I've had my current laptop (dell g5 15, 9th gen i7, 1660ti, 16gb RAM) for 6 years now, and its great for running every game aside from cp2077 at med-high graphics, 60fps smoothly. its on its on its way out though (mostly the issue is cp2077, brings it to its knees, 50fps on low at best)

either way, looking to build something that can do the same as this thing did but at 1440p 120+ fps. what sort of budget will I need for that?

tldr: how much would it cost to build a PC that can run 1440p 120+ fps high settings for the next 5 or so years. ty all :)

Ive opened user.js and set browser.startup.page to 3. according to the gui that should resume previous session (0=blank, 1=home, 2=last visited page, 3=resume previous session)

It does say, however, that "Session Restore is cleared with history (2811), and not used in Private Browsing mode", so I set user_pref("privacy.clearOnShutdown.sessions", false); // [DEFAULT: true] to false, but still it opens to a new tab.

other issues: ff opens windowed, and Enhanced Tracking Protection settings dont save (I changed it to block all cross site cookies)

help appreciated :)

or can I just use the desktop one somehow

using mull rn, wondering if y'all recconend something different. nothing really wrong with mull, but maybe there's a better alternative. privacyguides.org reccomends brave, but a. I font like the CEO and b. I'm hesitant to use chromium

I currently use OpenBoard with gestures, and now all that I'm missing is an emoji search system. I don't like having to just scroll through emojis to find the one I want. any forks that include that? not a deal breaker, just a neat feature

Says "Please type in the domain into the input field below that will be used for Nextcloud in order to create a new AIO instance."

I dont wanna unnecessarily spend money

when not connected, i get 400mbps. connected to mullvad, i only get 150mbps

the server isnt very far from me physically (sub 100miles) and says it can support 1gbps. any way to fix or is this just an inherent flaw with vpns? using wireguard

on windows 11

they seem to be made of rubber or polyeurathane and they limit how far the wheels will turn. yall think theres downsides to removing them?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kxbZviWzrlw

For now its a daily driver, but I do intend to slowly build it out to be a drift car. I've heard that drilled rotors can form micro-cracks around the holes and need to be replaced every so often. What yall think?

Slotted and drilled: https://www.rockauto.com/en/moreinfo.php?pk=11610153&cc=1431309&pt=1896&jsn=3866

High carbon: https://www.rockauto.com/en/moreinfo.php?pk=1023160&cc=1431309&pt=1896&jsn=3875&jsn=3875

2005 mustang in case that matters.

ty :)