Recent content by Shadowclash10

So, I have a RTX 2060S and a Ryzen 7 2700. And 16gb RAM/500gb ssd. I'll probably up my RAM to 32gb soon, and buy an M.2 1tb nvme ssd, and install an old sata 1tb hdd that I have lying around. I don't plan to upgrade my GPU for a while yet - even though the 3070 is so enticing. I'd say I'd...

Actually, I wouldn;t do that if I were you, unless you are fine waiting for quite a few months. Look at Turing. The highest-end cards launched waay before the midrange, which is what you are looking at. And all signs point to Nvidia doing the same here - they have stopped production of the...

The only reason why you would get a 2070 is when you see the rare discount to ~$400. The 2070 is slightly faster than the 2060S, and in that case if you don;t have your heart set on a specific 2060S then you would go for the 2070. Yep. Honestly even a RTX 2060S is overkill for 1080p, unless you...

Easy. Any kinda weather. Preferably, dark, stormy rain and a thunderstorm at night, but that;s just me :P

Right. Userbenchmark isn't reliable at all. You are better off looking at actual benchmarks, either from review sites like Tom's Hardware or even PCG, or Youtube videos.

So I always kinda shunned in-game audio... audio always played back from my $10 BT speaker over aux. Then I was like, "screw this, I need to get a better headset." And then I bought a $400 Audeze planar magnetic pair of cans (audiophile-level) - the Audeze Mobius. And now I have become an...

Honestly, this should have more options. I would actually rather go for LG or Samsung, etc.

Yep, I guess so. I think a big part of it for me is because at my core, I basically min-max EVERYTHING. And to min-max, I need to consume alot of guides, tips and tricks, etc. And I love doing that. I also love putting out guides, but they are SOO time-consuming, so I generally stick to...

I would go with what @lamboto said, and try the Core X. $400 for the Core and say ~$550 for the GPU totals to $950. Accessories are the same no matter if you use a desktop or Core.

1080p, right?

This. Plus, it depends on how demanding your games are.

Did you first have a CRT monitor or an LCD? Was it a desktop monitor or a laptop screen? What resolution was it? Aspect ratio? What do you have now?

Well, a desktop will definitely provide better performance. The big question is what games, resolutions, refresh rates are you playing at? IE, what GPU would you be looking at?

I think this is great. People with disabilities already have such a had time navigating a world of non-disabled people, but they have at least some support there. But entertainment, video games are largely ignored. So I think that it is great that you guys are doing things to help disabled people.

I have a giant backlog of games that I cycle through :). I guess the last game would be either KOTOR (haha, released in 2003 :) ), or Warframe, depending on how you define "finished". I have done all the main quests, but still am a lon, long way from endgame.