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Build Guide

Great AMD Gaming Build

by ThoughtA

At this budget, we're using the AMD Ryzen 5 2600. The R5 2600 includes a stock cooler, so a 3rd-party cooler isn't necessary. Since we aren't overclocking our CPU, the stock cooler will be sufficient in keeping temperatures acceptable.

Note: If you'd prefer to consider a similar build, but instead using an Intel processor, be sure to check out our Great Intel Gaming Build Guide.

We're using a parametric filter to constantly select the best-priced motherboard while meeting selected criteria. In this case, we are filtering for ATX B450 chipsets and up to 4 DDR4 DIMM slots for future expansion. The compatibility engine will filter out anything not compatible with the build, and it will automatically update with the best priced option as prices change.

For our memory, the parametric filter finds the best price on 16GB kits of memory that are within AMD’s recommended specifications. We've limited it to DDR4-3000 and faster speeds, as Ryzen CPUs scale well with higher frequency memory.

We're use parametric filters to incorporate an SSD with at least 500GB of space. We have also added a parametric filter for a 2TB mechanical drive for mass storage, such as extra games and videos. Everyone's storage needs differs, so feel free to add or remove capacity to your heart's desire.

For our GPU, the Nvidia GeForce GTX 1070 is one of the best price for performance cards on the market and an absolute powerhouse. The GTX 1070 will provide a consistent 60fps on many demanding games like PUBG) at Ultra at 1080p, and even 1440p for some games like Shadow of War. It'll also handle Fortnite with zero issues. For those interested in VR, the GTX 1070 will have no problem playing any and and all applications currently on the market.

To keep the noise and temperatures down, we've updated the filter to include a minimum length to avoid "mini" versions of the card, which prioritize fitting into small builds, such as an ITX case. You can choose to use this filter instead, if you want to include the smaller cards for any reason. Note that smaller cards will be louder or hotter - or both.

Our build will be housed in the black NZXT H500. This case features a tempered glass window and 2x front panel USB 3.1 Gen 1 ports. It can fit full length video cards and features a PSU shroud to keep your build looking cleaner. The H500 also contains quite a bit of cable management features, such as cutouts, bumps and tie-offs.

You can find white, black/blue, and black/red versions of the H500 as well.

For our power supply, we're using a parametric selection of well-reviewed semi or fully modular units, all of which are 80+ Gold certified or above and can provide plenty of power for this build.

Intel Version

Here is the Intel version of our Great Gaming Guide.

Part List Customize This Part List

Compatibility Check: No issues/incompatibilities found.

Estimated Wattage: 319W
Component Selection Base Promo Shipping Tax Price Where
CPU $234.00 $234.00 Shopping Express Buy
From parametric filter
  • Chipset: AMD B450
  • RAM Slots: 4 - 16
$114.00 $114.00 Shopping Express Buy
From parametric filter
  • Speed: DDR4-3000, DDR4-3200, DDR4-3300, DDR4-3333
  • Size: 16GB (2x8GB)
$207.45 $207.45 Amazon Australia Buy
From parametric filter
  • Capacity: 500GB - 10TB
  • Type: SSD
$115.00 $115.00 Umart Buy
From parametric filter
  • Capacity: 2TB - 15.4TB
  • Interface: SATA 6 Gb/s
  • Form Factor: 3.5"
$77.00 $77.00 Umart Buy
Video Card
From parametric filter
  • Chipset: GeForce GTX 1070
  • Length: 223 mm - 403 mm
$588.00 Free two-day shipping with Amazon Prime $588.00 Amazon Australia Buy
Case $129.00 $129.00 BudgetPC Buy
Power Supply $109.00 $109.00 Shopping Express Buy
Total: $1573.45
* Using your selected merchants and only including nearby in-store pickup prices)
* Some physical dimension restrictions cannot (yet) be automatically checked, such as cpu cooler / RAM clearance with modules using tall heat spreaders.

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VezZz 5 points 1 month ago

I have almost same specs but it cost me about 1,1k because of import charges :(

Dark_LordJE 2 points 7 days ago

HA if i buy anything its going to cost me 20 times what im paying for thank god for what you have xD .like if i pay 1000$ its going to cost 7000 libyen denars without shipping shipping cost almost 1k

deathraydave 2 Builds 1 point 23 days ago

I have basicly the same accept it was like 1200. idk why

Deihman 1 Build -1 points 23 days ago

It's because you decided to buy RAM when it was expensive and paid $90 for those Corsair fans. Next time, see how prices are trending and spend money on improving the quality of your parts rather than the looks. I'm not saying buying the fans or expensive RAM was a bad idea, just you could have gotten much better performance out of the same budget if you hadn't decided to buy them.

rogdog56 1 point 5 days ago

Protips: Step 1: Next time you go to the United States on vacation, grab an extra suitcase. Step 2: Buy all your parts. Make sure the PSU is compatible with your country's voltage. You can either build there or wait. Step 3: If you did build the PC there use insta-pack while taking it back home. (Like NZXT in their BLD computers when you first unbox you see the expanded foam stuff) Step 4: Buy a 3 pronged computer cable from your local country for your power supply. Step 5: Profit?

Jimmmyjohnspizza 3 points 29 days ago

Also, is there an alternate case you would recommend? I would have to wait a month if I ordered from amazon and superbiiz has an extra $20 fee for shipping. I’m thinking of the corsair spec-02

papps1 1 point 27 days ago

Almost too many to choose was my problem. Figure out your priority and budget first and narrow down from there.

I was <$100, and quiet with no windows: so picked the Corsair 100R Silent Edition in the end.

Was the last thing I ordered for the build as couldn't decide....

RizzoTheRat 1 point 9 days ago

Any issues building in that 100R case? I'm thinking it suits my requirement well but several comments about cable management problems.

Panicmyth 1 point 3 days ago

I recommend a Phanteks P400S which you can find around the same price point quite commonly. This case however is what I personally am going to buy.

Groffeaston 1 point 1 day ago

I built my computer using the Corsair Carbide Series 200R case and it had Plenty of room for my needs. I definitely recommend that case! It is a Mid-size Tower case.

deathraydave 2 Builds 1 point 23 days ago

Phanteks p400

rogdog56 1 point 5 days ago

Meshify C TG, S340 Elite, Define C TG. S340 Elite and Define C TG for silence, Meshify C for spectacular airflow

Jimmmyjohnspizza 2 points 29 days ago

What should I do about the fan cables since the motherboard has only one fan header? Also, is the RAM compatible since it’s DDR4 3000? The motherboard specs didn’t mention DDR4 3000being compatible.

SG_Foster 1 Build 4 points 29 days ago

PCPartPicker part list / Price breakdown by merchant

Type Item Price
Other StarTech 12 inch 4 Pin Fan Power Splitter Cable - F/M $7.32 @ Amazon Canada
Prices include shipping, taxes, rebates, and discounts
Total $7.32
Generated by PCPartPicker 2018-08-21 13:05 EDT-0400
Jimmmyjohnspizza 2 points 29 days ago

Deihman 1 Build 1 point 23 days ago

The RAM will probably be able to run at 2666MHz, which is fast enough for most people, and you might even be able to overclock it a little to run at 3200MHz if you get lucky. Fortunately, second generation Ryzen processors and motherboards are compatible with more types and speeds of RAM than the first generation.

enagy72 1 point 9 days ago

So can you enable xmp on this mobo to get it up to 3000mhz

Deihman 1 Build 1 point 9 days ago

Probably, although XMP may push it up to 3200MHz, which could create some instability because it’s higher than the rated speed of the RAM.

enagy72 1 point 9 days ago

If it does you can just time it down to 3000MHz, right?

Deihman 1 Build 1 point 9 days ago

Yep, you should be able to in the overclocking settings.

papps1 2 points 27 days ago

I have everything for this build but went for a GTX 1080 instead. Would it be worth getting a better cooler for the CPU, or is the build still fairly 'balanced' ?

NokNokWhosThere 4 points 24 days ago

you don't need a new cooler for your cpu but if you're willing to put in a few bucks extra in, go ahead

DeadlyGhoul 1 point 9 days ago

Would you need any thermal paste for the stock cpu cooler?

Rocetmal 2 Builds 1 point 9 days ago

The stock Ryzen cooler comes with paste on it already

NokNokWhosThere 1 point 8 days ago

Deihman 1 Build 3 points 23 days ago

Check out what ptran1219 said a couple days ago:

"99% of people will not run into an issue where the difference between bottlenecking your GPU is due to an insufficient CPU cooler."

The only time a bad CPU cooler would affect performance is when the CPU gets hot enough to thermal throttle performance, making the CPU run at lower speeds than normal so it's not able to send data to the GPU fast enough. This CPU and stock cooler is perfectly fine, and even if it does thermal throttle a little, which it shouldn't at stock speeds, there still shouldn't be any, or very little, drop in GPU performance.

Fogettaboutit! It'll be fine.

yung_oj 2 points 13 days ago

Im a rookie when it comes to PC building. I recently built a PC with these parts and after it was all put together the fans spin and the mobo lights up but I dont get a display. I've been at it for days looking up everything I can, ive unplugged everything and replugged them. still no display. Is there any solutions you guys would recommend?

Im using the hdmi port for the display if that matters at all

Deihman 1 Build 3 points 12 days ago
  1. Are you plugged into the graphics card or the motherboard? Since the 2600 isn’t an APU, the motherboard won’t give out any display.

  2. Are all your storage drives plugged in all the way? Each SATA interface needs both a power cable and a cable connecting it to the motherboard.

  3. Is your ram seated correctly? It takes a lot more force than you might think.

  4. Does the motherboard have diagnostic LEDs on it? If so, check the manual to see what they mean.

That’s all I can think up right now. If I remember anything else I’ll make sure to comment or add them to this post.

Cooldude1fifty 1 point 18 hours ago

I had the same thing. Turns out that the case was blocking the connection by literally a hairs width when it was plugging in, so the cable wasn't plugged in all the way. Also don't forget about motherboeard standoffs. And if you haven't already, try to build it first outside of the case.

cmbaue1 1 point 1 month ago

Would the the CPU bottleneck if I did this build but used a 1080 instead? First timer here.

Deihman 1 Build 3 points 1 month ago

It wouldn’t. You really shouldn’t be worrying about bottlenecking GPU performance with any CPUs that have 4 or more cores, regardless of hyperthreading or multithreading. You should be able to use a GTX 1080 to its full extent.

diamondpumpkin 2 points 28 days ago

Sadly, not always the case. I have a FX-8320 and a GTX 1060. I have a friend with the same GPU but he has an i7-6700k, he gets 150% more frames than I.

Deihman 1 Build 1 point 27 days ago

Oops! I meant to say any recent quad core CPU. Obviously, the FX-8320 and i7-6700k are very different when it comes to performance, even though they are both considered quad core CPUs (although the 8320 technically has 8 cores).

malarkey01 0 points 1 month ago

If you went with the GTX 1080 though, would you have to add a third party cooler (right now this just has stock cooler)?

And what about the PSU - would it need to be upgraded as well?

Deihman 1 Build 1 point 1 month ago

A third party cooler for what? The CPU won’t need a third party cooler to be able to run a GTX 1080 because the cooler only affects CPU temps, and most GPU stock coolers are decent enough that the only reason you would upgrade is for aesthetics.

As far as the PSU, the one on the list should be fine, because the GTX 1080 has a TDP of 180W, only 10W higher than the GTX 1070 on the list.

malarkey01 2 points 1 month ago

Ah ok. Thanks. Sorry for my naivety - I'm working on my first build so trying to learn it all.

So you are saying the stock cooler for the CPU is sufficient to run the GTX 1080.

So really, you could just switch out the 1070 for the 1080 and nothing else really needs to be changed. Interesting...Thanks

I'm actually looking at doing the i5 8400 build equivalent to this. https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/guide/t832FT/great-amd-gaming-build

ptran1219 3 points 29 days ago

99% of people will not run into an issue where the difference between bottlenecking your GPU is due to an insufficient CPU cooler. Even with a current generation 8th gen i3, you are unlikely to have exorbitant bottlenecking. Looking at your build right now in your saved part list, you have a great looking build for someone looking for a low maintenance long term gaming build.

Only thing I can say is you'll need a game drive, and you can save money on your GPU and PSU by finding a bundle here.

There is a 750w EVGA PSU + 1080 FTW for $500

Deihman 1 Build 1 point 29 days ago

Yep! And just to clarify, the CPU cooler has no effect on the GPU. It only affects how hot the CPU runs.

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SafariLoading 1 point 1 month ago

no wouldnt think so

NokNokWhosThere 1 point 24 days ago

uhhhh I dont think so based on others with the same build.

rogdog56 1 point 5 days ago

No, I'm getting the same CPU with a 1070 ti (Basically a cheaper 1080) and have no concerns here.

SafariLoading 1 point 29 days ago

Good build but if I were to do it I would replace the 1070 with maybe a 1060 or 1050 ti to lower the price

ThoughtA staff submitter 2 points 29 days ago

You may be looking for the Modest Guide.

NokNokWhosThere 0 points 24 days ago

If you were to to that to cut corners maybe go down a cpu level

rlowe123 1 point 29 days ago

Trying to build a PC for stock trading. This is all so confusing

Deihman 1 Build 1 point 29 days ago

If it’s just for stock trading, maybe look at cheaper prebuilt systems rather than making your own. It’ll take the hassle out of trying to find compatible parts and building the system. This list is more of a guide for gaming PCs, so unless you’re gaming a lot you don’t need a ton of power.

Tarziel 1 point 29 days ago

Would this build be hindered with multi-monitors?

Deihman 1 Build 2 points 29 days ago

It shouldn’t, unless you’re running multiple games at once. Displaying a screen take a lot less GPU power than rendering an environment or anything a game does. In my current PC I’m running dual monitors on an older GPU with no problems.

deathraydave 2 Builds 0 points 23 days ago

Yes. I have this accept a 1600 not a 2600. Its really good

MeIsNotYou 1 point 25 days ago

nice build

Jhonan 1 point 25 days ago

Right now you can get a 1070Ti for the exact same price from Dell.

deathraydave 2 Builds 1 point 23 days ago

Dell :/

jiert 1 point 23 days ago

I haven't built a PC in a decade, so pardon any ignorance, but could I get away with the single SSD and ditch the disc drive?

NerdyTurd 2 points 21 days ago

Yeah, definitely. As long as you don't use DVDs/CDs/disks and only need the 500GB you're good to go. :)

daviddmarsh 1 point 23 days ago

What would the benefit be to buying 3200 RAM over 3000?

trylaarsdam 2 Builds 1 point 20 days ago

Nothing. You can OC your ram to 3200mhz on a 3000mhz kit

Rahs 1 point 21 days ago

Noob here: Will I be able to plug my LG 27" 4k monitor into this via display port? I have a mac too and want to be able to use the LG for both, just switching it from the PC to the mac.

Also, I may get a second, smaller monitor for web/etc browsing while playing. Should be fine?

Also, I'll likely use ethernet but may need to use the 5Ghz Wifi sometimes. Will this work or do I need a wifi adapter? If so any recommendations? Cat7 cable will be fine here?

Another super noob question - I don't have a keyboard. Will need to buy one separately? Figured so but just making sure.

Deihman 1 Build 1 point 12 days ago

Yep, yep, yep, and yep.

Have some details.

Just FYI, the GTX 1070, while still a very good card, might have some trouble at 4K, so don’t forget about turning down game resolution if it becomes unplayable.

Multi-display setups are awesome, and should only affect performance an extremely minimal amount, if at all.

It depends on what you use your PC for and how fast your internet is. Personally, I’d recommend running on Ethernet the whole time, but if you really need WiFi capability, go for a cheapish PCIe WiFi card. I have a $35 ASUS one that has both WiFi and Bluetooth on it, so I can use my controller without having to plug it in. For cables, unless you have faster than gigabit networking, Cat5e will be plenty, so anything newer will just be for future proofing.

You’ll need a separate keyboard. If you’re going to be using your rig a lot for extended periods of time (although it’s just a better idea to get one anyways), I would very highly recommend a mechanical keyboard. If you can’t afford the premium for a high end one from Corsair or some other company, take a look around and see what people suggest. I have an e-element Z88 (I think anyways) mechanical keyboard. Don’t forget to also get a mouse and mouse pad!

heyscot 1 point 20 days ago

I saw the comment below about the motherboard only having one fan connector. Since the motherboard listed would take such a long time to ship to me, I splurged and got the Aorus Gaming Motherboard B450 Pro WiFi instead. It has at least two fan connectors, so I was surprised to read the original mobo had only one.

I'm a little confused about the fans included with the case, because they have three-pin connectors and the motherboard fan pins are four pins each. They have a tiny piece of plastic above the right three pins, however, so I just stuck them on that way and left the 4th pin on the motherboard open.

I've assembled everything so far and I'm just waiting on the processor to arrive today. The case is pretty neat in how it allows you to manage your cables and how it provides you with different mounting options for the hard drives.

I'm also a little confused by the RAM placement. There are four slots for RAM; I'm not sure if you have to place the memory in specific slots in order for it to work correctly so I just placed the RAM in the two right-hand slots (if you're looking through the tempered glass at your build). The manual as usual wasn't the greatest so I'm hoping this will work.

If there's anyone out there who reads this and knows that I'm going to blow up my rig as soon as I power it on the first time, I'd be much obliged for your technical know-how at this point. Thanks guys! Hope you're all good!

ThoughtA staff submitter 1 point 20 days ago

You're on the right track so far! That plastic bit is a "key" to make you plug the 3-pin fan into the correct 3 pins of the 4-pin connector. You are, indeed, supposed to leave one of the 4 pins open in your case.

You'll want to check your motherboard manual for RAM installation. It will tell you which slots to plug in to enable dual-channel.

Furio_ 1 point 20 days ago

Nice build. Dont really use Ryzen but still good.

JLE714 1 point 20 days ago

I bought the CPU, MOBO, and RAM from this guide. The problem I have is that when I put the memory in the Dual Channel slots, Windows 10 show 16 GB (only 7.95 usable). If I put the RAM in the adjacent slots and run it single channel, then Windows 10 shows 16 GB. I have no idea why its doing this, I tried different memory and it still had this problem. I tried to enable XMP but the computer would not boot up. It won't even go into BIOS, I had to remove the battery to reset. Is there something I'm missing here?

JLE714 1 point 19 days ago

Thanks to Gigabyte support for giving me a list of things to try. Reseating the CPU did the trick!

Janech 1 point 15 days ago

I've been putting together this build and am getting an UNEXPECTED_KERNEL_MODE_TRAP error when I try to install Windows 10 Pro from a flash drive. Does anyone have any idea what might be causing it? Maybe a bad motherboard? Looking around online the only relevant tip that I could find was that faulty memory could cause the error. I tried both of my memory modules individually and got the same results.

Deihman 1 Build 1 point 11 days ago

Your CPU might not be playing well with the memory. If you’ve tinkered with the bios, try resetting it and see if it makes a difference. If not, try reseating the CPU. If that still doesn’t work, you might need to return the memory and get a different pack.

Noogzy 1 point 15 days ago

What would be the difference between using a B450 vs an X470 mobo?

hamsterboy 1 point 15 days ago

Noob here. I may need a wifi for our current setup in our apartment. With that, should I buy a different motherboard with wifi or just a wifi adapter? If motherboard with wifi, what would you recommend on this build? if wifi adapter, anything particular? Using it for gaming (primary) and work/other stuff like excel, visio, photoshop, vegas pro (secondary).

Deihman 1 Build 1 point 12 days ago

If you can, try running an Ethernet cable from your router to your motherboard. That’ll get you the lowest latency. If you can’t, buy a cheapish PCIe WiFi adapter like this one, which I had running on my system till I switched over to Ethernet.

drgiorhodes 1 point 14 days ago

you can do better for the price. This is £982 and for £1000 you can get this https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/bXD8P3

ThoughtA staff submitter 1 point 14 days ago

It's a valid alternative, but I wouldn't call it objectively better. The list you've linked has a weaker CPU, slower RAM, and less storage.

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ThoughtA staff submitter 1 point 13 days ago

The 1500X is slower than the 2600. I recommend looking up benchmarks that include both. You may be confusing clock speed as the only way to measure CPU performance, but 1GHz on one CPU is not necessarily the same performance as 1GHz as another.

If your part list had the same amount of storage as the guide's, it'd cost £95 more than the guide's. It wouldn't simply be a trade for slower storage. It would cost significantly more. Even without having as much storage, it still costs £45 more.

Adding in a GTX 1080 is a great benefit, but you have to recognize the tradeoffs when you do such a thing. It's very important to do so when comparing part lists.

ThoughtA staff submitter 1 point 13 days ago

The RAM is faster now, but this new part list still has a slower CPU, still has less solid state storage and less mechanical storage, and still costs more. It also still has a better GPU than the guide's.

It's still a good built. All I'm trying to convey to you is that you can't do something like halve (or more) the storage and claim the build is objectively better.

drgiorhodes 1 point 13 days ago

Also in my first comment i messed up. i meant yours had a better cpu and was better for productivity but because of the GTX 1080 mine was better for gaming as the cpu is less important in games.

Crewger45 1 point 14 days ago

IMO this build works much better.

Deihman 1 Build 1 point 12 days ago

While it might be better for your budget, it definitely isn’t as powerful. The Radeon RX 580, which is one of the best price to performance cards on the market, gets trumped by the much more powerful GTX 1070. While they have the same amount of VRAM, the 1070’s higher number of shader units and special NVIDIA architecture allows it to have substantially higher performance than the RX 580. Supposedly though, Radeon cards play more nicely with AMD CPUs than with Intel, but I haven’t had any experience with this.

Crewger45 2 points 1 day ago

I agree with your assessment. I value the addition of NVMe, BT, Wifi, faster RAM for the same price with only a 5% GPU overall hit. Add to this freesync support and the value increases. Great performance at 1080p, 60Hz. Just my opinion. I think it would be a very interesting test to head to head these 2 builds in several gaming benchmarks and take the average and see how far apart they are. Would 200mhz in ram speed and NVMe drive have any affect at all on gaming performance? Real data vice opinions would be very interesting.

preezy 1 point 13 days ago

Is this build better than the msi trident 3 i7 ( not the white one )

maxakipust 1 point 11 days ago

I just built this build, but when I turn it on, nothing displays on my monitor and the power button doesn’t work to turn it off. Do you guys have any idea what I’m doing wrong?

Lobsterareawesome 7 Builds 1 point 9 days ago

Have you plugged the GPU all the way in? Checked cables and connectors? CPU seated correctly? plugged the videocable into the GPU?

KittyCatKane 1 point 11 days ago

Will this be sufficient for streaming

Deihman 1 Build 2 points 10 days ago

It definitely should be. Depending on what you’re streaming and what type of encoding you’re using, you might be able to get 1080p 60fps. I have this CPU paired with a GTX 970 and I’m easily able to stream games like Borderlands 2 at those speeds while using x256 CPU encoding.

gigglepig_buster 1 point 11 days ago

it would probably be fine for 720 streaming, but nothing above (I think)

stiphen 1 point 11 days ago

gigglepig_buster 1 point 11 days ago

do I need to add a wireless card?

Deihman 1 Build 1 point 10 days ago

If you can’t run Ethernet to your PC, yeah. There are quite a few decent ones for relatively cheap.

Ethor_L 1 point 10 days ago

WTH how did you make it 100$ with a 1070ti :P

Adaley03 1 point 8 days ago

Do you have to get windows 10 separately

Lobsterareawesome 7 Builds 1 point 4 days ago

ZaSeaDog 1 point 7 days ago

HOW DOES THIS GUY DO IT???? I'm honestly impressed for 1k this is a great build good job!!

Zenyio 1 point 6 days ago

lack of rgb = bad fps

Peppy_A 1 point 4 days ago

I am considering buying this. I have several questions. First one is: Will this be able to run forza horizon 4 on low graphics? Here are the system requirements https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/p/forza-horizon-4-standard-edition/9PGSK5G6N31X?activetab=pivot:regionofsystemrequirementstab

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Sebasmm 1 point 4 days ago

Unless you want 4k gaming i think 1060 6gb should do the job. Also you could save in 8 gb of ram and use a smaller ssd for the OS and a 1tb for storage. Using an intel i5 or i3 8 series would make you need lower speed ram too. even a lower ryzen would probably work too. I cant think what kind of game would benefit from this kind of build though.

vakri16 1 point 2 days ago

Does it have a Lan and Wifi cards as well ?

dan779778 1 point 1 day ago

Custom build

Jimbino 1 point 15 hours ago

would anyone care to take a look at my build and give me there opinion?

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ThaPoint 3 points 1 month ago

I would still wait a bit for prices to come down. The new GPUs from Nvidia are around the corner and as you can see the prices of the 10xx series are already falling.

RyanmFisher -4 points 28 days ago

with nvidias new raytracing I would suggest waiting because this is a major graphical bump

rhali8 2 Builds 2 points 21 days ago

Visually, sure. But it also (from what we've seen) takes a pretty heavy hit on FPS. From the demo they played, games seemed to have run at no more than 40FPS when ray tracing was on... These RTX cards are amazing, but I don't think they're primarily designed for raw frame smashing gaming. People tend to overlook this.

Deihman 1 Build 3 points 29 days ago

This could get you 60FPS or more on almost all modern titles, even on high or very high settings, and is definitely future proof. It’ll probably last you the lifetime of the products before you really need to upgrade.

NokNokWhosThere 3 points 24 days ago

This build will let you play on ultra settings above 60 fps for most modern titles. for how long it will last I would guess 5-8 years because of the power of the card

zwruble 2 points 28 days ago

I've got a 970 and it can still run well at high settings at 1440p. A 1070 will take you pretty far.

Jonotha 1 point 1 month ago

Like 10 years or something

JacobGunther12 1 point 29 days ago

Yeah, probably not. Maybe 3-5 depending on how fast games progress to better graphics.

deathraydave 2 Builds 1 point 23 days ago

This can crush high settings lol

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Note: Wattages are estimates only. Actual power draw may differ from listed values.
Component Estimated Wattage
AMD - Ryzen 5 2600 3.4GHz 6-Core Processor 8W - 65W
MSI - B450M PRO-VDH Micro ATX AM4 Motherboard 15W - 60W
Patriot - Viper 4 16GB (2 x 8GB) DDR4-3200 Memory 14W - 14W
Silicon Power - A55 512GB 2.5" Solid State Drive 2W - 10W
Toshiba - P300 2TB 3.5" 7200RPM Internal Hard Drive 4W - 20W
Asus - GeForce GTX 1070 8GB STRIX Video Card 37W - 150W
Total: 80W - 319W


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Thursday , September 20 2018 Ausdroid » Hardware » Mobiles » Samsung 7 days of unboxing – day 5

Samsung Galaxy Unpacked 2016

We’re nearly there, Chris is on the ground with our photographer Rachel and amongst the techno-junkies the annual buzz around Mobile World Congress is in full swing. Leaks have continued to come thick and fast over the last few days and more manufacturers have joined the list who are teasing consumers with what is coming at their press events.

Samsung are at the pointy end of this list with their 7 days of Unboxing Videos which have been interesting, bordering on abstract art at times but well worth a quick look nonetheless. So far we’ve seen a child, a Llama, an ice sculptor and a metal worker – Today we see a recreation in his chosen art, what a pastry chef saw in Samsung’s viewing box.

With only 2 days to go there still haven’t been any big clues as to anything completely earth shattering with the Galaxy S7, perhaps we’ll see something interesting tomorrow.

Is there a profession you would like to see complete an unboxing?

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Live PUI @ Golden Globe Awards 2012

15 Jan

Found a new acronym: PUI  which stands for Presenting Under the Influence and I nominate Ricky Gervais as the first recipient of the PUI.

I’ve been looking for interesting movies to watch and what better place than Golden Globe Awards 2012 to find them, since the best were nominated tonight. Glamour at its best, fashion at its core and cascading beauty at every corner.

Aside from the cheesy advertising for Kraft cheese and one too many Jack In The Box commercials interrupting the presentation there was one thing throughout the night that really bothered me. Ricky Gervais drinking while presenting. Ricky Gervais drinking while joking. Ricky Gervais drinking while… drinking… Really? Was it really necessary to come out on the stage with a glass of alcohol every single time he had something to say? Was it? And his jokes. Pleeease, someone make him shut up. He might be actually funnier… not talking. Seriously.

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Apples & Pears?

Is it possible that in the current economic environment smaller cultural institutions face the most uncertain futures?

There certainly seem to be a number of smaller arts organisations (turnover under £1m) that will have their public funding significantly or completely cut next financial year.

These tend to be organisations that have limited capacity to generate alternative funding streams. They do not have the tangible assets of their larger counterparts and are often unacknowledged for the research and development role they play.

Size Matters,’ the recent report by Common Practice and Sarah Thelwall of MyCake fame, attempts to surface some of these issues. I found it a good read. It is a well-considered and thoughtful piece that genuinely surfaces the concerns I have heard many smaller scale organisations raise. Issues that it seems to me are generally ignored.

There is a lot packed into its 41 pages, probably too much to do it justice in a single blog. It touches on:

  • The inability of many of the standard metrics around visitors, costs per head and earned income to capture the true value of these organisations
  • The misleading mismatch these metrics create in comparing large with small organisations
  • The lack of recognition of intangible assets
  • The lack of scope for development and growth
  • The poverty trap that many arts-workers in smaller organisations become caught in, and so on

Two things in particular caught my attention:

  •  The need to build a more sophisticated understanding of the concept of value
  • The notion of lifecycle assessment/investment

In developing a more nuanced understanding of value Size Matters suggests the need to consider: artistic; social; societal; and fiscal value. Opening up notions of value and measurement is something I very much support, as evidenced in my previous blog on Valuing Culture.

I do have a slight concern over the clarity of social as compared to societal value. I would offer sectoral rather than social, as it seems to refer to value created within the arts system itself. The report refers to this as an ecosystem but I find this metaphor can also be problematic, something for a later blog!

A number of examples are offered from Studio Voltaire, Chisenhale Gallery and Mute Publishing that illuminate the four interlinked values in practice.

“What we immediately see from these descriptions is that value accrues over the lifetime of an object or idea and that it does so in the four areas of artistic, social, societal and fiscal value in ways which are hard to separate out; indeed it is the fact that they are intertwined that is key to understanding how value accrues in an artwork.” (Size Matters: 26)

In laying out this approach to attributing value what follows is the challenging proposition (primarily for traditional funding sources) of deferred value. My understanding of this is that the four elements of value may be realised over different timescales, if at all in the case of fiscal value.

This is a particular challenge for the smaller organisations as they often serve as the catalyst for an artist or artwork but it is others in the system that then gain the full range of value. It is suggested that smaller organisations most often ‘forfeit two of the most measurable types of value created – the realisation of social value through the development of audiences and of fiscal value through sales via the art market.’ (Size Matters: 29)

While in some ways this seems obvious it is really refreshing to have it spelt out so clearly at a time when it definitely needs saying. My experience is that many of these smaller organisations need to build their confidence in order to take more control of how they are measured and understood.

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S is for salted caramels - no. 19 of 26 alphabetical bakes! I was pretty pleased with how these turned out. You CAN make caramels without cream, and I used unrefined sugars too.

Makes 36-40

400ml can coconut milk or cream
1/2 c rice syrup
2 tbsp coconut oil
1 tsp sea salt
1 3/4 c coconut sugar (or rapadura)
3/4 c water
450g dark chocolate (at least 70% cocoa, dairy free)
digital sugar thermometer

Line a 20cm x 20cm square tin with baking paper.

In a small saucepan heat the coconut cream, rice syrup, coconut oil and salt until just boiling.

In another saucepan heat the sugar and water over medium heat until the sugar melts and it starts to bubble and turn dark golden.

Pour in a third of the cream mixture and whisk in, then another third and the final third.

Return to medium heat and let bubble but not boil over for 20-30 minutes until it reaches 118C (the 'balling' stage of caramel). If you want to check it's the right consistency, drop a little bit into a glass of very cold water. The caramel should form into a ball and hold its shape when pressed.

Pour into your lined tin and let set for a few hours or chill in the fridge.

Once set you have the option of pouring a thin layer of melted chocolate on top of the caramel and letting it set. This will make it easier to cut and dip into your chocolate topping.

Cut the caramels into your desired shape. I did 3 x 3cm but 2.5 x 3 is perfectly fine too if you want to make more.

Melt the dark chocolate over a bain marie until 40C. Take off the heat and cool to 26C. If you have a marble slab and special large spatulas you can temper it like the professionals and it only takes a few minutes. However, you can just let it cool in the bowl at room temperature for about an hour.

Then heat the chocolate up again to 31C. It should now be the perfect smooth consistency for dipping.

Using a fork, dip the caramels in the chocolate, tap off the excess and place onto a sheet lined with baking paper. Sprinkle each with a few grains of sea salt.

Any leftover chocolate can be stored and melted down again for your next batch.

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BALTIMORE COUNTY, Md. (WJZ) — Baltimore County officials are considering a plan that would add 15 more minutes to the school day, a recommendation that will eventually make it to the superintendent’s desk.

A task force made the argument that the extra time would help meet the state’s mandates for how many days kids are required to be in school, give the district more wiggle room to accommodate for bad weather days and return to the days when spring break was an entire week.

“At the end of the day that’s what this is all about, ensuring that we are striking a right balance to deliver the best class education that we can deliver to our kids,” said Nick Stuart, Baltimore County School Board co-chair.

The state requires students to spend at least 180 days in school, and that adds up to well over a thousand hours each year.

Some parents support the idea.

“I think that’s great. I think that would be a good idea,” said parent Carlene Jones.

“I think that children should get as much education as they possibly can,” Another parent, Joi Turner, said.

15 minutes a day adds up to an hour and 15 minutes a week. That’s also an additional 45 hours teachers will have to work.

The union supports the move, as long as members are getting paid.

“Most of the teachers that I talk to are willing to do this work, as long as they are paid for it. They are not willing to keep giving away their time for free,” said Abby Beytin, President of the Teachers’ Association of Baltimore County.

This proposal could cost $24 million. A school board member said part of that expense will go toward paying teachers. There will be a public hearing regarding the proposal September 20.

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Aristocracy (Social class) -- Drama, Entertaining -- Drama, Fascism -- France -- Drama, Triangles (Interpersonal relations) -- France -- Drama

The Rules of the Game

(La règle du jeu)

35mm Print / BAMPFA Student Committee Pick!

Jean Renoir, Marcel Dalio, Nora Grégor, Gaston Modot,

In Renoir’s masterpiece of ruthless grace, made between the Munich accords and the outbreak of war, history plays as both tragedy and farce. This self-declared “dramatic fantasy” à la Beaumarchais and de Musset etches, in the director’s words, “a rich, complex society . . . dancing on a volcano.” It uses the construct of a country-house gathering, with its shooting party and masquerade, its shifting romantic allegiances and upstairs-downstairs micro-melodramas, to frame a portrait of respectable civilization that is both seductive and monstrous. It is Renoir’s special gift to combine entomological precision with genuine compassion for each of his many characters, including the Marquis de la Chesnaye (Marcel Dalio), collector of automatons; his wistful wife Christine (Nora Grégor), who complains “telling lies is such a heavy load to bear”; and their bearish friend Octave (Renoir), whose remark sums up the film’s philosophy in all its damning ambiguity: “Everyone has their reasons.”

Juliet Clark
  • Jean Renoir
  • Karl Koch
  • Jean Bachelet
  • French
  • with English subtitles
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  • 106 mins
  • Janus Films

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The rules of the game (review), Reader (Chicago, Ill.), Dave Kehr, 2006

The rules of the game (program note), Denver International Film Festival, 1996

Jean Renoir: Cinéma de toujours (program), Cannes Film Festival, 1994

Rules of the game (article), Village Voice, Andrew Sarris, 1980

The rules of the game (program note), Pacific Film Archive Calendar, 1977

Jean Renoir (program), National Film Theatre (London, England), 1975

Memories of Resnais (interview), Sight and Sound, Richard Roud, 1969

Billy Wilder / Alain Resnais (program note), National Film Theatre (London, England), Richard Roud, 1968

La regle du jeu (program note), Cineclub Vina del Mar, Gavin Lambert, 1953

Jean Renoir (distributor materials), Janus Films

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  • Sensor: CMOS, APS-C (23.5 x 15.7 mm), 22 Megapixels
  • Focus: 153 Focus Points
  • Video: MPEG-4, H.264
  • Display: Top LCD Display
  • Zoom: 70-300 Telephoto Zoom
  • Battery Life: Long Battery Life (1240 shots)

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    Nikon D500
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Turbo Power used to be the primary company to introduce the turbo hair dryer to the salon professional. Since their introduction we now have produced more moderen, more robust styling tools. These days, our product lines also come with curling and straight irons, diffusers, hair brushes and so a lot more. If you’re as fascinated about your work as we are, then Turbo Power is your simplest choice for pro styling tools.
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Beyond The Deep Woods Review

We have been reading a book called beyond the deep woods and we would like to recommend this book to ages 10+. It is about a young boy named Twig which has been raised by wood trolls and he is destined to find his parents in the deep woods which means it will be a lifetime journey for him.

Here is some of the blurb: abandoned at birth in the perilous Deepwoods,Twig is brought up by a family of woodtrolls. One cold night,Twig does what no woodtroll has done before-he strays from the path.

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Thoughts and other things from a locksmith

If you were to give a thief enough time and resources (assuming they had the proper knowledge and the right tools), they could, possibly, break into virtually any building, defeat any lock or open any safe. Fortunately, the average thug does not have the luxury of unlimited time, knowledge, tools and other resources. Consequently, they’re reduced to the most direct approach: Force.

Rather then use finesse, they will break, pry, twist, hammer and otherwise force their way in. That makes it easy for you to take steps to deter them from entering your business.

Simply walk around the inside and outside of your business and look at the doors, win-dows, vents, and various openings in the wall or roof and ask yourself this question: “Could I force my way through that ____________?” If the answer is: “Yes”. Then, you need to strengthen that weak point to keep the thugs out.

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You Get What You Pay For

Whether you are considering lock hardware for your home or commercial establishment. it pays to know there are different grades of hardware and costs.   For residential, most homes have the bare minimum Grade 3 locks.  They do their job, but usually lack the strength to defeat a criminal breaking in.  Their cost is mimimal from five to twenty dollars for the keyed entry knob.

The Grade 2 hardware is a heavier and more costly, but can hold its own to damage from a burglar..Grade 2 entry knobs range from approximately twenty-five dollars and up.  The style and finish can also increase the price such as lifetime finish, oli rubbed bronze, etc.  Grade 2 can be a heavy duty residential or a lighter duty commercial.

Grade 3 is mostly commercial type lock hardware.  It is much heavier and more complicated and has various functions as storage, classroom, etc.  Hardware of this type would probably look very institutional in a residence application.

I don’t recommend Grade 2 to my customers just to make more money.  Rather, it’s intended to provide better security for the homeowner.  I also suggest sticking with quality products that can be serviced if necessary and are U.S. manufacturers.  My favorites are Schlage, Kwikset, Corbin, Emtek, and Medeco.  You can go to my company website and go to the Manufacturers links and view their products.   I also invite you to contact me if you have questions and will be glad to answer them.

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Countless people call a locksmith in an emergency for the first time.  You gaze at the listings and pick one to call.   Most locksmith businesses are locally run and are bonded, insured, and so forth.  There are unscrupulous businesses that are affiliated with a national chain.  When you call them, the call goes somewhere across the country, the dispatcher will notify the one local to you to proceed.  The dispatcher tells you for instance the work will be seventy-five dollars.  When the “locksmith” arrives, the price goes higher to one hundred or more dollars.  The price usually changes after the work is done and then the fun begins.  Know what services you are getting and have a written estimate in your hand prior to the work.

A reputable locksmith company should have a professional looking vehicle with signage, Watch out for the ones who have the magnetics.  They should also have some type of uniform with company name/logo to match.   Some states require a license number on any advertisement, vehicle, business card, etc.  If you have doubts, ask for an I.D. or call the local police,  Know who is working on your car or buidling.

I just uploaded photos of my vehicle and you can see that it looks professional.  When I greet a customer, I tell them my name and hand them a business card.   I am not a member of ALOA but find their sources very usefull.

The Associated Locksmiths Of America has created a 10-point checklist for detecting a locksmith company that may be engaging in this scheme. Many of the items in this checklist are legal by themselves. However, if several are used together, you may be dealing with a con-artist.

1. Not Familiar with Your Area. To ensure that the company is local, make sure that they are familiar with your area of town.
2. Locksmith Service. Unscrupulous individuals often operate under many business names/aliases. Thus, they must answer the phone with a generic phrase like, locksmith service. If the call is answered this way, ask, What is the legal name of your business.
3. ALOA Logo. Does the Yellow Pages ad contain a logo that makes them appear to belong to ALOA? While many locksmiths do belong to the Association, some unscrupulous individuals trick the consumer by falsely using the ALOA logo. You can always check to see if in fact these businesses are members by calling ALOA, (800) 532-2562 or
4. Unclear Business Name. Look closely at the ad(s). Is the specific name of the business clearly identified? Does it appear that the dealer actually operates under several names? If a Web address is listed, does the name on the Web site match the name on the ad?
5. Under Same Ownership. This confusing statement, often found in small print at the bottom of a full-page ad in the Yellow Pages, is often legally required to prevent a business from deceiving the public. The statement itself may be a warning sign that the company operates under several aliases.
6. Service Vehicle. Some legitimate locksmiths will work out of a car or unmarked van for quick jobs, but most will arrive in a service vehicle – a van or truck that is clearly marked.
7. Identity. A legitimate locksmith should ask for identity and some form of proof that you have the authority to allow the unlocking to be done. You have the right to ask for the locksmith’ss identification as well. Does he have a business card? Does he have an invoice or bill with the company name printed on it? Does it match the name on the service vehicle?
8. Estimate. Find out what the work will cost before you authorize it. Never sign a blank form authorizing work.
9. Invoice. Insist on an itemized invoice. You can’st dispute a charge without proof of how much you paid and what the payment was for.
10. Refuse. If you are not comfortable with the service provider, you can, and should, refuse to work with the locksmith.

December 9, 2008 Posted by | Home Security | , , , | 2 Comments

Many people use the various “hide-a-key” products to store a spare key to their house or vehicle. An example of the low cost magnetic type is pictured here. They are very convenient and will secure a key under a fender, backside of a bumper or license plate. The trouble is………… the crooks also know where to look for them. All it takes is a quick sweep in these places for instant access and drive away with the vehicle.

There is a better, although more expensive way to store a spare key. One that stands out is the Supra
brand key safes. Most come with pushbuttons that can be programed by the user to any combination and changed as often as desired. If someone hits the wrong numbers, it will reset itself. For the average key safe, the cost is about $28.00. For the automotive style,about $45-$50 and comes with a rubber cover that protects it from the elements. It can also be mounted on the receiver hitch or other accessible location where it won’t interfere with the operation on the vehicle (i.e. tire clearance, etc.) This same style with or without the protective cover can be mounted on a wall or fence and store a key for entry into a building. Most of these will hold two or three keys depending on how bulky they are. It helps to have a standard key without the plastic or rubber heads (“bows”, in locksmith speak).

Another type of key holder is the statuary or “fake rock” that you can placed near the front door or in a planter. The trouble with most of these, they are obvious to the criminal of their purpose. If you really want one of these, try to get one that blends in and doesn’t say “I’ve got the key you’re looking for!” One of the best sayiings is “you get what you pay for”. Get something of quality to do the job. Cheap, is just asking for “just walk right in”.

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    At Belmont, we understand the importance of having a positive transition into your collegiate experience. We want to assist you in feeling at ease as you start to navigate this process and transition into living in a residence hall.

    To better accommodate this transition, the Office of Residence Life at Belmont University has partnered with Bed Bath & Beyond to help our incoming students even more through their Campus Ready Program.

    Campus Ready is a partnership between Bed Bath & Beyond and the Office of Residence Life at Belmont University that allows incoming students to purchase anything from the Bed Bath & Beyond website and have it delivered to campus, where it will be waiting in the room when they arrive for Move-In Day.

    Additionally, we also are providing links to other necessities, such as personal property insurance, hall furniture (specifically guardrails), and hall-specific items.

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    Therefore, you will have fewer things to transport, fewer things to move in, and fewer last-minute trips to the store. We want to give you the ability to pack a few more things that you thought you would’ve had to leave behind!

    Family and friends, if you are looking for a great graduation gift to get your incoming Belmont student, the Campus Ready program is the best place to start. You wouldn’t want your gift to be left behind at home, so we will make sure that your gift will be delivered and waiting for them in the room when they arrive to campus!

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JV Baseball Spotlight: Red score 14 in last three innings, win 15-5

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By Tony Adams, Sports Editor

The Belton Tigers’ junior varsity red squad over came an early 3-1 deficit with a seven-run fourth inning, four-run fifth inning and three-run sixth inning for a 15-5 win over Killeen at Tiger Field Monday night.

Trey Wallace picked up the win on the mound, allowing one earned run over five and a thirds of an inning, scattering five hits, struck out four Roos and walked one. Eric Hoffman pitched two-thirds of an inning in relief of Wallace.

The Roos scratched out three unearned runs over the first two innings to take a 3-0 lead. But a great defensive play on an extra-base hit resulted in a relay throw from Xavier Haines to Breck Potvin to John Taggart at home plate cut down a Killeen runner trying score and changed the complexion of the game for the Tigers.

In the bottom of the second, Andrew Kendall walked, Taggart doubled and Justin Luedecking walked to load the bases. Joseph Bledsoe’s sacrifice fly scored Kendall to put the Tigers on the board in the bottom of the second, 3-1.

The Tigers’ bats woke up in a big way in the fourth inning. Trey Bell’s two-run double highlighted the seven-run inning. Bledsoe, Kendall, Xavier Haines and Remington Lutz all had single runs batted in during the inning to make the score 8-3 after four innings.

Wallace struck out four batters in the middle innings to set up another pair of offensive rallies with the JV Red’s second team, sandwiched around two Roo runs in the sixth inning. Connor Mees, Jeremy Jones and Dawson Lowry had runs batted in during the fifth inning. Tyler Rhea had an RBI in the bottom of the sixth and Jones hit a walkoff double to plate the mercy-rule run.

In JV White action, Belton shut out the Killeen Kangaroos 4-0 at Killeen High School Monday night.


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Today we are celebrating the release of IF WE FALL by K.M. Scott. It is a contemporary romance title and is the final book in the Corrupted Love series. Check out the teasers and buy links below to grab your copy now!

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If we fall…

I’ve protected Serena from everything I could in her father’s world, but with each horrible act he committed, I knew the time would come when protecting her wouldn’t be enough. When that day comes and it’s either Robert or me who survives, I will do what I have to so the woman I love and my child are safe.

May heaven help me.

Every day I grow stronger as the child Ryder and I created grows inside me. I’m no fool, though. I know my father will do everything in his power to keep his control over us. But I’m not that scared little girl I used to be anymore, and the time is coming when he will realize that.

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Late Summer Sun

The board-marked concrete is looking great in the late summer evening sun, filtering through the trees surrounding the Gardener’s Retreat & Delicate Objects Repository, as the project nears completion. In time the materials will mellow and settle into their surroundings, and take on hues and patinas from the greenery overhead.


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The Hacks For Hiring The Right Chiropractor

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Most individuals who have nerves have the experience of suffering from painful conditions. Hence, you all know how it feels to be in pain. When you are suffering from pain, you will look for every means to get some relief. In this case, the best professional to seek assistance from should be the best chiropractor in your town. However, you should not just seek any experts attention because not all of them are capable of offering the kind of services you need. For that reason, you need to use the best guide to know which professional will suit your needs. Again, you do not want to pay someone who would just make your pain stay and not relieving it. Here’s  a  good post to read about chiropractor near me cost, check this out!

The first advise you need right now is to pass through the reviews of the professional. There is no other platform that the professionals use to chat with their patients than their websites found online. That is why you need to follow every single conversation you may find interesting in this platform because you will know if the professional is the right one. If you find a negative story about the professional, do not stop there. You might be surprised to meet with professionals who offer the best services, yet they had negative reviews.   Read more great facts on physicians nashville tn,  click here.

You need to hire a chiropractor who has all the certificates plus the credentials needed. In fact, you should never hire a specialist who does not have his/her education certificates. There will be nothing to prove to you that he/she got the training required in this industry or not. Hence, you should ask the professional to show you his/her awards he/she has ever received in this expertise. If you do not see the credentials, then it means the professional has just joined the industry. This is not the person you need to seek help from because he/she does not have the right skills. Malpractice is one thing you should avoid as much as you can by avoiding to hire inexperienced doctors.

If you are not sure if the professional has been in this industry for a certain duration, then you should never think about him/her. You need to know that only the experienced professionals have the best skills to be able to offer quality services. When you do not intend to get any disappointing services, you need to work hard and get a professional. There is a lot that chiropractors learn when working and that is why experience is key. Hence, the experience plays a great role when it comes to offering services. You can click this link   for more great tips!

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Xiaomi Mi 6C Price

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Xiaomi Mi 6C release date in India: Month DD, YYYY

Xiaomi has made its Redmi series successful this year. The company is looking to make its Mi series, the premium affordable flagship lineup successful too as it has not tasted  success in India or China for a fact. Loved among experts, but not greeted well by the consumers, The Mi series is looking for redemption with the Xiaomi Mi 6C smartphone. We give you latest scoop on this one. Check it out.

What’s hot?

6GB RAM, Dual Rear Camera, Android Nougat, Fast Charging.

What’s not?

Unspecified Processor, Non-removable battery.

In the world where Snapdragon and MediaTek processors are used, it is a rare sight to see processors from less famous chipset makers let along from first time brands. On their Xiaomi Mi 6, the Chinese smartphone maker is all set to include a processor grown in house. It is being called as Surge S2. The Octa-core processor with four A73 cores clocked at 2.2GHz and four A53 cores clocked at 1.8GHz. The chipset would be clubbed with a 6GB RAM, which gives room for advanced multitasking.

It’s like every other device is coming up with a dual rear camera. Xiaomi Mi 6C will reportedly sport a 12 MegaPixel + 5 MegaPixel resolution setup on the rear. Thus, offering it an ability to click bokeh shots. Equipped with features like HDR, Panorama, Beautify and PDAF technology for faster focusing, this handset would be quite the successor to the Mi 5C that was launched in China last year. The selfie camera on this one is slated to be of 8 MegaPixel sensor. That should be good enough to post your selfies on social media.

Battery life is something that Xiaomi handsets has always been ahead of the competition. With MIUI 9 based on Android Nougat on board, you can surely expect a good battery life on this one. There would be a support of fast charging. The battery capacity is expected to be somewhere around 3000 mAh.

Design and Display:

Xiaomi is reportedly gearing to bring the Mi 6 and Mi 5C design language on Xiaomi Mi 6C. Which means design of the Mi 6C would be the blend of a higher and mid range phone in the Mi Series. Purported to sport a metal body design, this handset will be elegantly hiding the antennas. Coming to the display, the screen would be of 5.15 inches sporting full HD display resolution. Whether you are a gamer or TV show junkie, this display should be more than enough.

Are you worried about the storage on your next smartphone? If Xiaomi Mi 6C is your choice then you shouldn’t be worried at all. Cuz the on board storage on this thing is rumoured to be at 128GB. Plus a microSD card slot support makes it an impressive gadget for media consumption.

Can a smartphone be more enticing that this? When it comes to the Xiaomi Mi 6C specification, this handset is perfect blend of display, camera, RAM, and battery life. The only thing that might be a deal breaker about this handset would be the processor. The Mi 5C sported the Surge S1 and it was saw some criticism from the users as not well equipped processor. If the next generation Surge S2 pans out well, then this handset would be a great investment. But how much will it cost? The Xiaomi Mi 6C price in India is expected to be in sub-15K.

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Key features

  • 5.1-Inches Screen

  • 3500 mAh Battery

  • 64GB Memory

  • (12 + 5) Megapixel | 8 Megapixel Camera

  • 6GB RAM

  • Xiaomi Surge S2 Processor

Xiaomi Mi 6C Specifications:

ModelMi 6C
Screen Resolution1080 x 1920 pixels
Display Size5.1-Inches
Display TypeIPS LCD
Touch ScreenCapacitive
Pixel Density428 ppi
Screen to Body Percentage
Display FeaturesMulti-touch
Internal Memory64GB
Expandable Card SlotmicroSD, Up to 128GB
Primary Camera(12 + 5) Megapixel
Selfie Camera8 Megapixel
Video RecordingYes
Primary Camera Featuresphase detection autofocus, OIS, dual-LED (dual tone) flash
Features1/2.9" sensor size, 1.25 µm pixel size, geo-tagging, touch focus, face detection, HDR, panorama
Operating SystemAndroid OS, v7.1.1 (Nougat)
Design and Body
Wi-FiWi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac, dual-band, WiFi Direct, hotspot
Bluetooth4.2, A2DP, LE
SIM ConfigurationDual SIM
USB ConnectivityType-C 1.0 reversible connector
Talk Time
Capacity3500 mAh
Removable BatteryNo
ChipsetXiaomi Surge S2
ArchitectureCortex A53
Frequency2.2 GHz
GPUMali-G71 MP12
Other Features
SensorsFingerprint (front-mounted), accelerometer, gyro, proximity, compass
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