It is already ordered along with my new PC which is a version of the new server decaffeinated in some aspects (Ryzen 7 9700X, Noctua NH-U12A) and vitaminized in others (Crucial P510 SSD, this screen).

Thanks to all.

@Gallina En this ifixit entry they give the justification.

In summary, the negative points are that the battery is glued in place, there are important components soldered to the board, and there are stickers covering screws, making disassembly difficult.

@Wolf mil years later. If they sound hoarse. Fried Tweter. That's why they removed them. And that's why you've had to increase the treble level.

Thank you for the recommendations

@krampak Thanks for the info, I'll try it and comment to see what happens

Hello @garfield,

This week the Gigabyte G27QC 27" LED QuadHD 165Hz is on sale at several places, and apparently they speak very well of it (if anything, they criticize its low brightness during the day), but it has the detail of being curved. I don't know if it will be a drawback, but as an alternative...

Best regards!

I was feeling bored

It's a shame that it's so complicated to change the ssd, that you lose the warranty and that the disks in that format are still very expensive, it looks like it's going to be a very interesting machine, but the price skyrockets if you want some storage.

With a 1 TB disk you would have a great machine for emulation, and the entire Steam catalog and everything else.

How sad life is in the poor man's house XD

@Sylver said in CD/DVD access denied:

Hello, another option you can try is to boot in safe mode, to rule out software issues.

If that doesn't work, try the drives in a clean Windows installation (newly formatted).

Best regards!

That option is really good, and it almost never fails honestly.

@Gallina said in Valve presents the Steam Deck:

Steam has just killed the fight between console and PC gamers! If you can connect it to a screen, a keyboard, and a mouse, this is the ultimate console.

That's very debatable. It's true that it's a PC with the advantages of a console, but it doesn't have the advantages of a PC. Even a low-end laptop has more upgrade possibilities than this.

@palotes said in Valve presents the Steam Deck:

A quick look and I think it's at a more than reasonable price.

Yes, it's true that it has a very attractive price. We'll have to see what the final performance is. In the same interview you linked (by the way, I'm editing your message to put the address as a link) they say that although you can put external screens, the games might not perform as well as expected at resolutions higher than 720p.

I think Valve is going to become a kind of printer manufacturer but with consoles: they sell you the hardware at cost price because what they're interested in is selling you the cartridges (in their case, the games).

I find it a very interesting gadget and honestly, Valve already has a finger in my wallet, but I would wait a bit to see the weak points. With that size and with that battery life, I think the hardware is going to be more limited than it seems at first glance. By the way, if it's true that it doesn't have a headphone jack, that's a big flaw.

Hello, I bought the Fifine T669, which I use for calls and meetings at work and it works very well. Bought from AE with tripod, arm, pop filter, etc.

Thanks silver
I was looking through the junk drawer and found a cable that I made years ago, it's a male/male 3.5 three-pole jack cable. I tested it on the MB and it fits perfectly.
If I remember correctly, I made it to transfer tapes (those things we used many years ago) to a PC using the "line" input. In a little while, I'll solder a terminal and change it to the micro.
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I'll let you know if it works

Why that size? I don't want to take that idea away from you, but I have a 32" 16:9 monitor about 1 meter from my eyes, and I have plenty of space. A 40" monitor already seems too big to me, so a 49" one is either relatively far away or you're going to be moving your neck all the time. In fact, when I watch movies, I like to sit about half a meter further away. I would also say that being so panoramic, watch out, because it's cool for working, but with certain games it's not going to give you much, and add to that the graphics monster you need to run games at that resolution. My monitor is only 1440p, so it's easier to move.

At work I have 2 25" 16:10 monitors and if you have to switch between them a lot, it's a bit of a hassle in the end. It's cool because I have more desk space than at home with the 32", but if I could choose, I would have a 32" at work.

In the end it's a matter of taste and habits, but a 49" seems excessive to me, so before buying anything, go to a shopping center, stand in front of a TV at the distance you think you would use it and see if it's comfortable or not.

That's what I did with the living room TV and the 32" monitor.

@desvest No problem, I already told you, I also have a lower 775 at home and with Windows 7 the videos look good, both local and online. In case you want to try before buying something new.

Regards

With that difference in a couple of years I have it amortized, taking into account that I do not sell one of the old ones and the one with 24" has a small flaw.

These are the monitors that I have located, both second-hand but one totally new:

Dell P2213
Dell P1913sb

They are not for gamer topic precisely, but they fit more in my desk and they are from the same range/year.