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Two factor authentications is pretty solid though doesn't need biometrics

I strongly dislike biometrics, for me it's a case of if it's not broke don't fix it

Why does this look.... tasty? Like as in I'd like to bite into it?

Oh mate, I would change a lot with this build you can do sooo much better for your money. I'd honestly cancel and ask for some advice here we can help you put together and more balanced and powerful build If you let us know what you will be using it for, the monitor you'll be using and your...

AMD works with Gsync now mate but if you're set on Nvidia don't pay extra for a ASUS card, the performance difference is marginal but the costs are outrageous

Dookie is a classic dude

I got this yeeeears ago and it's great. Mental money paying that amount for screw drivers, you're paying for a name there just https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0897M7QH4/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1

See things like that are where I take issue because it's straight up measurable and factual bad advice 6000Mhz is where AMD themselves who make the chips have recommended you aim your RAM speeds to allow the CPU's to work optimally. So we recommend exactly that If your own made up sweet spot...

Don't take it personal mate you're offering bad suggestions regardless of budget and here's why

I've always used wireless with a bungee just feels like Wireless but if you really wanted wireless the pro versions are all wire free

I'm pretty sure you've already corrected me on this in the past have a fierce sense of deja vu

Yeah I just use this, some of the "heads" that come with it have brushes and there's a little anti static sponge in there that's good if you need to give certain areas a wee scrub. The tempered glass side I just take off and give it a rub with a cloth of some sort

See the Deathadder V2 is down a fiver as well from £45 to £39. Going to grab one for future use The Deathadder 2021 is on a great deal at £20 though if anyone is in the market.

At that price I would go with a 4070 to be honest, more VRAM it is faster plus it's smaller so less issues with case configuration not to mention things like DLSS3.0

For the 4070 or the 3070 I'd stick with 1440p, going 4K would require a higher tier of GPU again. Now if you can pick up a 3080 at a reasonable price it would be a good idea to start looking at 4K monitors. I've some seen at some very attractive prices Personally I'd probably aim at a 3070 or...

I use this to clean my computer mate, it's excellent turned a 30min job into a 5min one. Can't recommend one enough...

There isn't a massive difference between DDR4 and DDR5 yet, I wouldn't worry about RAM I've a similarly specced machine and don't currently have issues playing games at 1440p. the 3060Ti though is probably under powered for VR if that's the main driving force. I'd say a GPU upgrade would see...

In your shoes mate this is where I'd be aiming, not sure why you want to run RAID 0 and honestly you're going to have to upgrade your monitor for a modern GPU. ideally you want a 1440p 144hz monitor in this budget range, using a 1080p monitor with a high end GPU is just pointless you'll see no...

Like the Smart weapons in Cyberpunk or the Smart pistol in Titanfall would be a good way to do it Although I don't find it personally very fun as it takes the manual aiming out of it which is kind of the point of a shooter

I've some heavy hitters, Bind of Isaac is my highest on Steam with over 2000+ hours. if you compile the Street Fighter 4, 5 and Tekken X SF they total around 2500+ hours with 4 being my most played at almost 1200 hours. I'd say generally most of my 400+ games on Steam either have 0 hours...