Dear techies, I am looking for a new PC CAS monitor. I work with ArchiCAD on a daily basis and need a new monitor for other workstations. I currently have a Dell UP3216Q, but unfortunately it is no longer available to buy. Because I am very happy with it. The size (32 inches), resolution, settings and handling are good for me. Nevertheless, I can well imagine going for a new generation curved monitor. But I haven't found anything convincing, either the brightness isn't optimal or the workmanship is like a plastic block. Quality comes before price, the ratio has to be right for me to buy. Perhaps someone has a good tip for me, thank you very much!

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I've purchased one of these products, Unfortunately its battery life was short, maximum half of day without use! And company won't answer anymore!

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Source promotes gen0cide in G4za on its website, stating that its equipment is tested under real combat conditions. Don't buy this brand!

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Hello together I suggest to Digitec that for products shipped via Planzer Paket, an estimated delivery time of 1 - 7 days, or "sometime when it fits" is generally displayed instead of the usual "next day". This would improve communication considerably. It would be easier to decide and the expectations would be more in line with reality. Can something like this be implemented? What do you think? Kind regards Tobias

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Question: I'm planning to build my first PC myself in the next few weeks with the aim of finally using my HTC Vive Pro 2 VR set with as few problems as possible. I'm currently using a T7 Prebuilt from Lenovo with an RTX 3080 and I'm very happy with it, but the 10Gb VRAm is simply not enough to play a game like Assetto Corsa Competizione with the Vive VR at reasonably acceptable settings. With extremely throttled settings, you're left with regular crashes and more frustration than joy. My question now is: for VR gaming, is the amount of VRam the most important factor? Because that's where my 3080 fails miserably according to my hardware monitor programme. As I have a budget of plus minus 2400 for the new PC, a new 5090 or something like that is out of the question. I would have instinctively gone for a new RX 7900 XTX, or seen if I could find a second-hand 4090 somewhere at a similar price (which won't be the case anyway), as this is the only (potentially) affordable NVidia option with the same amount of VRam. The CPU of the new PC will come 100% from AMD as final information. Thanks for the help :)

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