Desktop/Gaming Computer in Dorm Room?

<p>Well, I live all of a 50 minute ride from UCSB, so it’s not that bad. I’ll probably go down in the canyons in Ojai, and some Arroyo Canyon riding during breaks…</p>

<p>Problem solved: imma get a gaming laptop to stay in my dorm that packs all the punch of a good gaming desktop. Then I can bring my netbook to class for notes…yay! I still want to build a gaming desktop though…perhaps when my gaming laptop is outdated in a few years and I have an apartment I’ll build my true “dream pc.” :)</p>

<p>the comment about the drooling over the zx 14r’s specs is all noob talk. dont ever EVER get a 1400. do yourself a favor and never even get a liter bike… its just dumb. a whole ton of weight and extra top speed for nothing… when are you going to go 200+ mph? never. </p>

<p>biggest anyone should go is 600. you can come gawk over mine, it will be in the manzanita parking lot :)</p>

<p>ps good compromise. you can have your beloved gaming system, and have it a reasonable size.</p>

<p>hmmm… id like to be able to see how fast my bike can go on an empty stretch coming back from vegas on I-15, that’s when… and of course it’s noob talk, i obviously DON’t have a bike yet, since im considering buying one. once i get one, im sure i’ll see the sensibility of your words, but until then, i can still ogle the specs of a ZX-14… although it HAS been a few months since i last posted here, and i started moving more towards CBR’s…</p>

<p>oh, and what type in the parking lot?</p>

<p>^ in the parking lot? huh?</p>

<p>i see what youre saying, however i have 5 friends who have died on bikes, and i dont take lightly to people saying they want a zx 14r when they dont know what they are doing nor talking about… so if i can stray you from a giant bike with a throttle response that will send you straight into a tank slap, i will try my best :slight_smile: i really hate seeing noobs die, and for that reason i hate hearing noobs talk about liter bikes and going 200 mph. </p>

<p>ps, my good friend just got a ticket for going 108… $1900 !!! def not worth it.</p>

<p>you said that your bike was in the manzanita parking lot? what kind…</p>

<p>and while i admit i am a noob, i have common sensibilities that would prevent me from going 200 mph, something i never said id do anyways…</p>

<p>its cool, just keep in mind that any bike, big or small, will take back any respect that you deny. however, a bigger bike will take it back quicker lol</p>

<p>its not there YET. but it will be in september lol.</p>

<p>haha, ok, i’ll be sure to remember that.</p>

<p>and what kind are you getting/have?</p>

<p>06 cbr600rr konica minolta replicas. had this one for 3 years now</p>

<p>I’m hoping you guys can help me out cause I’m a newbie to pc gaming and I have no idea what to purchase but I need to get a monitor. I’ve been looking around everywhere and I finally found this website that has reviews [PCitUp</a> Gaming 2013 | PC Gamer Comparisons and Reviews](<a href=“http://www.pcitup.com/]PCitUp”>http://www.pcitup.com/) and I’m considering the asus monitor that I found on that site but I was hoping some of you might be able to tell me how asus products work with pc gaming and if it’s a good way to go, if not I would appreciate some suggestions of trusted brands for pc gaming?</p>

<p>Wow, I can’t believe someone revived this (hijacked) thread haha.</p>

<p>@ryangork: Asus monitors are very nice, the picture quality is as good or better than samsung’s.</p>