#61 ·
In my opinion, if you're dealing with components that are prone to failure—which, let’s be honest, applies to most electronics except for things like processors, cases, and coolers—you should just steer clear of Best Buy.
Started by fadedsailor17 · · 👁 7 views · 75 replies
Timothy Kim60 said:In my view, if you're worried about faulty hardware—which most electronics can be, though I suppose CPUs, cases, and coolers are usually safe—you should just steer clear of Best Buy.
fadedsailor17 said:For the millionth time, 😁 but I think this whole saga is finally coming to an end soon. Fingers crossed.
I managed to snag an Intel Core i5-10400, so now I just need some suggestions for a motherboard and RAM. Sorry for bugging you guys so much.
granitecrane2 said:It looks like everyone is busy putting builds together, and I'm right there with you. But my issues are a bit different. I definitely want the Corsair Vengeance DDR4. First off, because of the lighting, and second, because it's low profile—I already bought a massive Corsair cooler (Noctua NH-D15). Here’s the catch: Best Buy only has the 32 GB kit (2x16). I actually need 64 GB (2x32). Does anyone know where I can find that?
Alexander Moore67 said:I don't see anything about them being low profile in the Amazon link.

Alexander Moore67 said:Are you planning on doing any CPU overclocking at all, or just pushing it to the absolute limit?
Alexander Moore67 said:https://www.amazon.com/products/details...m_medium=click
https://www.amazon.com/products/details...m_medium=click
fadedsailor17 said:thanks for the effort 👍
but I still want to hear what crimsonstag84, Tikija, and the new guy have to say...