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ReliableSEOGuy
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Bought a macbook years after only using windows. Love it for certain tasks
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ssd drives , Kingston x10 1tb each.
32 gb ram kinston.
b/w laser printer very cheap ink £8 5k prints.
x3 lcd screens and pc adapter.
swappable sdd enclosers x3.
paid course best ever.
blastersuite academy .
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most software on this forum.
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32 gb ram kinston.
b/w laser printer very cheap ink £8 5k prints.
x3 lcd screens and pc adapter.
swappable sdd enclosers x3.
paid course best ever.
blastersuite academy .
software .
talking dragon with earphones
all gsa software.
all blastersuite sofrware
most software on this forum.
free
members download the lot.
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My laptop and desktop. Printer is also useful. And there are many other small things like storage devices and all. What was most worth it ? I think it will be the USB hub I got for $2 in some sale.
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Depends on what you are doing of course but I bought a used dual Xeon Z620 workstation for rendering and video editing, equipped it 64GB of RAM and 27 inch 4K display with two SSD drives. Got my eye on a 1080 video card to knock those render times down in Adobe After Effects.
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I still haven't found a reason to buy a mac yet. Windows 10 with LinuxMint in a virtual Machine serves me well.Bought a macbook years after only using windows. Love it for certain tasks
No really a fan of in ear headphones. I have this for gym use. But this doesn't even come close to M50x.
My tv, my chair are also useful for meMy laptop and desktop. Printer is also useful. And there are many other small things like storage devices and all. What was most worth it ? I think it will be the USB hub I got for $2 in some sale.
.throw in some specs and brand names bro.. just laptop and desktop is not enough info
Unused Ram is wasted RAM
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What applications are u going to run which can consume so much RAM?
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I still haven't found a reason to buy a mac yet. Windows 10 with LinuxMint in a virtual Machine serves me well.
No really a fan of in ear headphones. I have this for gym use. But this doesn't even come close to M50x.
My tv, my chair are also useful for me
throw in some specs and brand names bro.. just laptop and desktop is not enough info
Unused Ram is wasted RAM
kidding
What applications are u going to run which can consume so much RAM?
I thought the same thing and rarely went beyond 20 plus gig of usage. Worse, the more memory the more writes you use when you hibernate to an SSD something I never considered before.
That all changed when I started using Adobe After Effects for some video effects. What a pig! Chews up processors and memory like it was candy! I did top out near 64GB at one point. Previously, all my renders even the 4K were done in minutes, the renders with After Effects were now in the 30 to 40 minutes range. Need more CUDA units!
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My Fossil smart watch: love it, keeps me informed.
My JBL buetooth headphones with noise cancelling: awesome on all the plane rides. For smaller folding, I'll probably upgrade to Bose next year.
My skull candy bluetooth earbuds: amazing vocals for calling, and I spend WAY more time on the phone than I want to.
Those 3 little things help me keep my sanity.
My JBL buetooth headphones with noise cancelling: awesome on all the plane rides. For smaller folding, I'll probably upgrade to Bose next year.
My skull candy bluetooth earbuds: amazing vocals for calling, and I spend WAY more time on the phone than I want to.
Those 3 little things help me keep my sanity.
My USB butt plug that @Asif WILSON Khan insired me to buy.
