You have experience either building or modifying your hardware for your desktop or laptop. Basing this on how you used the correct terminology for your latest post in your gallery.
You have experience either building or modifying your hardware for your desktop or laptop. Basing th
I haven't modified my laptop, but I've been obsessed with technology since I was a child. I'm saving up for a new desktop PC, and there's a few sites that let you choose components from a drop-down menu.
I haven't modified my laptop, but I've been obsessed with technology since I was a child. I'm saving
Bit pricey but you can also do OK with just a GTX 1050 Ti and a normal tower. It's small enough to fit in with any normal proprietary tower so it'll work for a quick gaming boost till you're ready to upgrade.
Cool. Actually built my own desktop recently Gigabyte gaming 5 ax370 motherboard Corsair obsidian t
Alright then. I'd still get the 1050 for handling graphics since that's still useful for making digital artwork. I'd also stick to 16 or 32 GB for handling art assets and at least an i5 or it's AMD equivalent for a smooth run.
Alright then. I'd still get the 1050 for handling graphics since that's still useful for making digi
I'm going for a budget of about £420-450. The most intensive things I'm likely to use to it for are Creatures 3 (a bit old, but GOG has a version that'll work on Win 10) and Hero Lab (Tabletop RPG character creator which is the officially licensed character creator for several systems like D&D, Pathfinder, Savage Worlds, Mutants & Masterminds and Shadowrun).
I'm going for a budget of about £420-450. The most intensive things I'm likely to use to it for are
I tend to be somewhat exacting in nature, Roin. When I get something expensive like a PC or a holiday, you can bet that I want it to meet my standards. That, and I'm vigilant about avoiding mistakes when dealing with something as precise as electronics.
I tend to be somewhat exacting in nature, Roin. When I get something expensive like a PC or a holida
Exactly. I don't care about the PC being high-end, so long as it can reliably run the applications I want it to. I don't need anything like PC Gamer's Large Pixel Collider (worth $20,000!), just a decent PC, the sort that can work all day.
Exactly. I don't care about the PC being high-end, so long as it can reliably run the applications I
