It's time to shift gears...
It's time to shift gears...
Very cool beans, thanks everyone! I'll keep researching.
Edit: Elite Dangerous removed because of the discovery.
Added;
Sins of a Solar Empire 2
Sins of a solar empire full star trek conversion
I changed my plans and had meetings, so I decided to buy a gaming laptop. What suggestions do you have for someone with a budget up to 2000$ and a maximum of 100 USD? I was considering Lenovo, Alienware, and ASUS models but wasn’t sure which one to choose. My main priority is getting the largest possible screen size. Thanks!
I believe you should relax, you're going crazy. Trying to assemble a system focused on certain games and implementing RAID doesn't make sense for a gaming setup (what?). The CPU and motherboard aren't compatible, and now everything is shifting to a laptop. The current RAM prices are too high, and the Gabe Cube will be out soon anyway. The first quarter of this year is coming up. Are you planning to spend "4k-5k" like you mentioned? You're wasting money and it doesn't make sense. It looks like you're after that dopamine rush.
The Gabe Cube should handle everything you have and might cost under $1,000.
Edit: You also adjusted your price range from "4k-5k" to "2k", which doesn't align with your plan.
It's referred to as alternative social platforms. That's all. I don't rely solely on individual opinions from specific sources.
What advice would you have for that price range? So far, the only guidance from other sources has been to avoid purchasing Alien-ware and refrain from building your own at this time.
I'm not in a rush to act; I'll keep an eye on GPU and RAM market trends over the next 1 to 3 years.
I thought it wise to wait for the Gabe Cube expected in April. It should cover all your gaming needs and is probably under $1,000.
I don’t suggest alternatives at the moment due to high scalper prices. No matter what you purchase, you won’t be able to afford RAM unless you’re willing to spend a lot.
If you’re desperate to buy now, this is the model I bought around 4-5 months ago—it works perfectly with all my games, including Elden Ring, Oblivion Remaster, and Dragon's Dogma 2.
It’s a limited edition with a 3D cache. It’s usually out of stock, but a few are available right now. You can find it from ASUS, though ordering directly is not recommended. They left my order open for four weeks without processing it, making the return process difficult. Eventually, I managed to cancel the order and had it shipped immediately by EE. They’re an authorized reseller if you haven’t used them before.
https://www.electronicexpress.com/c...vi...u-32gb-1tb
When your schedule is "1-3 years" away, it's quite soon to consider which elements to prioritize.
ya, that is definitely a Option, Or PS5 / wait for PS6.
PS5 is nice to be able to use it as CD player, DVD player and blue Ray player if I am not mistaken.