It is officially time for a new keyboard. My Logitech K360 still functions perfectly fine, but after eight years, I am simply bored of it. The more research I conduct, the less certain I become about my requirements. Primarily, I am looking for something wireless and mechanical—since I suppose it is finally time I joined the 21st century—but it needs to be relatively quiet; from what I have gathered, I should probably be hunting for brown switches. At the moment, the Corsair Kclaymore II, the Redragon K539, and the Logitech G915 have caught my eye. I am hesitant to throw money at a Redragon if it isn't actually worth the investment, especially since I have struggled to find any decent reviews online, and even the other two options feel a bit pricey right now. I would appreciate some advice; I might as well spend my Christmas bonus on something useful. Thanks
Greetings. I am looking for some wireless in-ear buds for home use. The Razer True Wireless options seem like they might fit the bill, but the reviews are absolutely abysmal. What would you recommend that actually meets those specifications?
Honestly, it’s probably best if I don't say anything. I’m currently using a 24'' IPS panel and everything is working perfectly fine. I was considering making a change—though I have no idea what would actually be worth the upgrade—but I'm mostly just worried about buyer's remorse. Maybe I'll look into a 27'' 1440p setup and just dial back the graphics settings a bit. Thanks for the helpful info.
Even if I get it now, I won't really be able to make use of it for another five years. Anyway, here's the real question: is it actually worth shelling out an extra 40% just to get an IPS panel instead of VA?
Greetings. I had assumed purchasing a monitor would be a straightforward endeavor; evidently, I was mistaken. My current setup consists of a Ryzen 5 2600, an RX 580 Nitro+, and various other components. I am considering a 27" display with 1440p resolution at a 144Hz refresh rate. My question is whether such a monitor will actually be utilized effectively, or if my PC is simply too underpowered to make a difference. For context, the machine is primarily used for gaming and streaming. What is my best course of action? Thanks.
Hey everyone, I’m looking to overhaul my peripheral setup. Keyboard - I want something wireless and as quiet as possible; I've been eyeing the MX Keys or perhaps the 915 if I go with the smaller form factor. Headphones - I'm specifically looking for earbuds, nothing with those bulky stems. The Razer True Wireless look cool, but according to some reviews on YT, the audio quality isn't quite there. My current JBL T205BT pair sounds great, but I'm tired of being tethered by a wire. Monitor - I need a 27-inch, 1440p display with at least 144Hz. I haven't looked much into curved models—is the extra cost actually worth it? Monitor Arm - I'm looking for an articulated arm that clamps to the desk. It needs a decent reach so I can pivot it toward the couch to watch a game instead of being stuck in my office chair. So far, I've found everything for roughly $1333, though if I decide to pull the trigger on the 915, it'll be closer to $1667. Please suggest some alternatives, ideally staying under a $3,000 budget. Thanks, appreciate it.
I haven't really kept up with the hardware scene since I put my own rig together about two years ago. I'm helping a friend build a gaming setup, though nothing too hardcore. The current plan is an Intel Core 3400, an ASUS B450M-HDV R4, an RX 570 8GB, a 256GB SSD plus a 2TB drive, a 700W Fortron PSU, and 16GB of DDR4 RAM. $2167 I picked these parts out at Best Buy. Is there a way to make this better?
So, I’m running an Intel Core i5-7600K, and I’ve been using the Intel Stock Cooler for six months now. It hasn't caused any issues and stays quiet, but my brain simply won't let me leave a basic stock cooler sitting in a bin. Should I pick something up, or just stick with what I have? People claim this one is top-tier, but honestly, looking at that tiny little fan through my window just irritates me. Basically, I just need someone to give me some advice or perhaps a blessing to go ahead with a Noctua NH-U12S. peace
Fair point, you're right. To recap: I'm running a Ryzen 5 2600 paired with an RX 580 Nitro+. Everything is roughly three months old. This issue just popped up last Friday out of nowhere. I haven't installed anything new or done anything unusual on the PC, and even a system restore didn't fix it.
So, out of nowhere, my entire screen just freezes for half a second—movies, YouTube, gaming, everything. I honestly thought it was just my mouse acting up and was about to pack it up and return it, but then I realized YouTube was stuttering too. I tried reinstalling the drivers, but nothing worked. Someone please give me some actual useful advice.
cards, rates—just slash everything by 15% and you’ll have cash prices, and thanks to the frame and $33 my entire promotion and weekend gaming session went down the drain yesterday.
The deal is finalized, AMD Ryzen 5 2600 box $510 MSI B450M $239 Sapphire Nitro+ AMD Radeon RX 580 8GB $533 Ballistix 8GB DDR4-3000 $267, I'm clearing out my old gear tomorrow; the whole lot ended up being about $500. Thanks again, everyone. Time to get to work. Peace