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Re: I have a question about the price of this deal
The sale on the 3600 will be ending after 7/16, so after that date the price is subject to change. We've run it at this price fairly often so it's possible it may stay the same, keep an eye on the listing and we'll update it accordingly.
The $20 bundle is something we've pretty much always had available and that shouldn't be going away anytime soon.
The $20 bundle is something we've pretty much always had available and that shouldn't be going away anytime soon.
TSTonyV
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Re: No puedo instalar los drivers de audio pantalla. táctil. Sensores de winbook tw 101 de 32 bits
Los controladores vinculados anteriormente son controladores de 32 bits y son compatibles con el TW101. Si abre los archivos .inf verá que son controladores x86. ¿Tienes problemas para instalarlos?
TSMikeW
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Re: Which Router Should I Purchase
Both, in a way. I would check the with your Cellphones and with the PC. Preferably via WIFI and ethernet. You want to see if there's a serious discrepancy. The other portion here is seeing if the router is unresponsive when this happens. When the TV's do disconnect, do you just wait and reconnect with one, or do you have to power cycle the router?
TSMikeW
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Re: Do I need to change anything?
Hello @makuafish! Welcome to the Community.
So you basically put together the same kind of system I have. Ryzen 7 3700X + 2080 Super, 16GB of RAM and an AIO liquid cooler for my CPU. I have an LG27GL850 which is a 1440p/144Hz monitor and it's been great for me so far. For a build likes this, I'd say 1440p/144Hz is a great fit.
Your framerate is going to vary depending on what kind of games you're playing, but in any of the lighter competitive titles like CSGO, League of Legends, Fortnite etc... you should easily hit 144+ FPS. In more graphically intense titles you won't always be able to get a perfect 144 without lowering some of your graphics settings, but you'll still be able to easily hit 60+ FPS at 1440p in basically any game you play at max or high settings.
I do have one question though: are you only gaming on this system? If so, instead of getting the Ryzen 7 3700X, you could get an Intel i5-10600k instead. The 3700X does have more cores/threads so if you're doing things like video editing/rendering or other multi-core intensive tasks, then the 3700X is a fantastic buy, but the superior single-threaded performance of the 10600k makes it the better gaming choice.
So you basically put together the same kind of system I have. Ryzen 7 3700X + 2080 Super, 16GB of RAM and an AIO liquid cooler for my CPU. I have an LG27GL850 which is a 1440p/144Hz monitor and it's been great for me so far. For a build likes this, I'd say 1440p/144Hz is a great fit.
Your framerate is going to vary depending on what kind of games you're playing, but in any of the lighter competitive titles like CSGO, League of Legends, Fortnite etc... you should easily hit 144+ FPS. In more graphically intense titles you won't always be able to get a perfect 144 without lowering some of your graphics settings, but you'll still be able to easily hit 60+ FPS at 1440p in basically any game you play at max or high settings.
I do have one question though: are you only gaming on this system? If so, instead of getting the Ryzen 7 3700X, you could get an Intel i5-10600k instead. The 3700X does have more cores/threads so if you're doing things like video editing/rendering or other multi-core intensive tasks, then the 3700X is a fantastic buy, but the superior single-threaded performance of the 10600k makes it the better gaming choice.
TSTonyV
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Re: PowerSpec G464 SATA data cables
Just really depends on how you want to organize it. From this point, it's all about cable management. So depending on where your SATA drives are placed, you'll just want to kind of eye ball how much cable length you'll want and if you'll want Right Angle shaped SATA connectors to keep everything looking uniform if the motherboard's SATA ports are positioned on the board a specific way.
AlexS
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Re: PowerSpec G464 SATA data cables
Greetings FrankJ! Welcome to the Community!
For the Powerspec G464, you will have to purchase data SATA cables separately. While we try to include as many spare items that come with core components of our Powerspecs, motherboards come in bulk for mass production, thus we do not attain the spare SATA cables that generally come in retail motherboard boxes.
For the Powerspec G464, you will have to purchase data SATA cables separately. While we try to include as many spare items that come with core components of our Powerspecs, motherboards come in bulk for mass production, thus we do not attain the spare SATA cables that generally come in retail motherboard boxes.
AlexS
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Re: Will a VGA to USB Adapter work for dual monitor purposes?
A USB to VGA adapter will work just fine. Basically these adapters are external video cards, they're completely independent of the systems built in video card.
TSMikeW
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Re: Which Router Should I Purchase
The R6400 is a pretty good router. Does the 5Ghz light on the front light up at all? I would check the settings in the router, possibly factory reset it and even upgrade the firmware. That router will handle 450Mbps on the 2.4Ghz band and 1350Mbps on the 5Ghz band. That's not a ton of devices for the router, and it's far, far in excess of what your ISP is providing at 15Mbps.
TSMikeW
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Attention: Do not post your personal information!
This is a quick PSA for all our users: Do not post your personal information!
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This is a public forum. While there are many Micro Center employees posting here and responding to your questions, anything you post can be seen by anybody else on the page. For the sake of your privacy, please do not post full names, phone numbers, email addresses, home addresses or any other specific personal information like this that can be easily used to find out who you are. Even reference numbers from your receipt, online order numbers or repair/service order numbers are tied to your personal information and should not be posted.
If we need you to provide personal information to assist you in any way, we will request that information be sent via private message or open a ticket and follow up with you directly via email.
TSTonyV
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Micro Center's 4th of July Weekend Hours
Yes, Micro Center is open for the holiday weekend!
Our hours for all store locations are:
Saturday, July 4th: 10am to 6pm
Sunday, July 5th: 11am to 6pm
Our hours for all store locations are:
Saturday, July 4th: 10am to 6pm
Sunday, July 5th: 11am to 6pm
Ian
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