thepixelizer 2024-10-06 14:25:32

There'z always onedrive or even better Google Drives all of them have free tiers.

thepixelizer 2024-10-06 14:30:54

@Nickjrjr It's super cool you can get your files back from older computers you had, so nothing ever gets lost, another other option would to be to buy a physical external hard drive. They're practically the same thing but you have to keep them safe from breaking.

I wouldn't suggest usb sticks though they break when used too many time. I'd rather go for sd cards.

thepixelizer 2024-10-06 14:58:13

@Nickjrjr
We're lucky in this day and age that you can buy a computer for as little as three hundred dollars it be won't super good though. In the past the starting price was round five hundred or more.

Computers are super disposable now, I'm on my third one so far. It's super important to do your research on what hardware and chips to get before selecting your next one.

Also don't ever buy an HP I had one and it broke down constantly, the ports worked only when they wanted to, it over heated and crashed constantly, and
even worse when I wanted to download drivers ,they wanted me to pay a subscription fee for a warranty instead of just downloading a free one like other normal pcs. I was so fed up that I just down right used a mouse instead of my track pad that was not functional. There's a reason why they're so cheap. It's a trap!

I've also heard that Dells are bad as well.

My current PC is a Asus Vivobook with eight cores and an AMD Radeon graphics card it's been running supers smoothly. It's not super powerful but good enough, it's only let me down like twice but I never had to repair it. It cost me seven hundred bucks, so you get what you pay for, and if you try to buy a cheap pc you'll have to buy so many that you might as well save up for a a six hundred dollar one any way.