What is the best headsets for gaming under $200??
That setup looks amazing, but considering it for myself all I can think is that my cat would have half of those things on the floor within an hour. My setup is pretty spartan by necessity - no extraneous doodads around that might draw a kitties attention.
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Alright so I got two things for Black Friday that I like a lot that changed my setup.
That monitor on the right cost $60 (plus I had a $25 best buy gift card sitting around for years) so I bought it.
Then, you'll notice the webcam on the monitor to the left.
I used to sometimes use my iPad as a third monitor (with sketchy software that disabled DirectX which means when I used it I couldn't play games without uninstalling the software (which meant restarting computer every time...)), and I also used iPad as a webcam sometimes. But iPad really sucked because I had to make a stand for it using like a bookend and a kleenex box.
Third dedicated monitor and a webcam that requires no extra effort to setup is really nice. Third monitor especially is great, I can have like twitch open on one monitor and still have space to code on the other two.
This is my 2nd year with the PC so I MIGHT upgrade, because I'm pretty sure the warranty I bought on GPU and CPU and MOBO will count as credit toward another purchase at Micro Center, but that expires this summer.
Save up your money for a real upgrade. You should tell us what your entire setup actually is and we could tell you if there's really any real reason to upgrade.
I'd save though and work towards getting a bigger, higher-end monitor, as you have no idea what you're missing out on. You can have all the monitors in the world, but one REALLY GOOD monitor will blow them out of the water. If you've only had the PC for 2 years though, it's probably still perfectly good unless it was a cheap PC when you bought it.
I'd also say, save your money so you can get better peripherals, i.e. mouse, keyboard, and headphones/headset/microphone.
You can have the best damned PC in the world, but if your peripherals are shit, you'll still feel like you're playing on something low-end. The best upgrades one can do for themselves is get good peripherals, because those parts do a few things: typically last longer than computer internals and are the direct experience with the computer. And, so you know, I mean this in the most supportive fashion, there was a time I had a great gaming computer, but was playing on a crappy 21.5" Acer 60Hz TN monitor with a membrane keyboard and average audio setup at best. This advice I'm giving you is coming from a place of, I want you to experience the best you can. So, if you're thinking about upgrading your internals, rethink that, and look into peripherals.
New apartment, newish setup.
Case - Phanteks Enthoo Evolv ATX TG (Silver)
Processor - I7-8700K @ 4.8GHz
Motherboard - Asus Rog Maximus X Hero (WI-FI AC)
Cooler - Corsair H115i Pro RGB
Video Card - Gigabyte Aorus GTX 1080 Ti XE
Memory - G.Skill Trident Z RGB 16GB @ 3200
SSD - Samsung 960 EVO 1TB
HDD - WD Black 2TB
Power Supply - EVGA SuperNOVA G3 750W
Display - Dell AW3418DW
Speakers - Audioengine A5+
Mouse - Logitech G Pro Wireless
Keyboard - Vortex Pok3r RGB Limited Edition with mx reds
Chair - Herman Miller Aeron 2016 remastered version (not pictured)
Desk - Ikea Bekant
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For now man...get some more even board/cpu usage and dogging....
Then idk might run the the 7700k/EVGA some more....it god dogged pretty well though. I'm pissed lost the I/O shield for the EVGA FTWK can't find it...
Nevermind but I found it...holding off on the Quality mobo man...that one has survived the Z270's and torture Testing...
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It's a Massive unit and can run fanless….
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The whole problem with the world is that fools and fanatics are always so certain of themselves, but wiser people so full of doubts.
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Pump Died overnight killed the whole thing overheated it and shut off....((((
Using the EK pump again...
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Something wrong with the EK too...it's Roaring Chirping and sounds like mini Toilet lol
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OMGGGG mannnn
Just installed the rtx 2060 founders, RGB can come in handy
Man my phones camera is terrible lol, its all green if you cant tell.
2060 would struggle a bit at 4k but could probably maintain 60 fps in a lot of games with lowered settings.
BTW it definitely gets hotter than the 71c i reported earlier, saw 78c after an hour of overwatch.....but fans only went to 55%, lots of room to set a custom curve.