It's a fairly new and very fast/capable CPU so I'm guessing it performs just as well as say, high end Intel CPU's when going with settings you would normally use with a 2080 Ti (usually max settings at high resolutions). It's only when pairing really fast GPUs with slow or really old CPUs will this be a problem.
Is $40 cheap? If you want a long lasting, nice size, comfortable mouse with a great build quality there is the Logitech G602. The Logitech M510 is about half that if you want to go even cheaper and smaller.
This isn't a 27" it's 24" but it is an excellent monitor. I use it as a secondary and love it. It's 1440p, 144hz native with overclock to 165hz Gsync
Check out the VIOTEK GFT27DB for $280 at Amazon and see what boxes that ticks for you. I haven't had it long enough to give it anything close to a review, but it's blown me away so far, coming from a 10 year old 23-24 inch. Only negative about it for me is the cheap stand, but I knew that before I bought it.
Lmao, no worries, I haven't bought it yet! I'm sorry that happened to you!
Online I trust this site and /r/hardwareswap, ebay is a no go for me.
Depending on what size and aethestics I recommend these
What were you looking to get? Check the sales thread here first. I have had no issues buying used parts from others here but avoid paying via gift for expensive hardware. Amazon is also a good option though sometimes you don't save much. Their warehouse used PC parts are often just returns.
Hmm okay, thanks! What about the Samsungs, or is the Crucial just fine for regular use?
Sadly I have an old-ish MB from 2014 so supposedly using nvme won't do much for me (and apparently there are boot issues too). I'll go with Crucial, thanks.
Not really if you paid less. Only difference really is that it does not have an IGP.
You can just buy internal SSD and get a enclosure for cheap. Put them together and you have a external SSD.
