This little chip may be something that ends up in OEM budget gaming PC's. I have read that AMD has no AM3+ updates in the works for 2014 so they must be working on more powerful cooler versions of this chip type. Seems clear to me if you buy this chip you need to max out the ram to 16GB and buy the fastest speed the motherboard will take to enhance the GPU side too. Looks like a winner.
A watercooler seems to be a good addition too. The stock cooler seems to be too weak. At 100W, it should pump a lot of heat.
SONY Vegas Pro Premium for $250 in lieu of $600 with Promao code EMCYTZT4878
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=32-135-363&nm_mc=EMC-GD112013&cm_mmc=EMC-GD112013-_-index-_-Item-_-32-135-363
It is still a lot of money for a program, but for someone who needs this program, it is a good deal.
A wireless Samsung Laser printer for 49.99
Newegg.com - SAMSUNG ML-2165W/XAC Mobile Up to 20 ppm Monochrome Wireless 802.11 b/g/n Laser Printer
Watch the Samsung printers. Getting the wireless to connect is often temperamental and toner is a bit pricy. Also, their tech help is worthless. Yes, I'm speaking from experience but check the reviews.
i cant fault Kodak printers, the wireless works fine, and the inks are cheaper than most /all other brands,
have a look and see the all in one printers
slightly dearer but then you make it back in the savings on the ink.
also staples in the uk do a £1 back on empty cartridges you return, £2 for the large color one, so you can get £3 back off the cost of a replacement set. not a bad saving either.
I generally advise against all-in-ones. The two components—scanner and printer—tend to be lower quality, the printers are usually inkjet, and if one component fails, you usually have to junk the whole machine.
I have two Kodak All in One and have had no problems. The wireless works as it should. I only used the wireless for a short time to test it. Now I use usb only and that also works fine.
I have a 6 or 7 year old HP 5610 that we have scanned at least 1000+ doc. and printed 2000 or 3000+ paper and card stock and still going great.
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