Recent content by shoman100

Try to replicate the original packing as much as possible. In a static bac, in a bubble wrap sleeve, and in a box that prevents it from being smashed and flexing.

1080ti as main, 1060 for backup, last chance use the laptop 1050ti

Giving ublock origin a try on Opera. TYVM for the info!

A little higher than your $250 limit, the Pixel 3 Xl 64gb is $299 new at B&H. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1615542-REG/google_ga1296_us_pixel_3_xl_64gb.html

Heck no! I could buy so much more with the $$$ and get far more value for my money.

Maybe think back to KB's and mouse's you liked in the past and look for something similar or upgraded versions and try those out? Heck I rock some old IBM keyboards at work because i like the tactile feedback and a bonus is the clicks drive the narcissist mad that sits in the next cube over.

I don't use one but was the "mouse guy" at work. Not too many used this but those that did say it lessoned the pressure on their wrists. You can feel the difference in the bottom of the wrist if you merely hold you hands in the horizontal and vertical mouse positions. It was not for me. My...

Corsair strafe keyboard, MX Ergo. Always preferred a decent trackball to a mouse.

Multiple PS from the 2008 or so still plugging along. The quality products outlasted the cheapo stuff by a long shot. I can't recall any of the good ones going bad. Blow them out every 4-6 months and keepem from heating up. I read that dust coating a PS is like wearing a heavy coat in a warm...

Gonna miss them. Less competition is not good.

Well played.

This thread prevented me from considering buying from Madison. Thank you folks!

Lots of potential reason. PS is a good place to start. Make sure the PS fan is working.

i7-2600k $250 8GB (2x4GB) Patriot 1866mhz $67 MSI P67A-G43 B3 $90 Kingston v100+ 96GB SSD $114 Samsung Spinpoint 1GB $47 TX650 Corsair $65 Coolermaster H212 $24 4870 Dark Knight $???it's been awhile Antec P180 $50

Miss the old Strategic Simulations Inc WW2 sims like Panzer General, Pacific General, etc.