Great for snowmobiling, running a snowblower, ice fishing, and holding a beer or two sitting in Lambeau Field for a game when it's freezing out! LOLHeated gloves is not a bad idea.
You Northies live very different lives. Then again, you find it strange our water heaters convert to water chillers for half the year. I always hate swapping the hot/cold labels on the faucets.Great for snowmobiling, running a snowblower, ice fishing, and holding a beer or two sitting in Lambeau Field for a game when it's freezing out! LOL
That's a really nice looking rig! I need a new PC too and keep just started thinking about it. I built my last one, but haven't kept track of ANYTHING since then and now wobbling between doing the research and building one, or just buying a deal on a pre-built. <shrug> I'd much rather build one to the specs I want, but I only use if for surfing and some editing. Not a huge gamer anymore.Not a purchase as shown complete, but I built this PC with: a new motherboard, RAM, CPU cooler, power supply, and case. The only old components were the CPU, GPU, and drives.
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That's a really nice looking rig! I need a new PC too and keep just started thinking about it. I built my last one, but haven't kept track of ANYTHING since then and now wobbling between doing the research and building one, or just buying a deal on a pre-built. I'd much rather build one to the specs I want, but I only use if for surfing and some editing. Not a huge gamer anymore.
Oh yeah, I totally agree and would never get one from a big box store. I was looking at an Alienware (or something) vs. building something similar myself. Expandability is a huge plus with building my own. I know how my mind works and if I build, I'll end up researching the hell out of every little thing and taking forever to actually figure out what I want. LOLThanks! I'd recommend staying away from prebuilts from big box stores. They typically use cheap motherboards, power supplies, and CPU coolers. The cheap power supplies are the most problematic because those can take down the entire platform if they fail.
Alienware tends to have cases more like ovens that ventilation. I think it was Gamers Nexus who did a YouTube video about how those cases haven't improved at all over the years.Oh yeah, I totally agree and would never get one from a big box store. I was looking at an Alienware (or something) vs. building something similar myself. Expandability is a huge plus with building my own. I know how my mind works and if I build, I'll end up researching the hell out of every little thing and taking forever to actually figure out what I want. LOL
That's awesome! I like that design.Galaxy Watch 5 Pro Titanium.
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I've been looking for something to accompany my Galaxy Watch 4 Classic. I still like it, and it's in great shape, but I'm a little bored of the design. And truth be told, the 5 Pro is probably too big for my baby sized wrist, but I managed to snag it brand new for 100 bucks. My wrist will just have to adjust to the weight.
NICE!!!!! What are you going to be cooking?Picked up a couple of new kitchen items (all this time and I never had a food processor LOL)
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Ha... well, I've cut out all carbs from my diet and have been having to try out new recipes for breads and different things. So I got tired of trying to make stuff with stone tools and figured I'd get into the modern age. LOL They have come in handy so far.NICE!!!!! What are you going to be cooking?