H-Ryougi

Hi, I'm trying to build a PC for work mainly, but would like to have some sort of an upgrade path for the future. With RAM prices as they are, I'm pretty set on going DDR4 so I made a couple builds with PC part picker and would like some opinions/potential improvements.

What is your intended use for this build? The more details the better.

Work mainly, software development. Web dev, IDEs, docker containers, local databases and such. Aside from that, browsing and some casual gaming. Eventually I'd like to purchase an entry level GPU to play MMOs (FFXIV and WoW).

If gaming, what kind of performance are you looking for? (Screen resolution, framerate, game settings)

1080p 60fps at mi

I have this vague memory of a book I read during my early teens (about 10-15 years ago), one of the characters was this girl who often rode a bike with no hands. I remember she was described to be very tomboyish.

In one of the scenes the main cast (they were all kids/young teens) didn't have enough bikes for everyone to ride so the protagonist was made to ride with said girl by sitting on the handlebars. I can't remember the gender of the protagonist.

I can't recall the plot of the story but I want to say it was more on the slice-of-life side of things with some light fantasy.

If it makes any difference, I read this book in Spanish so it could have been by a Latin American author.

Rain Stalkers is looking for DPS to round up our raid team, we are a casual heroic guild looking to push for AOTC on every tier, currently 5/8H progressing on Queen's Court.

Raid Times:

8:00 - 10:00 pm server time (EST) on Tuesdays and Sundays. We also usually have a normal alt run on a different day of the week but attendance is completely optional. Aside from raiding, we have several players running keys every day of the week and a few social events such as battlepet giveaways.

Recruiting:

DPS for heroic progression. High priority for ranged classes but won't turn away exceptional players of any spec/class.

What can you expect from us:

A friendly and tightly knit communit

I'm sure I've seen it used before but I can't for the life of me figure out its name.

https://i.imgur.com/vA5xTlu.jpg

Something similar would be fine too.

Thanks to the Siltbreaker campaign we have some more bits of lore to explore and the ones that caught my attention the most are the Gastromancer notes; here they are if you haven't read them yet.

The Gastromancer clearly isn't just an average traveling cook, he seems capable of exploring and fighting the same dangerous monsters our heroes fight during the campaign and it doesn't seem like they are a huge deal to him since his notes are mostly concerned with finding ingredients to win the contest to enter the order of culinary adventurers rather than the difficulties he faces along the way. Granted it seems like he