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Everything I am coming across is either slim fit , tapered or "tailored". Just give straight mid to high waist pants.

By reasonable price, I am talking under $200 and close to 100% wool.

If anyone has an idea where to find such pants or even nice looking cotton pants. Please let me know, I am trying to find some cotton pants that are a step up from jeans in the straight or wider fit.

I know finding something in wool is going to be hard... I know you can get something made for $350 at Oscar Hunt

I have firstlast.net which I use for anything requiring my name.

I'm trying to come up with a second domain for all other general purposes to separate from firstlast.net

Do I just pick two four letter words that is easy to say? Do I pick a random numbers like 123456.com for example.

What have you guys done when trying to come up with second domain?

They want to come back and visit friends as well as sort through all their belongings they left here too.

Visitors visa shouldn't affect their 189 application?

I am looking at taking out a loan with one of three mentioned above. I understand Macquarie and Up Bank are both online so unsure if that is a considered a negative compared to NAB where you can walk into a branch. I have banked with all three and currently use Macquarie and Up Bank that I use daily. No issues so far as I have not had the need to call or chat with any of them.

Up Banking having the superior app in regards to seeing expenses, followed by Macquarie with their better implementation of security feature and NAB last but its not a bad app still.

NAB and Macquarie offering 6.09% while Up Bank is 5.95%.

Only concern with Up Bank that it is a small bank, but they are backed by Bendigo and Adelaide Bank

I am buying off the plan, so I am saving in stamp duty fees. If my math is right my loan amount will be about $430kish.

Prop price: $950k
Total cash: $560k
Offset: $43K (set aside separate money from total cash for some remaining expenses)
Loan: 950 - (560-43) = $433k

I earn anywhere between $110-125k pre tax. No other debit or credit cards.

Can anyone comment on the banks I mentioned and their experience with their home loans per say

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I keep going back and forth between IPS and OLED.

Currently I have two monitors my main 144hz 10 year old TN panel and off centre is a 4k IPS 60Hz

I am wanting to replace the 10 year old panel but unsure if IPS or OLED would be better for me.

I do play video games, but much less than what I used too. I tend to browse the web more and do other general things. I would say it's 30℅ gaming and 70℅ general use.

I play mix of fast pace multiplayer (CS2 BF6)/and story games.

The IPS I'm looking at is the Asus Rog Strix XG27ACMES. I did see a review saying it foes have some VRR flicker but it's minimal which I think it's normal for most monitors these days

Any advise would be great, I'm leaning towards IPS as it's more carefree just like my 10 year old TN panel that is working flawlessly

If I went OLED I don't think I would use the HDR often besides watching TV or movies if the option was available

I have a 5900x and a RTX 3070, I cannot hit above 144FPS in most modern games in medium settings

I keep going back and forth between IPS and OLED.

Currently I have two monitors my main 144hz 10 year old TN panel and off centre is a 4k IPS 60Hz

I am wanting to replace the 10 year old panel but unsure if IPS or OLED would be better for me.

I do play video games, but much less than what I used too. I tend to browse the web more and do other general things. I would say it's 30℅ gaming and 70℅ general use.

I play mix of fast pace multiplayer (CS2 BF6)/and story games.

The IPS I'm looking at is the Asus Rog Strix XG27ACMES. I did see a review saying it foes have some VRR flicker but it's minimal which I think it's normal for most monitors these days

Any advise would be great, I'm leaning towards IPS as it's more carefree just like my 10 year old TN panel that is working flawlessly

I'm looking at getting my first OLED monitor coming from an 10 year old TN panel

Tossing up between OLED and IPS.

I have two monitors. One is a main screen used for gaming and secondary for everything else.

The secondary can become the main screen and the OLED for gaming only when I get a better desk

Alienware AW2726DM OLED - $390AUD
Alienware AW2726D OLED - $530AUD
ASUS ROG Strix XG27ACMES IPS - $300AUD.

Looking at these three monitors. Is the price difference worth the better Alienware OLED?

I know the cheaper one is not as bright and the HDR not as good, but I'm coming from a 10 year old 144hz TN panel so any of these monitors is a upgrade

I initially didn't want to spend too much on a new monitor and $300-350AUD was the limited but for the extra money I can get a basic OLED. Hence why looking at that IPS as it falls within budget.

I have my concern with burn in and I do tend to hold onto my monitors for a long time. I cannot find any decent miniLED IPS in my country either.

I play mainly FPS games (CS2/BF6) and single player story games (Witcher 3/CP). I also use my PC for everyday other tasks, browsing/researching. I have a second screen which is a AOC IPS 4k display that I use to watch movies/tv shows on and to have discord or a guide up while gaming. I say my PC is currently 65-70% everyday use and 30-35% gaming.

Edit: Should add, I can easily adjust my rooms brightness as I have outdoor shutters. I tend to use my PC for about 12-20 hours week, can be more depending if I have proper time to sit down and play games

Alienware AW2726DM OLED - $390AUD

Alienware AW2726D OLED - $530AUD

ASUS ROG Strix XG27ACMES IPS - $300AUD.

Looking at these three monitors. Is the price difference worth the better Alienware OLED?

I know the cheaper one is not as bright and the HDR not as good, but I'm coming from a 10 year old TN pannel so it look heaps better anyway

I initially didn't want to spend too much on a new monitor and $300-350 was the limited but for the extra money I can get a basic OLED. Hence why looking at that IPS

Even with the negative comments of OLED burn in, if I get 3-5 years out a OLED

monitor before clear burn in, I'm sure the newer OLED panels would have better prevention at my budget

I play mainly FPS games and the occasional single player story games. I also use my PC for everyday other tasks, browsing, Youtube, movies / TV shows, etc. I have a second IPS monitor

Edit: I looked into miniLED are there aren't many options for me and they are all VA and the ones that isn't is near OLED price

I am after 1440p and 27in. Its for gaming and everyday use. I mainly play FPS games like CS2 and BF6. PoE2 and story games like Witcher 3 and Cyberpunk.

I think I want to stay away from OLED. I have my concerns with burn in.

I currently use a 10 year old TN 144hz.

The MSI 300hz and AOC 180hz are VA Fast panels mini LEDS. Does anyone have these and can comment on the black smearing? I know there is black smearing in VA but how obviously is it when gaming and watching movies?

The Gigabyte is just a 320Hz IPS. So nothing special, but will get the job done and I could get 5+ years out of it before mini LEDs get better or OLED burn is rare.

I'm unsure if I should buy a OLED or a IPS for gaming and everyday use.

I get the benefits of OLED but don't want baby the monitor with how easily they scratch and burn in (I look after my tech quite well)

I have an old TN 144HZ monitor, it like nearing 7 years I think

After 27in, 1440p with G sync + freesync

Came across the Gigabyte M27Q3 or MSI 275QF-X24 for IPS monitors, the Gigabyte looks to be the better one

As for OLED the Dell AW2725D.

I saw in another post here someone mention a AOC miniLED 180Hz with a VA pannel but that's probably not good for FPS.

Its an upgrade regardless from the old TN display.

I play mainly FPS games. Always Counter Strike and currently BF6. I occasionally play story games like Witcher 3 and Cyberpunk. I play Path of Exile 2 as well.

So IPS for the care free or OLED and put up with that it will scratch and might burn in?

I've done mu research on this sub and this one guy keeps mentioning how this PCB is unreliable. Is this claim true?

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I was interested in this board due to the TMR and I can have certain keys using Hall Effect and the rest using mechanical to get the benefit of both. Gaming and soind.

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The unpaid version is open source but the paid version is closed? Also are the files good quality flac? I am just after 16bit/44.1 to load onto my iPod