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I recall using CCleaner in the past for finding those little pieces of programs left behind after a corruption or crash.
 
https://pages.ccleaner.com/pro-offer-generic/?ppc_code=c12&ppc=f&gclid=CjwKCAjw2bmLBhBREiwAZ6ugoxy4wZrgGeygxO1vKXibe90We-9zGA7OrB50yFKpO_00QgRPHSJBTRoCOb0QAvD_BwE

You have multiple sensors.
 
For the 'CPU' label you usually have:
 
CPU package ( highest core temp)
CPU temp ( average core temp)
Socket temp.
 
Depending on the software ,any of them can be used for 'CPU' temp.
 
Ideally u would use software that picks up all the sensors temps and then choose which one to use to display. I use Aida64 and have CPU temp , which shows the current average core temp for my single figure display on my keyboard, whilst I have all sensors showing on the software graph.
 

becuase software can be shit at times. I use AIDA64, honestly, it doesn;t really matter

hwmonitor.
I've seen task manager report my PC as 131% utilized, so :shurg:

Alright. When I said, "Ohh well" that meant "too bad but so what". $35 for a new board isn't a big deal.

Geezz you're not gonna let me live that down are you?

Whoops XD. Thanks for your help dudette. Also, if I get poor performance in benchmarks should I reflash it?

You are welcome..and i am not a dude though haha

Sounds good. Thanks a bunch for your help!

Try using Display Driver Uninstaller to clean all the nvidia and AMD drivers. After that, install the AMD drivers.

It was used for mining, it probably use a modified Driver.
Use this https://mega.nz/#!Kchn2aBJ!RfcJubb4L5GikoTyZSCa8MmDF44ej6bP1ivUOp8a-Gk
 
After that i recommend you to flash the BIOS just in case the seller use a modified BIOS on the card.
 
Find your GPU Bios in here https://www.techpowerup.com/vgabios/ And flash the bios using this https://www.techpowerup.com/download/ati-atiflash/ but first you must backup your BIOS using GPU-Z with this feature (just in case)

 
After that just flash your GPU, its very simple, just open the ATI FLASH and load the BIOS that you've downloaded after that click program and restart your PC.
Now you can install the official driver.

The mATX options for AM4 are as follows in order of VRM quality:
 
1) MSI B450M Gaming Plus, MSI B450M Mortar (Titanium)
2) ASUS TUF B450M Plus Gaming, Gigabyte B450 Aorus M
3) Gigabyte B450M DS3H, AsRock B450M Pro 4, AsRock B450M-HDV
4) ASUS B450M-K, ASUS B450M-A
 
not rated due to unknown Mosfets: MSI B450M Bazooka (Plus), MSI B450M Pro-VDH, MSI B450M Pro-M2
 
If he can't afford anything else, then I'd go with the DS3H, but it's anything but a good board. He should aim for the ones listed under 2 or better 1 if he ever intends on upgrading to anything but a 2nd gen Ryzen 5. Even the Mortar will struggle with anything above 8 cores Ryzen 3 will allegedly bring along.

I'll research that feature, thanks for the info! So as it looks right now this could be a great solution for broke students who can't afford $1000+ motorized sliders with pan and tilt heads. Might take some creativity though, which is definitely not a problem for me XD.

My bad, I misunderstood.
The DJI Osmo Mobile 2 offers motionlapse, just use the 1/4-20 mounting threads on the bottom to add it to whatever tripod or slider you want to use. I don't believe the Zhiyun Smooth series offer keyframing yet.

I think, given the budget, that we're reaching too far here. 
Take Shiv's advice; grab that Osmo 2 and work on your technique and lighting.
There are sliders that are relatively cheap, but I don't know of any currently on offer that include a keyframing feature.
Take a look at the track dolly slider from Fomito, it's like $65-70 USD.

The cooler might not be enough if it will see heavy work.
I too use a threadripper 1950x stock clocks and under any consistent workload the temp would hit 70+C on the cpu via ryzen master using an H115i.
The coldplate is simply too small vs the IHS on the CPU.
I then got an enermax liqtech 360 tr4 (designed for TR) and a few months later it started to fail.
RMA'd it and got another only for it to suffer the same fate after a few weeks.
 
I eventually went with a custom loop using EK parts.
Idles at 26-28c and doesnt go over 48c under load.
Best cooler for TR is definately a custom loop if your budget allows it.
If not, I would look at the Noctua cpu coolers designed for threadripper if going with air.

Don't know about US prices, but here in UK you can buy Xperia XA2 for around 250 euros. Its a great phone capable of recording 4k.

As long as you can buy a screen that can be refreshed just like the FPS that you can get with a powerful GPU is ok. People forget that screens with lower refresh rates cannot receive all data sent from equipment able to generate more than 100 FPS.

they give you old Bulldozer based ones, so much slower than Ryzen that you won't want to use it for very long

the 1070 will do just fine. and scaling monitors doesnt always look the best. if you can, just go for that 1070. i try to keep all my GPUs in case something goes wrong. 

Yes. Ryzen pretty much needs to be running dual channel. Also, 8GB can cause performance issues in games that rely on heavy amounts of RAM, such as GTA V.
 
From my testing on an Intel Platform, running a single stick of 8GB of RAM will see about a 10% average FPS drop in GTA V, but also a huge increase in loading times and also stutters while playing. With Ryzen, which is far more sensitive to RAM performance than Intel platforms, you will see even worse performance when running a single stick!
 
Scroll down to the GTA V results. TLDR; Get another 8GB stick to give you 16GB (2x8GB). If possible get another stick the same as the one you already have, or with the same frequency and timings. If you mix RAM then both sticks will perform at the speed of the slowest stick.

 
Responsiveness of the system. So if you open a program that is installed on the SSD, it will open much faster. Chrome will open instantly instead of being a second or two delay after clicking on the icon. Windows will boot in 20 seconds instead of 2 minutes. The system will feel more responsive and faster in general... You'll know straight away once you install the OS on to an SSD and see the difference for yourself, you will wonder how you went all those years without it

HDR is not supported except by the newest G-Sync module, and the 4K 144 Hz models are the only monitors that have that right now.

Custom sleeved cables can always be added later, the all black cables include with that EVGA PSU look fine. 
 
I'm not sure how good airflow is in that case, it wouldn't be my first full tower choice but I highly recommend the Corsair ML fans, I prefer them to the Noctua NF fans. They are super quiet, look better, move a ton of air, and are ever so slightly cheaper.

I would agree with this, 16 cores is a lot of heat, and for a $3000 build, another $20-40 for a cooler upgrade isn't much.
 
Only problem I see is RAM. You current have a dual channel kit of RAM, and Threadripper uses quadchannel RAM. You should still be able to use your kit fine, but in order to get the best performance out of your rig you should have a kit like this one.
I have the 850W version of that PSU and they look fine. Black sleeved. Speaking of the 850W version, I would recommend the upgrade to that same EVGA G2 850W. I don't know how much wattage TR uses, but I always consider PPCP's estimate to be pretty conservative, especially on higher power stuff.

Looks solid but go for a bigger cooler, that case can handle it anyways. Look at 280mm AIO's at the least but if possible get a 360mm AIO.