Recent content by batuchka

Hello there i was asked to spec out a sub $1k all Newegg build for a young lady but it had to be cuteish and pink :smileycat: Maybe could be useful to someone to bounce ideas off? For monster hunter wilds specifically one could leverage FSR4/AFMF 2.1 supported by all RDNA4 gpus?

Frankly the smarter though pricier play would be to invest in a solid reliable PSU immediately along with a new casing? I say this because the PSU u mentioned sounds dodgy and even worse we have no idea how long it's under use. GTX 950 isn's a power hungry GPU but even so why take chances with a...

I was asked of a GTA V 4K capable rig but with far far humbler budget and for a non OCed/compact build and up to "High Quality" settings: $925 AR

You would need speaker wires, and a RCA/3.5mm audio connector cable and an amplifier/receiver? Depending on amp/receiver, you would then connect (to subwoofer) via high level input (speaker wire) or for a receiver with LFE out a subwoofer cable...

No you won't but take note of the impedance of the speakers? Some receivers may have issue driving lower impedance speakers of say 4 ohms and lower

state the exact models of TV and SB so we can better advise you based on the audio in/outs on both equipment

Perhaps elaborate exactly what u have on hand i.e brand/make of speakers and if u have on hand a passive/active subwoofer? With such a small budget in your shoes i would start fishing on sites like craigslist and you'd likely land an older but still good sounding coax/optical receiver (dun think...

William Wallace is seven feet tall and if he were still alive today he would watch porn in his kilt with a smile on his face and say "some men are longer than others!"

If u are looking to go compact and cheap vastly better off getting a TA2020 based Tripath amp like this http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B007VMA6OU/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?qid=1386866565&sr=8-1 Tested with lots of Brit/USA speakers...

Do u have a home network setup in your home? If so get a router and have the folders where the digital music is stored at shared

1. amplifier or receiver 2. speaker wire 3. 3.5mm-to-RCA audio cable (assuming your TV has analog/headphone out)

Yes AVRs these days have analog, SPDIF and HDMI inputs and slightly older ones may not have HDMI but are far cheaper in the used market and might be just what u need if budget were an issue. Mate those with a pair of bookshelf speakers and an optional active subwoofer and you are done ^^

Going thru the soundbar, tv and roku 2 manuals it seems the easiest way is simply pass video from roku 2 to TV via HDMI and pass audio from roku 2 to soundbar via analog?

Ya i think you need to elaborate more on what exactly u intend to do, how big a room the set up is to serve, etc? Efficient speakers in a small/medium room can get very loud with far less then 100WPC and depending on what your sources are, a 2 channel for the same $$ rather than a surround set...

Ok one solution is to have a seperate source for Netflix? The Roku 3 is cheap and does netflix and i am assuming your TV has switchable HDMI inputs?