u/Hunan4Ever

If not, that's alrgiht. My username is bowllpng

Buying a monitor soon and it doesn't come with speakers.
Any good speakers under $100?

Look look, I researched a lot and I know 9070 xt is much better than the 5070 but here is why I'm even askign this question. (and just as a side note, they are the same price for me)

#1. Nvidia already introduced MFG while AMD still hasn't introduced theirs yet, dlss will prob still be suprier over fsr.

#2. amd might give fsr 5 to the next generation gpu after the 90 series which already happened with fsr 4)

#3. Tons of driver issues, and many people were extremely happy after switching to a nvidia gpu

extra side note: i dont do AI work, and i don't care much about vram too much, and I use ray tracing alot and somestimes path tracing.

I'm planning to buy the PowerSpec G730 prebuilt pc in 2-3 weeks.

All I'm looking for is what I do after getting it. Like I know some of the obvious ones like, download/update drivers, etc etc but this is the first time I'm getting a pc. Also is there any good youtube step by step turtopials otu there?

I've heard you shouldn't connect to your wifi/intenet when you are first asked when you set up your pc since by doing so, it will add all teh windows bloatware. I'm not completely sure if that actualyl works.

Edit: I also heard windows 11 bloatware can takae up an additoinal 10-20 gbs, 100 process, and 1.5-2 gbs of ram. I hate onedrive that is automatically downloaded to my laptop even though I have never ever touched it once in my life, and all those bloatware apps auto start on my laptop even though I already checked teh auto start up apps settings in windows) I wanna make sure that I don't encounter this same exact mistake when I get my pc.

I'm just curious waht other people think.

I've been arguing with my parents for years now casually (I'm not complaining about it, I'm just curious on opinions) on how much gaming time I should have. I personally think that I should be able to play once I finish all my hw, chores, studying, practice books, etc etc). My parents only allow me to play 2.5 hours a week (30 mins on friday, 1 hr on sat and 1 hr on sun).

I want to see what other people think of this. I want to play AAA games such as GTA 5/ Cyperpunk/ Rdr2/ black ops, and most of these games literally require 150+ hours of gameplay to finish their story modes. To think that I will only be able to finish like 50% of only one of the games in the next four years is just annoying)

(Theoretically, I will play ~80 hours in the next four years/ 20 hours a year.)

Edit: my parents are also worried about my grades but every semister of my report cards for the last 3 years has never gone lower than a 95.5%. They are usually 97% and my highest was 98.31% and I still get pretty high grades, just not as high as before because i'm entering harder subjects. Just this year, I entered a school (with a acceptance rate of 2-2.7%) that is basically the best in my state, education, environmental-wise) and one of the top schools in the entire country with a graduation rate of 99%.

I'm planning on buying a gaming mouse once I get my pc+monitor. I heard since it has Omron Optical switches, it is garbage for drag clicking. Is that true? (It allows you to get 0 ms of debouse settings on its web settings).

Additional questions: Does it have good build quality, endurance, click sounds?

(Just wanted to ask since I looked through youtube, tiktok, and all of reddit and there is not a single one/post that answered my question)