Some time last year, I posted a thread about my first gaming PC, which I put together myself about two years ago. I had a few issues with it turning on and not producing pictures on my monitor. I switched out the motherboard, CPU, and even purchased a new case after the old one busted. I do have a stick of RAM on the way, and if that faulty RAM isn't the issue, then I give up.
I have been looking for pre-built gaming PC's, but I'm leery when it comes to buying one from iBuyPower or CyberPower. What's more, my price range is around $700. Could any of you give me recommendations on websites that sell well-built gaming PC's within my price range. I just want the best bang for my buck.
s/n: I was thinking about purchasing a Lenovo K450e (I found a few around $600), and using my current graphics card (GTX 660 Ti), but decided against it
"ohh okay I'll make sure to not talk to you when you have your mouth full".
"Glad we're on the same page, Mother. I'll be sure to put you in the cheapest nursing home I can find when you're too feeble to take care of yourself."
It might be overkill, but if you're going to do something, why not give it your all.
Yeah, honestly I was an absolute idiot for falling for it, but there were some strange motivations (I really wanted to take my family on a vacation, like reeeaaaally badly. I wanted to stop being the leech that I am and instead give my family a "magical vacation in Florida"). I even had a terrible moment as I was reading off my credit card info where I literally asked, "umm, why am I giving my card information to you?"
I can help you with that. Just give me $200 and I can plan the trip for you.
I haven't, but I know someone who has been caught up in a pyramid scheme. You know, one of those recruit other people to sell a great product, even though no store would stock it. I tried explaining when said individual tried to recruit me, but he thought I was wrong and was under the assumption that it's not a pyramid scheme because an actual product was being sold. I don't know how much money was lost--it really isn't any of my business--but the website magically disappeared along with any other traces of the business and its founders and this individual had bags of this product just taking up space.
I don't have anything profound to say, but just know that you aren't alone. The same thing plagued my mind, along with the existence of God(s). It got pretty bad, but I'd be over-exaggerating if I said I was moved to tears. I will that, for me, that internal struggle was frustrated and seemed to recur when at the worse times. I finally reached a point where I accepted that fact that I didn't know and that thinking about it the most of the day wasn't going to change it. The unknown and the method in which I die scare me; if I knew for sure that I would simply cease to exist upon death, I would've offed myself a few years ago. It's a weird thing, wanting death, but at the same time fearing it.
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