>gaming SSDs
>gaming laptops
>gaming monitors
>gaming motherboards
>gaming printers
>gaming microphones
stop spamming
>building pc for my dad to facebook and internetbank on
>order celeron processor and cheapest compatible 4 star or higher motherboard on amazon
>open motherboard shipping box
>MILSPEC ULTRA TIER CLASS GAMING ELITE TURBO 420 NOSCOPE GAMING MOTHERBOARD ZTREME EDITION
>30 dollar mATX motherboard off amazon
>mfw
>>53236299
most non gaming boards are "durable" or "connectivity" or things like that
they tend to get bad ratings by gaymers who buy them and find out they can't overclock.
>>53236161
>not having a gaming printer
Haha, just look at this n00b
>>53236161
Gaming is the normie buzzword for high performance.
Apart from the cringe tier names they are generally better products. Except audio. Gaming audio is meme tier. Pretty much everything else benefits from the modern need for higher powered equipment.
Fuck off.
What gamer chair should I buy that won't get caught on my gamer shag carpet?
It has to match my green Monster Energy gamer desk.
>>53236497
There you go.
>>53236364
>by gaymers who buy them and find out they can't overclock.
You wouldn't need to overclock if you bought the correct part first up.
But overclocking (with its attendant destroying of warranty, risking failure, cooling problems, performance issues) is a rite of passage for all gaymerz, right?
Gotta be able to brag that your rig is overclocked, even if it runs slower than a stock store-bought PC.
>>53237876
Sounds like someone had a bad time
>>53237876
>Gotta be able to brag that your rig is overclocked, even if it runs slower than a stock store-bought PC.
Don't worry, Intel fixed that issue by microcode updates to disable bclk overclocking on non-K processors, leaving only their top end -K CPUs to being overclockable, so any stock clock store-bought PC could only ever hope to be equivalent to someone who shovels money out the window and bought an overclockable Intel CPU.
The best gaming image board is >>>/v/
>he doesn't play games on his printer
hahaha faggot
>>53238301
That's really creative.
>>53238301
How does this display fast enough to be useful?
>>53236161
you forgot gaming hdmi cables.
Gamers are the new audiophiles.
>>53238553
do you really think it does?
>gaming routers
>gaming microphones
>gaming ssds
>>53238683
I-Is that a knife it's holding?
>>53236528
is that a tailpipe
>>53238735
yes.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pQ2dI_B_Ycg
Don't forget food!
>>53238783
>ayy bb, wna see my NUTS of DESTRUCTION? ;)
oh god, who gets paid to come up with these names?
>>53238760
that's actually cool. the adjustment point is where you can actually use it while sitting. would be great for a shared workstation. ugly as shit though
>>53238860
I don't understand, can't you use normal chair adjustments while sitting?
>>53238905
It's not the height adjust, it's the tilt adjust, which is typically directly under the chair, so it's kind of a pain in the ass. This design doesn't seem to be obtrusive and places it in more accessible position. It would serve a purpose in times when there are multiple users using the same station at different times. It's ugly as all hell, though
>>53238761
this is so much funnier with the audio
>>53238761
>youtube
Tbf gaming monitor isn't really a meme since extremely low input lag and Gsync/FreeSync will obviously be beneficial.
>>53236161
logitech
samsung
msi
logitech
logitech
acer
msi
asus
logitech
>>53238994
My chair has adjustable height, tilt, tilt lock, tilt resistance, lumbar support, seat length, armrests and head support. All adjustable from seating position.
Headrest, lumbar and armrests: just press a button on the element to unlock and move it.
height support - as normal, press the little lever up.
seat length - move the height lever to the front, adjust, move back.
tilt - move the lever to the rear to unlock free tilting, move back to neutral position to lock
tilt resistance - there's a crank just next to the height lever.
I think this design is both better looking and more functional than dxracer
>>53239123
there's also the "making of"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=61j49MFzUoA
Porn and gaming drives IT innovation. Deal with it.
