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Always go Dual Channel if your motherboard supports it. In this case it does, so 2 x 8 is always better than 1 x 16.

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Fractal Design Meshify 2. Absolutely wonderful case to build in. The fact you can remove the top completely makes it an absolute breeze to install an AIO.

Sorry. Didn't notice the reflections off of the glass panel. This is the system with the glass panel off. Before the upgrade, with the Zotac GTX1660Ti After the upgrade, with the Sapphire Nitro+ Rx 7900 XTX Gaming OC 24GB And here is a picture of all the parts purchased for the new system...

Just purchased and integrated: Sapphire Nitro+ AMD Radeon RX 7900 XTX Gaming OC Vapor-X 24GB GDDR6

Sapphire Nitro+ AMD Radeon RX 7900 XTX Gaming OC Vapor-X 24GB

Target resolution is 1440p, which is what I am playing at now on my Dell UP2716D. There is no pressing need to upgrade, just the desire to upgrade my GPU now that I have upgraded my system. You know the saying, "One can never have enough". I've been bitten by the upgrade bug, is all.

By light gamer, I mean that I occasionally play one of the Call of Duty series games, and sometimes Half-Life 2 or 3. The kids love to play Minecraft and Roblox. That is about it. I was thinking to start exploring some of the newer games, mostly in the FPS genre, which I why I wanted to upgrade...

I am now considering getting the 6950XT or 7900XT from Sapphire. This is my first Radeon card in a long time. The last one was when they were still ATI, around 15-20 years ago. None of the current nVidia offerings strike me as being worthwhile, and the 4080 is handily beaten by the 7900xtx...

Glad you like the build. The chassis is a Fractal Design Meshify 2 in Grey with a light tinted glass panel. Got it on Amazon for around 16K. This particular variant is no longer available there, though. It is a great case to build in, and the panel in front of the motherboard can be moved to the...

My latest build: Aiming for a completely solid state system this go around. 1. Intel Core i7 13700K 2. Asus ROG Strix Z790-E WiFi motherboard 3. 64GB (2*32GB) G.Skill TridentZ DDR5 6000MHz 30-40-40-96 (F5-6000J3040G32GX2-TZ5RK) 4. 1 * 1TB Samsung 990 Pro PCIe Gen4 M.2 (Boot) 5. 2 * 2TB Samsung...

This is what we bought my dad, albeit for use as an over-the-shoulder reading lamp: Buy the Philips Table lamp 715669386 It has a fully adjustable flexible neck and is pretty bright.

My current SLIK F730 has a nasty habit of drooping no matter how much I tighten the head. And no, I currently do not have any super gigantic cameras or lenses, just my 70D with a grip and a Tamron 70-300 VC and Canon 15-85 IS USM. I just need the tripod to be steady. And since I needed a new...

I know it's expensive, but as far as I am concerned, I am always happier to have and not need than to need and not have. So I tend to spend a little extra to get something better that the run of the mill: The tripod I already have, the SLIK F730 (2.7K), like all mass market tripods, is a flimsy...

Very very little, especially in our country, but I really need a sturdy tripod.

Vanguard Abeo Pro 283AGH Aluminum Tripod with GH-300T Grip Head from Snapdeal.com : Rs. 22,433/- (after discounts)

Apparently it will: Will the Tamron SP 70-300mm f/4-5.6 Di VC USD autofocus with Nikon D3100?: Third Party Lens Talk Forum: Digital Photography Review It has a built in motor (USD). Specifications Model A005 Lens Construction (Groups/Elements) 12/17 Angle of View 34°21'-8°15'...

Yes, Model A005 for the Canon mount. My only gripe is that this same lens carries a 6-Year Warranty in the Good Ol' US of A. Tamron USA : Tamron SP 70-300mm F/4-5.6 Di VC USD Lens 5-Year Warranty in Europe =&tx_keproducts_pi6[vc]=true&tx_keproducts_pi6[sp]=false"]Tamron Europe: Tamron SP AF...

This new version has several differences from the old one: 1. No Macro 2. Better optics 3. Better construction 4. VC - most important. I have been using it only a couple of hours and already I like the feel of it. Feels very solidly built, and the zoom ring feels just tight enough. There is no...

Yesterday's activities: Tamron SP 70-300mm Di VC USD :- 27,000/- Hoya HMC UVC Filter 62mm (mounted on lens if you look carefully) :- 1,450/- BTW, how do I post a picture so it shows up inline in the post instead of as a link?