Posts by Jeremy Chase9

Hello, everyone. I am looking for some guidance regarding gymnastics training in either San Francisco or Savannah. My intention is to take up gymnastics primarily to improve my back health and overall physical well-being, but I am having a difficult time locating any suitable clubs online; most of the results seem to be exclusively geared toward children.
Does anyone know if there are facilities that cater to adults approaching thirty?
Furthermore, are there any organized street workout groups or similar communities that accept beginners?

Thank you very much.

wiredotter14 said:That tiny little image you posted is just enough to make it unreadable

Well, I attempted to place my order today during Black Friday to take advantage of the sales, but it seems they only offer discounts if you purchase individual components separately—and half of those parts are already sold out. It appears they might only have one single unit left in stock for some items. Furthermore, I am somewhat unsure how to even apply the forum discount code.
I did manage to order a monitor, though.
Does anyone happen to have a specific build in mind?🙂

Which percentage should I be looking at from these two? On their website? They have the exact same name, yet the prices are completely different.

Many thanks 👍
Edit: I believe you provided the wrong link for the configuration
Edit 2: Actually, I think I see what happened now

Greetings, I am looking for assistance with another PC build.
I need a gaming rig with a budget of approximately $1000 dollars, assuming that figure makes any difference. I also require a monitor capable of supporting a 144Hz refresh rate. As for the monitor's cost, I am somewhat uncertain; I don't really have a grasp on current market prices for 144Hz displays. If possible, I would prefer something on the more affordable side—something that hits that 144Hz mark without being complete junk. I suppose I am looking for something of decent, mid-range quality.

Thank you very much.🎉🎉

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That's all I needed. Much appreciated.

Greetings, everyone. This marks my third or fourth time visiting this forum to seek advice on a new build. I have been a member here for nearly a decade, and I am returning because your collective expertise has been incredibly helpful in the past.

To be direct, I am looking for a gaming configuration. $1000 My budget is capped, and I do not need a monitor, keyboard, or any peripherals. I realize the budget is quite tight, but that is simply the reality of my situation. Ideally, I would like to take advantage of Black Friday sales to maximize my value. I am more than capable of assembling the system myself, so I don't mind ordering parts from various retailers. Since I live in the San Francisco area, I could even pick up certain components locally if necessary.

Given that Black Friday is approaching, I find myself wondering whether it is actually worth sourcing individual components from different stores, or if I should just wait. Is it possible to start ordering now, or is it wiser to hold off until the actual sale? I have noticed some pre-built systems being discounted at certain retailers, but I am somewhat skeptical about their quality. On the other hand, I have no desire to spend my time hunting through various shops to track down specific parts; it sounds exhausting.

What is your assessment? Should I attempt to put something together immediately, or would it be more prudent to reach out for a configuration recommendation just before Black Friday begins?

Thank you.

I recently picked up a GTX 1050 Ti and installed it into my PC. My motherboard is an ASUS Prime B450M-A, which features integrated graphics.
Now I am somewhat uncertain about how to configure the system so the new card operates with its optimal settings. I am not entirely sure if I have properly disabled the integrated graphics, as the system is currently claiming that the drivers for the GTX 1050 Ti are incompatible with the onboard graphics chip on the motherboard.
Furthermore, I have been adjusting certain BIOS settings regarding the integrated graphics, such as the allocated memory allocation; perhaps I should reset those BIOS configurations to default?
What would be the appropriate course of action here?

Excellent, I will go ahead and use that graph then. As for overclocking, I am honestly at a loss as to how to proceed. I attempted it previously on my old PC, but I never quite mastered the process. To be perfectly candid, however, I am more than satisfied with my current performance levels.
Thanks for the answers!!

Right now, I am running an Intel Core i3 with Integrated Graphics, and while I suppose I am quite satisfied with how things run—I can handle about 99% of games on medium settings—
I am wondering if it is actually possible to install a more capable gaming graphics card to boost my performance.
Regarding my budget, I haven't quite settled on a specific number yet; perhaps you could provide a few different options that would be compatible with this setup? Ideally, I would like to stay under $500 if that is feasible.

Just as a side note: if you happen to notice any other component upgrades that might improve performance without being astronomically expensive, I would appreciate your input. However, the graphics card remains my primary priority.

Current Specs:
Windows 7 64-bit
Intel Core i3 with Integrated Graphics
Intel Core i3 with Integrated Graphics
8GB DDR3 768 MHz
ASUS Motherboard
Western Digital SSD and EVGA Power Supply
Western Digital SSD and EVGA Power Supply

Justin Gray81 said:Just go read post number 8.

Ah, I see now. 🙂

Justin Gray81 said:I... I think I found it. I suppose this Acer unit is worth mentioning. I suppose we are on solid ground here. 😁 At $132, I suppose one could argue that the price point is actually quite brilliant. 👍
It seems like everywhere I look, the reviews are stellar... plus, it features an anti-glare screen. I suppose I might have actually found exactly what I’m looking for, haha. Honestly, I am not entirely sure if it is even possible to find anything comparable at this price point. 🙂

Here is what the pricing looks like over here in the States. Understood. $150 I suppose there is a distinction to be made here, though I find the nuances somewhat tedious to parse. If we are looking at the fundamental differences, one might argue that the specifics depend entirely on the context being discussed. It seems to me that people often conflate two separate issues, which, quite frankly, is frustrating. Perhaps there is a subtle gap between the two, or maybe they are essentially the same thing viewed through different lenses. I guess it really comes down to how one chooses to define the parameters. 😉 I suppose it might finally be time for us to start using the HLB designation here in the States.MI suppose, if we are being technical about it, there is no "M" in the USA.

How exactly do you intend to acquire such an item? I mean, what is your actual plan for obtaining it? Furthermore, does the vendor even offer shipping to the States?

How would you evaluate this in terms of price versus performance?

Aha, so what would be the absolute floor for the price, and which specific monitor are we actually talking about here?

Benjamin King2 said:I suppose it really just comes down to how much cash you're willing to shell out. There is quite a significant price gap between the 19-inch and 22-inch models. Honestly, LCD technology is becoming a bit of a relic at this point. This particular unit is a decent choice without being overpriced:

Let's say, around $500$267? What kind of monitors can I actually find in that range?
I don't have a massive amount of desk space, so I tend to prefer smaller monitors. I am wondering if it is even possible to secure a high-quality gaming monitor for that kind of money.

Hello, I have a few questions before I commit to purchasing a new monitor.
My primary focus would be gaming, so performance is absolutely paramount here. I suppose aesthetics aren't a major concern for me; I just need something high-quality that will remain reliable and functional for the long haul.

In your opinion, what is a reasonable price range to expect for a monitor in the roughly 19 to 22-inch size class? What would you consider the lower and upper limits of a sensible budget?
Additionally, would you suggest opting for an LED versus an LCD panel?

Thank you

Thanks a lot for the assistance. I've gone ahead and posted the ad, so I suppose we'll just have to see how things pan out.

Robert Rodriguez2 said:400-$150, maybe even 500

If I were to let him have it for 400, where exactly am I supposed to list it? On Craigslist?

Alright, I have a few questions regarding some hardware. I am currently looking into purchasing a new PC, and I was wondering if anyone could advise me on whether this old setup is even worth selling. Specifically, should I attempt to sell everything as a single bundle, or would it be more prudent to part things out? Furthermore, does anyone have recommendations on where one might actually find a buyer for such aging equipment?

Here is the configuration:

CPU - AMD Athlon 64 X2 4400
GPU - Radeon x1950 gt MATICNA - Gigabyte Technology Co.
MOTHERBOARD - Gigabyte Technology Co., Ltd. M52L-S3P x.x
CD-DVD ROM - non-functional
RAM - 1GB DDR2
HARD DRIVE - ST3250410AS 232.76 GB SATA
OS - Windows XP SP3
Age is approximately 7 years.