?

Processor? — Skylake, Sck. 1151

Power Supply? — perhaps something from Fractal? Or maybe an Edison m 650 w ????????????

Speakers? Do monitors have built-in audio, or will I need dedicated speakers?

In short, I am looking to purchase a high-quality, well-assembled PC for use by myself, my wife, and our 11-year-old child.

I am seeking your advice.

Thank you all for your responses and assistance.

Greetings, everyone.

So, I recently visited my dentist, and they took an X-ray of my jaw.

I was hoping perhaps some experts here might be able to offer some guidance—if I may be so bold.

The area marked with the red circle is what was extracted—it was a cyst, which seems fairly evident from the imaging itself.

http://img809.imageshack.us/img809/7...oramaslika.png

Best regards,

It all really comes down to how you were raised back home.
If their pattern was to never pay back what they owed, then you probably won't either—and vice versa, I suppose.
As for me, I don't think I could ever sell out my integrity like that.

Give that money back—it’s stolen, regardless of how you try to justify it.
If you actually want that kind of cash, maybe try earning it properly.
If I were an officer in the force, I’d make sure your life became difficult enough that you’d eventually be begging to pay back twice what you took.

Seriously, just head down to Chase and return it already.
Otherwise, if anything ever happens to you, people might start assuming it was karma for your little theft.