Gaming

John has a Radeon graphics card and he wants to know if he can use three monitors running it? Leo says that most modern video cards can handle four or more, so it's not too much a stretch to do three. Look it up in your manual and just try it in the end.

Tom's son is building a gaming PC with a Ryzen processor. Does that need to be liquid cooled? Leo says that while Intel is still the king of the hill, the Ryzen Threadripper gives you a ton of bang for your buck. You can use air cooling for it, but water cooling is very effective and liquid cooling cases aren't that expensive and completely sealed. What about WiFi? Leo says most motherboards come with WiFi. But if yours doesn't, you can add one with a USB thumb drive. But being wired is best because it avoids latency and network congestion. 

Steve is getting a gaming computer for work because it's powerful enough to do 3D design for dental implants. What should he get? Leo says it largely depends on what the software supports in the way of minimum hardware. A quad-core i7 with 16GB of RAM and a dedicated GPU (GTX 650 or above) should be enough for Blue Sky Bio. A basic or mid-level gaming system would probably work. He doesn't need to break the bank and pack it with specs.