Cyberpunk at 4k and ultra RT is 
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Dirty Mcdrawz
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Thinking about copping the 4060ti 
It’s been awhile and with all the remodeling to my house my pockets ain’t 4090 deep like @Ciggavelli.
I don’t game much on my pc anymore but I do need an gpu and cpu upgrade…
It’s been awhile and with all the remodeling to my house my pockets ain’t 4090 deep like @Ciggavelli.
I don’t game much on my pc anymore but I do need an gpu and cpu upgrade…
Need a full screen chrome app for my ultrawide.
My main monitor is 2560 x 1080, a 21:9 ratio. I had a couple of apps that worked but they both stopped. Watching shyt with black bars on all sides is not the move. ty in advance.
For what purpose?
Depends on your defiition of "good". You're not getting a ton of laptop on that budget.
Scarcely better than a Chromebook in that bracket.
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If it's that simple, an Amazon or Newegg search with filters will tell you that.
I would imagine it also depends on what you are coding as well?
but if its just basic shyt shouldn't any laptop work?
The reason I’m asking y’all cause reviews can be so mixed.
Go with a major brand name with a decent warranty (HP, Asus, Lenovo, maybe Dell), then buy the best in your budget. That's all I can tell you without using them myself.
What's the best CPU to get brehs?