Includes the base game and Season Pass
Might be a good way to test drive a VPN if you’re in the market.
Features:
Memory: 16 GB DDR4 2400MHz
Hard Drive: 256GB Solid State Drive PCIe
Product Weight: 3.67
Battery: 4 cell Li-polymer 45Wh
Bluetooth: Bluetooth® 4.1
Warranty: 1 Year Depot or Carry-in
Product Attributes:
Display Type : 14.0" FHD (1920×1080) IPS glossy multi-touch
Finger Print Reader : Fingerprint Reader
Graphics Memory Technology : AMD Integrated Graphics
Language : EN
Operating System : Windows 10 Home 64
Processor Type : AMD Ryzen™ 7 2700U Processor (2.2GHz, up to 3.80GHz with Max Boost, 4MB Cache)
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Yes, you can probably deal with cancelling service and resigning up with FIOS or go to another provider (optimum for me). But for me its just not worth it and this seemed very fair to not have to deal with this hassle for a few more years.
Login to your FIOS account and go to the shop tab. After a minute or so a chat box will open and they will ask you if you are shopping for a contract renewal.
I’m in the market for the best Oculus Rift computer build I can afford around 2000 dollars. I have heard Ibuypower is one of the best bang for your buck prebuilt systems…..and being that I’m not really a computer person I would just assume this is a slick deal.
ps: if anyone could recommend the best deal for a VR system, I would appreciate it. I get confused when I try deciding between cores and hyperthreading, and if it’s better for VR or just other high end gaming. I do want to future proof this machine as best I can for around 2k. I would go 2080ti for a graphics card but I’m assuming that would make the rest of my build subpar and lead to bottlenecking? to the point that it doesn’t make sense, correct?
https://www.nytimes.com/subscript…gnI
Please don’t down vote the deal because you aren’t interested in that paper, think it’s trash, or think paying for any website is stupid. For those that are interested in reading it, want to do so legally and without hassle, it’s a good deal and votes are supposed to be about how good a deal something is.
