Bonus Pod - Janet Meets The Vegas Sphere, Haley Builds A PC, Bucket List Meals
Added 2024-02-27 05:43:19 +0000 UTCWelcome back to Bonus Pod! On this week's episode, Haley MacLean is joined by Janet Garcia to talk about...
- Janet's Vegas Trip
- Bucket list meals
- Backloggd and GOTY early prep
- Dealing with Hurtful Comments Online
- PC Building Tips for Haley from the Community
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Comments
Haley, back again on the PC Build Front. Have you used your Task Manager to see if you have something that's bottle necking? RAM, CPU, GPU? One thing you'll definitely want to use is PC parts picker, that will tell you if the parts you want are compatible. With giant new graphics cards, you'll want to make sure the case is big enough and that it's supported by your motherboard. The motherboard usually only fits certain chips and has so many RAM slots. I definitely want to reiterate that PC Build Simulator is awesome for this. You run a PC repair shop and have to figure out exactly how to troubleshoot PCs as well as make new ones and buy compatible parts. It really made me more comfortable when I built mine.
Payt Rheon
2024-02-27 23:27:37 +0000 UTCSomeone has probably already mentioned this, but depending on your apartment and how old it is and if it's like, part of a ton of other apartments, Powerline Ethernet adapters might be an option for your Internet? Might be worth trying? It essentially uses your power wiring to route Internet from one location to another just using small plug in adapters. Results can vary depending on a lot of factors, but if you don't want to run a long Ethernet run, it might be worth trying?
MittenFacedLass
2024-02-27 17:19:51 +0000 UTC
