sorry if this is a total noob question but i really dont know what im doing with this stuff. is there like an app or a way to just grab a whole bunch of walmart products and put them on pinterest all at once? i cant keep doing this one by one...

• Under $600


• Needs to last at least 3 years


• Good battery so I dont have to hunt for plugs in class

Sorry if this is a dumb question I just have no idea where to start and I dont want to waste my money...

I need something where all 12 of us can sync up and claim items without the recipient seeing, but ideally with a better browser extension for pulling links from random stores. We usually try to have lists locked in by mid-November so I need to migrate everyone soon. Just looking for a cleaner alternative that actually works without a million popups...

Ive tried the basic ones but they seem so laggy on Chrome lately and I really dont want to miss the next drop because my budget is super tight right now. Which Walmart rollback tracker extension is actually working for you guys without being total bloatware?

My budget for the chip itself is somewhere in the $800 to $1200 range but Im torn because I cant decide if I should just grab a 7950X or the newer 9950X or if I really need to bite the bullet and go for a Threadripper 7000 series. I do a lot of heavy color grading in Resolve and use Neat Video for noise reduction which is a total resource hog and Ive heard some weird stories about AMD processors having latency issues with certain plugins compared to Intels architecture. Im also worried about the motherboard costs if I go Threadripper because those TRX50 boards are freaking expensive and Im not sure if the extra PCIe lanes are even worth it for my specific workflow since Im only running two GPUs right now.

Ive always been told that more cores equals faster renders but Ive also seen some benchmarks where the high-end consumer chips actually beat the workstation stuff in single-core tasks which still matters for the actual editing part of the job. Its kinda frustrating because every review says something different and I dont want to spend three grand on a platform just to find out a $600 chip would have been snappier for daily timeline work. Which AMD processor is actually the best balance for professional video editing and rendering right now?

Sorry if this is a total noob question but how do I actually tell the extension which item to watch? I clicked a bunch of buttons but I don't see anywhere to put my email or a notify me thing. Do I need to be logged into my walmart account for the extension to talk to the website or what? I really want to catch a rollback before they sell out...

I'm trying to grab a specific 75-inch Sony TV for our living room renovation here in Dallas and the price just jumped from $1,100 to $1,400 but it's labeled as a huge saving from $1,600 which I know for a fact is a lie. Ive tried using Honey and even checked BrickSeek but the local stock info is so hit or miss lately it’s driving me crazy. My budget is strictly capped at $1,200 and I need to get this thing ordered by Tuesday so it arrives before my in-laws get here for the weekend.

Is there some hidden extension or a site that actually tracks the SKU history specifically for Walmart.com or are we just stuck guessing if a clearance tag is actually a deal or just marketing fluff? I swear I saw it cheaper last month but I didn't take a screenshot like an idiot...