Posts by Chloe Roberts2

Take a look at this photo—does everything look alright to you guys?

crimsonstag84 said:MSI B360M motherboard, LGA 1151 8th Gen
Intel Core i5-8400 processor (9MB Cache, 2.80GHz), LGA 1151, BX80684I58400
8GB DDR4 (1x8GB) PC4-24000U 3000MHz CL16 G.Skill Aegis, F4-3000C16S-8GISB
EVGA GTX 1060 graphics card, 3 GB GDDR5, 192-bit, 1809/8008 MHz
500W FSP Fortron/Hyper-V power supply, ATX 2.31, HP500, PPA5005003
Zalman Z1 mid tower case
1TB WD Blue HDD, 3.5", 7200RPM, 64MB Cache, SATA3, WD10EZEX

Total: $2.00 - ADM

Maybe you could drop down to a weaker GPU and go with 16GB of RAM instead, though I guess it might not really be worth the trade-off.

So, how does this look $1967?

Amy Vaughn12 said:Do you actually have an SSD, or are you just assuming you don't need one? Because, I guess, it's really that specific component that provides the kind of noticeable speed boost to a PC when compared to an HDD.

I honestly don't think I need one. To be perfectly blunt, an SSD is just way too expensive for my current budget.

crimsonstag84 said:MSI B360M motherboard, LGA 1151 8th Gen
Intel Core i5-8400 processor (9MB Cache, 2.80GHz), LGA 1151, BX80684I58400
8GB DDR4 (1x8GB) PC4-24000U 3000MHz CL16 G.Skill Aegis, F4-3000C16S-8GISB
EVGA GTX 1060 graphics card, 3 GB GDDR5, 192-bit, 1809/8008 MHz
500W FSP Fortron/Hyper-V power supply, ATX 2.31, HP500, PPA5005003
Zalman Z1 mid tower case
1TB WD Blue HDD, 3.5", 7200RPM, 64MB Cache, SATA3, WD10EZEX

Total: $2.00 - ADM

Maybe you could drop down to a weaker GPU and go with 16GB of RAM instead, though I guess it might not really be worth the trade-off.

Thanks a lot!

Hey there,
I’m looking to drop about $5,500 on a new gaming rig. I don't necessarily need a beast that can handle the most demanding AAA titles at max settings; I'm mostly interested in newer roguelikes and RPGs. Honestly, running things on medium or even low settings would be perfectly fine with me. I already have my peripherals, so I just need the tower and the internal components. (I assume the monitor budget doesn't need to be part of the actual PC build cost, right?)

Here is what I'm thinking:
At least 8 GB of RAM, though I'd much rather go with 16 GB if possible.
I don't really need an SSD, just a 1TB HDD should do the trick.
Windows 10, and I don't actually need a license included.

Looking to find a female friend to hang out with here in San Diego.
I’m big on reading. If you want to know anything else, just shoot me a DM.

Kyle Rogers9 said:Check out Calliope. They usually carry stuff like that.

Unfortunately, Terranova closed up their shop in San Diego, just like Calliope did.

Nah, just regular pants with a print on them—like maybe some printed denim or even trousers made from business fabrics, you know, satin, cotton, linen, whatever, just with a print.

I’m on a desperate hunt for some decent, colorful trousers—and I don't mean sweats or leggings, just your standard, everyday pants. Does anyone have any leads on where I might actually find them? I’ve already wasted my time scouring the racks at Target, Old Navy, Gap, and Banana Republic, but nothing seems to hit the mark. I’m looking for a US size 14/16.

Honestly, just get in touch with your doctor and let them know a box of your meds went missing. Or, you could just give their nursing staff a call instead.

Hello, just reposting this:
I'm a 23-year-old woman living in San Diego, looking for some new friends to hang out with. Just to be clear, I’m not looking for a boyfriend or a girlfriend here—strictly platonic vibes. I don't find constant texting particularly thrilling, though I guess I wouldn't say no to it if it goes that way.
I'm big into reading and music. I have a serious weakness for coffee and pastries, and I enjoy photography, but honestly, nothing beats getting lost in a good book. I'm not currently in school, but I haven't landed a job yet either (fingers crossed).

She prescribed me some antibiotics, which I followed to the letter, but unfortunately, the whole issue is still hanging around.

Where can I actually find a legitimate, dirt-cheap license key for Windows 7?

My audio keeps cutting out on Windows 7. A quick restart seems to fix it temporarily, but I’m starting to suspect my antivirus might be the culprit behind the chaos.
Does anyone have any bright ideas on how I can actually keep AVG running without losing my sound every single time?

Do I actually need a referral to see a urologist or get some urotherapy, or can she just go ahead and write up my test results herself?

I’ve been dealing with this since I was a kid, and honestly, my doctor just keeps circling back to the same old routine of testing for various viruses and bacteria. I’m heading back to her office tomorrow, and I was wondering if anyone here has a checklist of what I should actually be asking for—like, which specific referrals or diagnostic tests should I be pushing for?

I’m looking to pick up a laptop for around $1300 all taxes included, and I definitely need it to come with Windows pre-installed. My main goal is just to be able to run both older titles and some newer games without much trouble. Ideally, I’d love a machine that doesn't rely on anything even remotely close to Intel integrated graphics.
To be honest, I don't really know the first thing about laptops.

Chloe Roberts2 said:Hey, I’m reposting this. I’m living in San Diego, I've been dealing with psychosis since I was seven, and I'm currently a student looking for a friend or two. Honestly, I don't care if you have a diagnosis or not.
I'm really just looking for someone to hang out with in person—maybe grab a coffee, talk, and actually get to know each other.

In my downtime, I mostly just lose myself in books or video games.

Still searching. 🙂

I won't be able to make it 😢

You can count me in too