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skrekro

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Disagree.

If your only purpose is to play games, get a cheap motherboard and spend more on gpu. Cheap motherboard don't mean those china ones, cheap as in entry like b450m bazooka/mortar or gigabyte ds3h or asrock pro4. Those are sufficient. This is doubly true if you're gonna run simple setup with 1-2 ssd, 2/4 rams and cpu on stock speeds.
 

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yes, balance is important. Don’t need to get top end all the time, but should get decent psu, mobo and ram.
 

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We're all here to learn and share knowledge, so everyone has the right to contribute their two cents to the discussion whether it agrees with someone else or not.

If you're buying a gaming PC, then graphic card should be one of the top priorities. Simple as that. For a budget rig, $100 - $150 on a motherboard is enough. Don't need spend so much on features that don't make a performance difference. Go spend it on parts that actually increase your FPS.
 

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This guy is a joke. Hdd can be same as ssd. ***** fool
 

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Hey hello, this thread isn't about me or my character.
This is my thread and if many disagree what I share than I closed it.
Anything wrong?
Gosh always talk about something than end up always talking about me.
Nobody was talking about you until you close the thread and delete the opening post. In my initial reply, I was replying to your opening post is all.

The point of the forum is to discuss. Whether people agree or disagree with you is all okay, the more opinions the merrier. If people disagree, you just explain how you arrived at your point of view then leave it at that.

The forum is a place of learning, a random stranger from Timbuktu may stumble upon a thread on HWZ 10 years from now and learn something from the thread. And we're all very happy that someone learned something from the time and effort we put in to contribute.

But that doesn't happen if you delete posts and request thread closed just because people disagree with you.

Imagine if everyone on the internet does that, nobody would ever learn anything from an internet forum right?
 

Mach3.2

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Nobody was talking about you until you close the thread and delete the opening post. In my initial reply, I was replying to your opening post is all.

The point of the forum is to discuss. Whether people agree or disagree with you is all okay, the more opinions the merrier. If people disagree, you just explain how you arrived at your point of view then leave it at that.

The forum is a place of learning, a random stranger from Timbuktu may stumble upon a thread on HWZ 10 years from now and learn something from the thread. And we're all very happy that someone learned something from the time and effort we put in to contribute.

But that doesn't happen if you delete posts and request thread closed just because people disagree with you.

Imagine if everyone on the internet does that, nobody would ever learn anything from an internet forum right?
Very well said.
 

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i was so confused since i didnt see any disagreeing posts until i saw the "show ignored content" button at the end of the thread... :ROFLMAO:

anyway, reported this thread. wouldnt be surprised if ts gets banned again like the last time.
 
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