MisterRandomness

1. >**What will you be doing with this PC? Be as specific as possible, and include specific games or programs you will be using.**
2. I'll be playing Runescape, streaming off of Spotify and Netflix, and using Facebook, and surfing the internet.
3. >**What is your maximum budget before rebates/shipping/taxes?**
4. $550 but would like to go as low as possible.
5. >**When do you plan on building/buying the PC? Note: beyond a week or two from today means any build you receive will be out of date when you want to buy.**
6. I get paid tomorrow, so shortly after that.
7. >**What, exactly, do you need included in the budget? (Tower/OS/monitor/keyboard/mouse/etc\)*

I've seen every single review comparing the XL3 to the 6T. The XL3 has a better camera. By far.

But I'm not after that. I want to know if the 6T is much better than my Original Pixel XL. I assume there's at least someone in here who has made that switch.

Bonus points to the person that can tell me if the 6T works on AT&T. The only reason I want to switch is my Pixel XL doesn't support VOLTE on AT&T and I don't get good cell phone reception in my office. I'm missing important work related phone calls so it's time to change. If nothing else, I can switch networks if necessary.

Twofold question

1. Original Pixel XL to OnePlus 6T. What do y'all think? Obviously I'll get biased answers but I thought some had done this since the 6T got released about 2 years after the Pixel XL got released so it looked like a sensible upgrade.

2. Anyone use the 6T on AT&T? Any issues? VOLTE work?

I bought my Pixel XL on Verizon just over 2 years ago. I switched to AT&T about a year ago and never had any problems until recently.

When I moved into my new office about 4 miles from the old one, I suddenly don't get phone calls. And anywhere near my building I get horrible call quality.

Is there any setting I can change that would fix this, or is it because the phone isn't compatible with the network in this specific area? I went to the AT&T store and was told the phone wasn't compatible. I'm skeptical since it's such a localized issue.

If it's a phone problem, would a OnePlus 6T work? It's about time to upgrade and I'd rather not get a Samsung or AT&T branded phone.

Me and my mom both turned our cars in December 2016. They were completely paid off and owned by us. No lease or outstanding payments or anything. When should we expect to see our checks from Bosch?

Taking a 10 hour trip next weekend and I want to know what some good driving music is. My exhaust note is only good for about an hour, and isn't as fun on the interstate. What do y'all listen to?

I have a USB A to C cable that came with the phone plugged into my car, but it charges slowly, which means just playing music over Spotify is enough to drain the battery while it's plugged in. It's painfully slow. I've heard an A to C cable doesn't rapid charge the phone anyways. I have the original C to C cable laying around now as well. Is there any charger I can plug into my 12v slot in order to rapid charge the Pixel?

I know this was a big issue for people when your photos have this random strip or ring of light around them. This only rarely affects me, but when it does it's a massive pain.

I do apologize for being so underinformed. I'll preface this by saying I'm doing this at a very small scale. I deposited $50 and spent it on a few cheap stocks. If I make a few cents or a dollar in any amount of time, then great. I'm not relying on any income here, and am just seeing what it is like. Here in the next few months, I'll likely buy some Vanguard EFTs that have a more consistent growth. I'm really only doing this because .1% interest in a savings account is basically nothing, and here I can pretty consistently get a 1% profit. Again, no huge goals for me, not trying to strike it rich, just giving the stock market a shot and hopefully making more money than a boring savings accoun

Basically I'm considering buying a second car to just have sit around most of the time. I'll drive it on occasions, do the maintenance, and whatever repairs. Basically I just want to know what is the cheapest AWD vehicle I can buy that is still reliable. Would prefer a sedan or hatchback. Any transmission is fine. Preferably not a CVT, but I can live with it. I'd like the MPG to be high since it'll likely be taken on long trips to more northern states. I live in Texas. Thoughts?