What was the last piece of PC hardware you bought?

MSI GTX 970 GAMING 4G last month, it's a silent and efficient beast of a card.

Datacolor Spyder5EXPRESS colorimeter this week. I finally have a calibrated display. I don't work with photos at all; I bought it just for the satisfaction of having accurate colors displayed on my monitor! :D
 
I've upgraded my PC:
Intel Core i7 6700
MSI Z170A-G45 GAMING
Kingston HyperX FURY DDR4 2400MHz 2x8GB
PowerColor Radeon R9 390 PCS+ 8GB

and I'm still waiting to receive
Samsung SM951 NVMe M.2 PCIe 256GB SSD
 
Netgear R7000 to replace my old Dlink DGL4500 router.

Best upgrade I've done in awhile.

And the fact that you can run asus firmwire on the r7000 is just icing on the cake.
 
I bought a second GTX 780 for some SLI action in May a little after I got Witcher 3. I have a 1440p monitor and wanted to see that game on Ultra at 2K and it works perfectly now. I get a smooth 60 with (most) everything turned up.
 
I just bought a Logitech G600 MM0 Mouse for $41 at Best Buy a few weeks ago. The white version is currently $38.99 at amazon. I am looking at prices for a either a GTX 960 or Radeon 380. Don't want to spend more than $220. If any TECHSPOT compadres see anything good, please let me know.
Both are well under $220. Assuming you want a 4GB card rather than a 2, a high OC vendor card from either AMD or Nvidia should offer comparable preformance, so its just a case of feature sets and individual vendors implementation.
MSI GTX 960 OC $175 after MIR, or Asus GTX 960 Strix $180
MSI R9 380 OC $175 after MIR, or Asus R9 380 Strix $180
 
The Sentay hard drive docking station. Works like a dream! Was hoping they would come up with on that I could hang on the network, but for $30 who can complain!
 
Both are well under $220. Assuming you want a 4GB card rather than a 2, a high OC vendor card from either AMD or Nvidia should offer comparable preformance, so its just a case of feature sets and individual vendors implementation.
MSI GTX 960 OC $175 after MIR, or Asus GTX 960 Strix $180
MSI R9 380 OC $175 after MIR, or Asus R9 380 Strix $180
Thank you so much. I had seen the Nvidia but not the AMD. Most likely go with Nvidia.
 
Been mostly storage lately, several 4TB Seagate drives, a 120GB Kingston SSD and a 240GB Samsung just before that. I also built a NAS this summer based on the Pentium G3258, that has now been converted to a portable gaming system with a GTX580 I had laying around, performs rather well together.
 
Grabbed a alienware 15r2 on sale cheap on black friday. Looking forward to replacing the old l440 with something much more powerful.
 
Just bought a brother print, copy, scan, fax from amazon. Brother is not finicky with refilling cartridges like canon with its chip. Generic refills (4 cartridges) cost $10, whereas the canon name brand was $70 a refill, $80 some places, both only producing about 50 copies. Can't afford a laser, and haven't found anyplace that sells those cartridges retail, even frys. I did have an older canon that cost $20 a refill, but this was only a printer and the window would always say ink empty on the generic cartridges; no ink level indicator.
 
The last thing I bought was about 4 months ago and it was a corsair carbide air 540 case, no regrets with it so far.
 
The last piece of PC hardware I bought was about a year ago - a Samsung 840 EVO SSD.

But that's because this year in July we bought a new car, cash... Existing PC hardware will have to do for the time being.
 
Nvidia 970 G1 Gaming MSI 250$ used off ebay about 5 months ago. I game at 1080p and have not had a need to oc yet. But those black friday 2-4k monitors look tempting, maybe I will push my gpu with a cyber monday 2k monitor.

I bought my 4690k cpu last year on black friday and the new black friday is still the same price ;)
 
I was considering waiting for a Skylake cpu, but since I was coming from an i7 970, I ended up going with a new i7 5820k with an MSI x99 sli plus, 16 Gb crucial ballistix sport gddr4, evga 1300 psu, 2 evga 980ti classified gpu with ek water blocks, Windows 10 and an new Samsung 28 inch 4K monitor, and an m.2 256Gb Samsung 950 pro. All in my old caselabs th10
 
Recently I bought a logitech G710 mechanical keyboard, G502 wired mouse, and g602 wireless mouse, another 16gb of ddr3 2133 ram, and most recently a replacement dwa-182 because I broke the connector off my old one. I have been contemplating a fan controller to quiet down my behind the counter fan, because right now that tiny fan makes alot of noise.
 
A 2006 AMD Phenom X4 CPU to replace an ancient Sempron and meet requirements to run Win10.

*Realizes someone upgraded PC just to run Windows 10*

*Dies*

Ha ha, but seriously..the last thing I got was one of those dandy (and cheap) Logitech M320 mice. I've got a few of em' now. Before that it was a 2tb external WD a little over two years ago. Or maybe a Samsung 840 Pro SSD about the same time. Not sure.
Millions had to upgrade their computers to make vista usable

for me an ssd for my macbook
 
2x Asus R9 390 + Kingston Fury 120Gb SSD ...all for Fallout 4 even tho we have two computers so one GPU/comp.
 
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