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Only as a portable backup.

I use one solid state drive for all my stuff, and when i did a factory install, I used a SSD clone tool to make an exact duplicate of a factory install. SSD's last about five or less years (They have a finite amount of disk writes they can do before they brick), so when my first one fails, I...

2.5k gets you: Ryzen 9 7900 Rx 7900 32gb ram 4 tb ssd fancy motherboard fancy case water cooling if you want it I would rec Nvidia but their prices are absolutely ridiculous, especially for the 4090.

Whats your budget? Cpu: Central proccessing unit. The calculator of your computer. Gpu: Graphics processing unit. The video card. Processes graphics you see on screen. Commonly referred to as a video card. Essential for video gaming. Memory: Typically know as RAM (Random access memory)...

Still playing Company of Heroes 2. I'm a top 2000 player in the world 1v1. Also playing War Thunder and thinking about trying iracing.

DL'ding Cyberpunk 2077 now. My venerable GTX 970 should adequately run it.

I have a EVGA GTX 970 Superclocked video card. 5 years old. Runs anything I want @ 1080 @ 144hz. I prefer performance over pretty colors. Nothing is so distracting as when you are playing a game and you see the framerate 'chug' and the GPU struggles vainly to keep up. When I was playing...

Yes. GeForce experience allows you to keep your video card drivers updated. For games, Steam is a must have. You can purchase good games on there, and usually catch them on sale for a fraction of what they usually cost.

1.) Agree with advice on not buying Alienware/Dell. They can **** off. 2.) If you can't wait until November, consider buying a gaming laptop used at the pawn shop. Depreciation on gaming pcs can be heavy. 3.) Go for specs/durability. Laptops take a lot of wear. Particulary wih heat. And...

I still got a copy. My last save, the Canes had 5 peated. xD

Living room entertainment rig. Nothing wrong with fancy lights and pretty cases, just not really my thing. I've found at night the neon is a bit of a distraction for me as well. We will see on the next case. Orange/Green might be coming. :)

i5-4690k (Stock Cooler) 16gb Predator DDR3 RAM EVGA Superclocked GTX 970 ASUS Z91 MBU ASUS Xonar 7.1 Surround Sound Card ASUS Performance Tri-Antenna Wifi Adapter 650w Corsair Modular PSU Pioneer BD-R, DVD-RW 1x 200gb Intel 740 SSD 2x WD 1TB HDD Windows 7 Chassis: Cooler Master HAF XB Evo, 4x...

They sell prefab IR sensors that you can code to a universal remote. It's really not too big of a deal. I build my for function rather than form. Mine has no flashing lights, no neon stuff. Like fast cars that I like, it's about going fast and max performance.

If you ever decide to do it, I'd be happy to give you advice about it. I build my own custom PC's (typing this on one connected to a 42" TV in the living room, and it's a hobby I happily enjoy. I actually have a custom IR sensor wired into the board where I can turn the PC on/off remotely. xD

Play Pinball Arcade on Steam. Has all the old tables from yesteryear. Gives me great joy to play High Speed on a virtual table. I used to feed quarters by the truckload into the real table when I was a kid.

I generally play as Wehrmacht. I play COH2 like I play chess; play defensively, make small improvements to my positions. In yesteryear when I played CS 1.6, I was a pretty good entry fragger, then in Source, I played on a CAL team as an alternate (AWP'r). Actually played a scrim against...

Well: Company of Heroes 2 CS Go Payday 2 I only play online with friends, it's our way of hanging out if we're long distance.