Latest Computer Specs For Gaming

The price was great and the computer even better. The specs are great for my growing teen.

When Nikon released the latest firmware 2.0 for the Nikon Z8, I had to pull the trigger & upgrade. I enjoy my Z7II for landscape photography but often struggle with birds & wildlife. At 10-20fps (or more) and pre-capture mode, I wanted a card with fast write specs to minimize buffering. The 650gb, 1tb, 2tb Delkin cards have some of the best read & write specs for the money. I've been happy with the Sandisk Extreme Pro brand for my other Z cameras. But wanted a little more room and speed. This card fits the bill, my budget and specs. So far its been living up to the numbers.

This was an upgrade from the A7ii for me. Huge jump in capability. Purchased for latest video specs. I am a Sony fan. The A7ii has been around the world and taken a beating--still producing great images.

Works perfect, I broke my previous one and re-purchased this one cause it has the best specs for what im looking for (gaming) for the price.

If you want a great gaming laptop? This is it. The specs are great. No lag. Just top of the line.

I bought it for my use, but my son uses it for his gaming computer. Love it!

I am learning to enjoy my ASUS 15.6 Vivobook. It is a replacement for my nearly 14 year old laptop that has seen better days. I am on a limited budget, but I didn't want mediocre specs that would be outdated in 6 months. I do mainly internet browsing, some productivity work (word processing, spreadsheets, presentations, etc.), some low intensity gaming, and on occasion some video editing for my socials. Bottom line - You should probably get one while qtys and pricing are good. Pros - It has the specs I wanted (i9 CPU, 16GB RAM, 1TB SSD) at a great price. More than enough computing power for gaming, casual internet browsing, and the occasional homework/essay. It included FREE 2-Day Shipping - I am on the West Coast. Screen colors are vibrant, keyboard is keyboard-y with backlit keys. The laptop itself is not the lightest out there, but is hardly the boat anchor ROG ASUS I still own that is on its last legs. It's offered thru a reputable dealer. Cons (ish) - Only 1920x1080 resolution and no touchscreen. I haven't really encountered any other negatives so far. It's been a while since I purchased MY own laptop. To be transparent, I have helped recommend and even purchased several laptops over the years for my family and friends. My previous-current laptop is a still-running ASUS G51J (i7 CPU 1st Gen, 6GB RAM, 500GB 2.5 HDD) - battery doesn't charge, but still works plugged in. I purchased it from B&H also circa 2010. Being a frugal tinkerer myself, but wanting the best value for my budget, I researched and compared several buying sources including big box stores, national (U.S.) retail chains and even Amazon, but I still chose B&H. Even though I am on the West Coast, I still found value in the products they offer as well as the service and buying experience. Did I mention FREE 2-Day shipping from the East Coast (NY). Hope this review helps.

So far this monitor has been great for gaming. It meets a lot of the specs for the level of gaming I do. My games look great, and it's hands down the nicest monitor I've had. It looks great. The bezel could be (more) sturdy. Shakes some. But not to bad unless I get a little crazy.

I was looking for a 15 inch gaming laptop and I saw this on the B&H website. I was impressed by the specs and brought it. Since it had two SSD slots, one empty, I purchased a 1TB SSD and installed it, no problem. The Asus Tuf Gaming Laptop boots in seconds and the battery life is far beyond impressive, non-gaming, it lasts since most gaming laptops are bad on battery life. It has no DVD drive since it's military specs and no card reader which I purchased later. Excellent.

For gaming it's a fantastic monitor. The specs speak well on themselves. Though I would say the text legibility is awful and took awhile to make barrable.