Timothy Kim60 said:That company is basically click
I have no clue how a warranty claim would work if it isn't through them directly—like if it's tied to a different state—but maybe you can still run it through them...
We're looking at a company with a base capital of $3.25 that pulled in $2167 back in 2017... they haven't released any numbers for 2018 yet. ☕
It's a decent deal if you want to mess around with that beast... that model actually beats out the GTX 1080 quite often. Otherwise, yeah, it looks pretty weak next to an RTX 2060.
Now you're screwing me over for 60 bucks--$23 what I missed 😬
crimsonstag84 said:The GTX 1060 isn't worth it at these prices, period. It’s either a 1660 Ti (2400-$833) or an RX 570/580 (1200-$500). Prices should have dropped since Nvidia officially slashed it to $179, which would be about $500, but we aren't seeing any of that yet.
Speaking of changes, I spotted this monitor... definitely grabbing it.
Corsair Z1 neo Midi-Tower ATX case, no PSU, black Samsung 870 EVO SSD 480 GB 480 GB 2.5" Patriot V Elite DDR4, 2800Mhz, (2x 4GB),8GB, CL16 AMD Ryzen 5 2600 - boxed SAPPHIRE Video Card Nvidia GeForce RTX 3060 4G GDDR5 HDMI / DVI-D / DP W/ExxonMobil (BIOS) EVGA PB500 Power Supply 500W, 80+ Bronze, Japanese capacitors, 120mm smart control fan, US plug ASUS Main board desktop AMD B350 (SAM4, 4xDDR4, Realtek ALC887, 1x10/100/1000 Mbit, 1xPCIEX16
There are Powerline adapters that come with built-in Wi-Fi, acting like an extension for your wireless signal while also serving as an Ethernet extender (that's basically what I've got running in my kid's room)...maybe that's what he was getting at.
Christian Vaughn3 said:The budget is basically non-existent... since Christmas is right around the corner and this wasn't planned. I don't give a $833, installment plans are my only way to go.
Is this even worth it?
GeForce GTX 1060 3GB
That's what they told me at Best Buy. Or if you guys have something else around the $150-$$567 mark?
I'm running a Corsair CX 500 power supply. Do I need to upgrade that too?
Better to just stretch the budget to $67 up to there, it's significantly more powerful...
If you're just gaming, the Ryzen 5 2600 1529 beats out the 1700x... there's plenty of benchmarks online showing the 1700x wins for productivity, but the 2600 pulls more FPS in games.
EDIT: wait, a Ryzen 5 2600 box for $900??? That's insane... you should be getting that for like $130-$$500
EDIT2: my bad, I'm an idiot... didn't realize you snagged the whole bundle for that price 🙂
Timothy Kim60 said:Give people an R7 1800X for a bargain, that's basically impossible. It's the same old story every year with their Black Friday deals. Everyone shares the links, they get all the hype, but nobody actually manages to snag anything from those big sales.
Peter Green said:https://m.computeruniverse.net/de/sa...nd-grafikkarte
Around here, the cheapest $704 is Downtown. It's sitting at $250 there, so $553. Pretty sweet deal if you know someone traveling through Germany. $150 differences.
analogtiger19 said:SAPPHIRE NITRO+ Radeon RX 580 OC 4G - $481 ($210 at Best Buy until 11/25) + $22 shipping...
There you go, cheaper, and you don't need a connection in Germany. 😬
crimsonstag84 said:Running 1440p on an RTX 2070, an 8600K isn't going to show any real gain—it'll be basically invisible. That’s why I went with the 1600X 😉 instead.