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My couch is around 2.30mts away from the wall. I'm not sure I need to upgrade my current tv, it's an LG 55" NanoCell from 2019-2020. The exact model is 55SM8600PUA.

I'm looking into TCL 65QM7K or 65QM64L, the only difference seems to be the OS Google TV vs FireTV. Would that be a noticeable upgrade? I mostly watch Apple TV, Netflix and have a Switch2.

Any advice, I'm trying not to spend more than 1300 USD.

Hi everyone, first, I'm sorry if I'm asking something too obvious but it's my first car that has real TPMS installed,

My previous car has an indirect measurement system, I adjust the tyre pressure and reset the sensors within the infotainment system.

What should I do if I want to increase current pressue? I couldn't find anything about this on my manual(s).

Hi everyone. I'm getting tired of my car in its current state. I have a 208 GT with 205/45 R17 tires that look great and mostly work just fine. But roads in my country are far from being European quality with many potholes. I used to have a mazda with 205/60 R16 and never had an issue with them.

So I'll like to know if it is possible to use something like 2015/55 R17 on my car, to have a wider sidewall that suffer less when hitting irregularities on the road.

Thanks for any feedback (I'll in fact check with my dealership too).

Hi everyone, since Cyberpunk Phantom Liberty is coming soon and PC requirements are getting pushed further than previously I'm afraid my current build will struggle to run the game good enough.
I believe my CPU and RAM is the weakest part of my rig. Here are my specs
CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 3600
COOLER: Hyper 212 RGB BE
MOBO: GIGABYTE AB350M-Gaming 3-CF
RAM: 2x8GB DDR4-3200 (CMU16GX4M2C3200C16)
GPU: GIGABYTE RTX 3070 Gaming OC
‎PSU: XPG CORE REACTOR 80PLUS GOLD 750W
DISPLAY: GIGABYTE G27QC (1440p, 165 Hz)
I feel that my CPU is lacking the punch for current games and might be holding back my GPU in some of them.
What would be a good upgrade for my CPU? Should I update from AM4 a