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So just like this time every year, I am starting to get the itch to build another computer. Or at least upgrade my current once. I just did this a year ago, so I am fairly up to date, but wouldn't mind getting a new case etc. I am currently looking at a Factual Meshify 2 case or their new Define...

Picked up a few Razer products lately. Picked up a Basilisk mouse and their Razer Huntsman Elite keyboard. Pretty nice products so far.

Looks like new model came out, with tons of new power. Pretty amazing! https://www.raspberrypi.org/products/raspberry-pi-4-model-b/

So I keep seeing this everywhere. It seems like people are buying those Pop Funko figures and are putting them in their PC cases. Is this the next RGB trend?

I'm thinking about a new mouse for my home PC, and was wondering what everyone uses? I currently use a Logitech G502, but was thinking about a new Coarsair mouse. Looking at the M65 RGB Elite, or the Ironclaw. Here is my current: The two I am considering:

Well I guess this solves all my problems of me always wanting to build a new machine. :unsure: https://store.steampowered.com/app/621060/PC_Building_Simulator/

2018 Hard Drive Failure Rates: What 100,000+ Hard Drives Tell Us At the end of 2018 Backblaze was monitoring 104,954 hard drives used to store data. For our evaluation we remove from consideration those drives that were used for testing purposes and those drive models for which we did not have...

I want to complain about the current prices on video cards, and the availability as well. It has been years now since I have updated my video card, but dam there just isn't anything out there. I mean Nvidia just released their model, but I am not going to spend $800 for a video card, and looking...

I ran across this video last night while Youtube surfing. The Tandy computer was a big influence in my life and got me started with computers. We never had one growing up, but thanks to a family I knew growing up that were quite well off I was able to experience them. The Commador 64 is still my...

I would like to see what brand people prefer for their hard drive these days? I have switched brands throughout the years, but lately I have been using the Seagate 'Iron Wolfs' for my NAS. I know the WD reds are suppose to be good as well. For regular computers I always recommend a SSD or .M2...

I remember this guy from back in the day. Sad to see him pass away. A 2MB OS is actually impressive.

I remember these came out years ago, and Intel is still making them, but now they are actually quite powerful. I really like the NUC7i5BNK. It's an i5 model, supports 32gig of memory and uses a .m2 SSD, and had 4k support. It's also vesa compatible so you can mount it behind a monitor or TV as...

You know at this moment if I was going to do another PC I think I would go all AMD (never thought I would say that again). It has been years, but I think they are kinda the leader right now including their video cards. It's funny how the cycle goes around and around. What about you?

I was looking at computer glasses lately to help with reducing eye strain from computer screens. (et. https://gunnar.com/) In the past year or two, I've been developing more eye strain with related slight headaches behind the eyes. Obviously working at a computer full time and at home will put...

I don't get to Walmart much anymore, but when did all the computer stuff change? I see they carry a full line of Corsair mechanical keyboards, mice etc. Also noticed they even sell gaming monitors such as Asus. What really blew me away is they no carry gaming PCs on display with full RGB...

@Davidc might be interested in this for some major stretching between farms. Pretty cool especially if you need to reach another building far away.

So my router has an option to name you devices by MAC address. So I thought I would go through and add names that way you know what devices are attached to your network. Well if you have ever tried to look up look a device on Google by MAC you may luck out and find a manufacture or chipset which...

Ran across this neat little piece of software that you can install on your Raspberry Pi. https://pi-hole.net/

Good riddance! They always made the crappiest laptops. Source

bought a pre-made PC from ibuypower :o - paying installments on it https://www.ibuypower.com/Store/Intel-Z270-Snow-i7-Daily-Special it had some free upgrades (800w power supply and chipset upgrade) didn't get the keyboard or the mouse. I also got some extra accessories such as a...