Recent content by Spineworld_23

I would like to combine my PC and PS5 audio so I am able to use one set of headphones, but without having to manually unplug and replug when I am using the different machines. The setup I was thinking would be to have two different microphones, so I have a Blue Snowball for my PS5 and a HyperX...

Hello, I have an ASUS ROG Zephyrus M15 and it's semi-perfect for the fact that it has INSANE thermal throttling, which I believe is not normally occurring the way that my laptop is. On ThrottleStop, my GPU constantly has BD Prochot and thermal in yellow, and EDP other flashing red, even when...

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Yeah, that's true. Games won't change too much in the next 5 years to be able to utilise revolutionary tech making our pcs useless. Thank you for your input.

Yeah, I agree. Just a matter if I will regret it, because I don't want to pay for any more PC parts for at least the next 5 years.

This is what I was thinking for the SSD, but it was only a 40 USD difference between the Gen 3 and 4 so I supposed I might as well just do it to future proof when PCIe 4 is widely used, and I get a CPU to support it. The i7 is cheap anyways only 260 USD.

I agree, but I just don't want to be regretting putting so much down on a PC and then have a new release of something next year and be pressured to buy a new mobo, ram, etc.

It would be for gaming, photo & video editing and just general work. It is nothing extreme, but it would just generally be for future-proofing, at least the next 5 years without having to upgrade anything unless something malfunctions.

I sold my PC for a laptop, which was a terrible decision, and now I am in the process of repurchasing PC parts, but I was wondering, with all of the new series of features that will be arriving, like DDR5 and Intel's Alder Lake, I was wondering if it is better to spend much less on PC parts now...

My computer was turning on but not displaying on my monitor, I changed HDMI Cables and it said that I had to reinstall windows, so not paying attention I did and it reset and I lost everything. I used a recovery tool to get files but I’m wondering if I can completely go back to how my PC was before.

I literally just got WiFi today. This is my speed test result: http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/6602867982 Notice how it says my ping is 5, but when I load into CSGO it says it's 120 - 130. Please help me understand how I get my ping back to single digits.

I am building a Beast build and I cannot decide which to get 4 Titans or 4 GTX 980 Ti's. I will be Heavy gaming and also Heavy Video Editing along with picture and animation. Please help I need to build the PC soon.