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Author of an unpublished children's book. Dog father. Content human, empathy, hope. (he/him)

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ChatGPT recommended four upgrades for my Socket AM4 machine – two make total sense

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By Kevin Pocock Verified
| PCGuide
There are plenty of us Socket AM4 system lovers out there. And why wouldn’t there be, what with the cost of components, or the expense of shifting to a current-gen prebuilt? AM4 is still very viable for gaming and productivity, of course, but what about giving these systems a little boost? And can AI recommend some routes to better performance? Yes, but a little nous (or research) will help in knowing what to prioritize.
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This popular 27-inch curved UltraGear gaming monitor just dropped to a fine price at Amazon

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By Kevin Pocock Verified
| PCGuide
The LG 27GS60QC-B Ultragear is a popular 27-inch curved monitor that is cheaper than you may expect. At a standard gaming monitor size and with a quick 180Hz refresh rate, the list price is $200. Yet we’ve spotted a new limited-time Amazon discount, dropping the 27GS60QC-B to $160. The $40 (20%) drop isn’t quite the lowest it’s ever been, but it’s not far off. And there’s plenty of value here for gamers. Prices and savings subject to change. Click through to get the current deal prices.
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Stunning ROG 32-inch 4K OLED gaming monitor rebounds to lowest price, falling $300

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By Kevin Pocock Verified
| PCGuide
The Asus ROG Swift PG32UCDMR is a stunning 32-inch 4K OLED gaming monitor that is considered a premium display. The list price matches that description, with a regular $1,300 tag, but Amazon recently had it available for $100 less. That’s not what we’re here to highlight, though, since a limited-time deal has dropped the monitor to its lowest $899 price and an additional $300 saving. That’s a big chunk off of a monitor that stands out as a pick for any top-tier gaming setup.
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