The Abyss is actually a solid mouse—for that kind of cash, you might even want to look into the SteelSeries Ikarus or the Kane... though if you’re looking at $67, you could go with the Logitech G400 or the Sharkoon Fireglider. Honestly, just spend some time checking out the different shapes first; at the end of the day, how the thing actually feels in your hand is what matters most.
How much cash are you actually planning to drop on this? I mean, looking at the price gap between the Razer DeathAdder and the Logitech G502—it’s basically double.
Paul Wright7 said:NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 in Los Angeles.
The price—absolute robbery.
Over in the United Kingdom, they're looking at $420 and up, so I wouldn't call it a total scam—it’s basically the same price as it is over there.
ruggedraven10 said:Looking at the link for the 4300, should we expect a massive price drop for the previous generation? And are any lower-end/cheaper Kepler cards actually coming out?
I've been planning to grab a GPU for a while now with a budget around $200—so obviously, I want the best bang for my buck—and I was told to just wait for these Kepler cards... but if they're asking $400, they can forget about it.
Well, the 640, 650, and 670 are supposed to drop around April or May, and that 650 should fit right into your budget. Honestly, though? I wouldn't hold my breath for any significant price cuts on the older series this year.
It’s honestly just one big walking oxymoron—I mean, how can you even follow this when every single paragraph feels like it was ripped out of a completely different book? You've got Iran, gold, inflation, the money printer, and then just screaming "USA! USA!" at the top of your lungs! 😵
Laura Ramirez81 said:...if there's any way you could just drop the link to the site you grabbed this from...
Look, nobody is going to hand you links on a silver platter—it’s against the rules here, so stop asking. Just go read the community guidelines and move on.
You can actually snag a larger drive here for a bit less cash:
Though—if you want my two cents—I’d honestly suggest grabbing a faster drive, like a 7200 rpm model. The price gap is pretty negligible, but the performance jump is massive:
And just a heads-up, you won't be able to buy anything from Newegg unless you're living right here in the USA.
You can try running a reset through the menu or just using the remote, but if the thing isn't responding to anything at all—nothing—then you're basically stuck... you'll have to take it to a repair shop, because there's a good chance some part of the electronics finally kicked the bucket.
Hmm... looks like you picked the wrong input. That number staring back at you is just the firmware version—not actually a video feed. You should have a Return/Exit button on your remote somewhere; just give that a tap. Turn the monitor off using the remote, power it back up, and then try selecting the right input this time—like AV or HDMI or whatever you're actually using.
It should work—honestly, nobody can tell you with 100% certainty unless they’re sitting right there with the exact same motherboard and that specific RAM kit in front of them.
Lawrence Wright3 said:which one is better the hd 6670 or the gt 440 http://www.hwcompare.com/10844/gefor...-6670-oem-1gb/ says the gt 440 performs better at higher resolutions but then Game-Debate claims this hd 6670 is 22% faster... now I’m just stuck wondering which one I should actually grab
Grab the 6670—but only if it has DDR5 memory. Honestly, you might want to look at a 6750 instead; it'll cost you a little more than the 6670, but it's worth it. Whatever you decide to pick, just make sure it has DDR5 RAM.
It’ll run at 667 MHz—exactly like the RAM currently sitting in your rig. Honestly, if I were you, I’d head into the BIOS before you even think about installing the new module and manually set the RAM speed to 667 MHz instead of just leaving it on Auto.
Nah, you can only install that on one computer. If you’re looking to grab more licenses for your business—you know, because scaling up is actually a thing people do—you could probably check out something like this: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/business/