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I’m honestly close to giving up trying to find a chair at this point.
I can sit on my bed, sofa, and even some normal chairs for hours without problems, but most office/gaming chairs start hurting after like 30-60 minutes. It feels like all the pressure goes straight onto my sit bones and like I’m sitting on bone instead of padding.
My current chair is one of those mesh/gaming style chairs and I’ve literally started putting blankets and pillows on it because the seat feels too hard.
I’ve looked at refurbished Herman Miller and Steelcase chairs because everyone recommends them, but they’re either impossible to find here or insanely expensive.
Budget is under $500.
I’m mainly looking for:
long sitting comfort
good pressure distribution
not a hard bucket seat
something durable that won’t flatten in 6 months
At this point I honestly don’t even know if I should be looking at ergonomic chairs, executive chairs, cushions, or something completely different.
Anyone else had this problem and found something that actually helped?

Looking for help building a gaming PC around $1000–$1400 (€900–€1300)

I’m from Sweden and I haven’t kept up with PC hardware for years, so I’m looking for advice on what parts I should realistically aim for in 2026.

My budget is around:
- $1000–$1400
- roughly €900–€1300

Main use:
- Gaming
- YouTube/general use

What I want:
- Stable 60+ FPS
- Good/high graphics settings
- Preferably 1440p capable if realistic in this budget
- Games like Baldur’s Gate 3 without lag or stuttering
- A PC that will still feel solid for several years

I’m not trying to get extreme 4K ultra settings or competitive 300 FPS esports performance. I mainly want modern games to look good and run smoothly.

Current PC:
- ASUS Z170 gaming system from around 2015–2016
- Probably GTX 970/1070-era hardware

Questions:
- What GPU should I realistically target?
- What CPU gives the best value now?
- Is 32GB RAM worth it yet for gaming?
- Would AMD or Intel/NVIDIA make more sense for this budget?
- Is it even worth upgrading my current PC anymore?

Hey, I’m looking for a gaming PC around $1000–$1400 (€900–€1300) max.

I mainly want it for gaming with good graphics and smooth performance. I’d prefer better than 1080p if possible, since modern games are clearly built around higher graphics settings now.

What I’m looking for:
- Stable 60+ FPS
- Good/high graphics settings
- Preferably 1440p capable if realistic for the budget
- Games like Baldur’s Gate 3 without lag or stuttering
- A PC that will still feel good for several years

I’m not trying to get 300 FPS for competitive esports or do extreme 4K ultra gaming. I mostly want modern games to look good and run smoothly.

I currently have an old ASUS Z170 gaming PC from around 2015–2016.

Would you recommend:
- buying a prebuilt
- upgrading my old PC
- or building a new one?

And what GPU/CPU should I realistically aim for in 2026 with this budget?