General Chit-Chat Thread - No Spoilers

[Canadian Dragon]

where as HDMI it depends which version of hdmi

 

[Canadian Dragon]

also, i never understood the graphics card, i guess the bigger then number the better but idk

the front number is the series

 

[Canadian Dragon]

the last two numbers is where it tells u low mid or high range

 

[Canadian Dragon]

but thats for NVIDIA cards

 

[Canadian Dragon]

i have an AMD card so its different

 

[Canadian Dragon]

I have a 5700 XT

 

[Hidden Blaze]

getting a monitor is my biggest set back for me getting a computer. I can easily get a computer by getting my cousin 80 for a new power supply in one he’s got, that he give me, but then having to also having to get more for a monitor. I got a TV, but I seen folks say using a tv isn’t a good idea. So idk lol

 

[Canadian Dragon]

so for amd 5 is the series and 700 would be your range indicator. mine is mid-high

 

[Canadian Dragon]

getting a monitor is my biggest set back for me getting a computer. I can easily get a computer by getting my cousin 80 for a new power supply in one he’s got, that he give me, but then having to also having to get more for a monitor. I got a TV, but I seen folks say using a tv isn’t a good idea. So idk lol

what kind of tv and what size

 

[Canadian Dragon]

if all you need is a power supply and a monitor

 

[Canadian Dragon]

id consider buying a used monitor on marketplace or kijiji

 

[Canadian Dragon]

can prob get something pretty ok for 50 bucks tops

 

[Canadian Dragon]

and then save up for a better monitor at a later time

 

[Hidden Blaze]

what kind of tv and what size

it’s an LG Smart TV, can’t remember the size off hand lol but it’s not small

 

[Canadian Dragon]

im guessing u only need 1080p anyways and nothing fancy