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Heavily depends on the Dev. For instance Dead Cells does not share the save file between my console and my pc while Spelunky 2 and Hollow Knight will. Side note the use of couston skins in bedrock on PC will not sync to series X. 
You technically can do sorta cloud gaming off of the console but you are better off seeing if you can download it to your pc. For your sake do this as a last resort because the connection to the Xbox is a far cry from the glory days of Xbox Console Companion (RIP)
Gold has been discontinued(RIP also) in favor of a Heavily stripped down version of game pass. TLDR you need a sub for ONLINE MULTIPLAYER GAMING 
 
Also the Series X is basically a significantly more powerful Xbox one but with a few features removed: Toslink, HDMI IN(for routing a cable box through, and an IR out
 
 
Also, if you run out of storage you don't need to use the proprietary port on the back. You can plug in an external drive to the Xbox though it is limited to usb 5gig and like the lithium battery magic mouse in dumb ideas, the only usb that can do this is the front one. You know, for charging docks, their wireless headset, and the Elite series 2 controller. You are best off using it for non Series X games and get this: captures(TAKE THAT SONY).
 

It depends.
 
In my experience as long as you're sticking to the same platform, AMD -> AMD, or Intel -> Intel you can get by, sometimes.

It depends.
 
In my experience as long as you're sticking to the same platform, AMD -> AMD, or Intel -> Intel you can get by, sometimes.

I did a case swap sometime last year using it, and I absolutely love the case.
 
The orientation I went for is with the motherboard tray rotated 90 degrees clockwise, with my GPU being vertically aligned. My CPU's triple rad having its own compartment to the right, with the GPU's double rad having its own compartment to the left. As far as fan orientation, the two at the bottom there are my only intake (140mm fans) with me exhausting out the top and both sides. Despite that my temperatures are great, mainly because there's plenty of space at the bottom of the case under each compartment for the CPU and GPU rads to pull in fresh air.
 
The build process was good, but my only annoyance was when it came to routing cables. I had to redo that a couple times, cause due to the modular design of all the modules and compartments you have to route cables through specific cut outs inside of the case, otherwise you won't be able to put the side panels on.
 
Another important thing I want to mention is if you go with this case, go with the Deluxe edition, and not the base. The Deluxe costs more, but it gives you more options for how you want to set the case up, whereas the base edition seems pretty vanilla in terms of how you can setup the case.
 

For your budget, an Aeron classic or a Mirra might be doable. Worth mentioning too, I know the Aeron comes in A/B/C sizes, B for normal sized people, A small and C large. Often As and Cs can be found more easily/cheaply, but if you don't fit that size you can't really get around it.

I bought a used HM Aeron a few years back, had a local HM service provider come to my house and replace the gas cylinder, and all in, it cost me like 500 bucks and you can sit in it all day without issue - no pressure points, no sweaty ass, thanks to the mesh.

Looks awesome, thanks. I was considering the base to start depending on how much the compartments cost when added later, so its good to know to just start with the deluxe.

I did a case swap sometime last year using it, and I absolutely love the case.
 
The orientation I went for is with the motherboard tray rotated 90 degrees clockwise, with my GPU being vertically aligned. My CPU's triple rad having its own compartment to the right, with the GPU's double rad having its own compartment to the left. As far as fan orientation, the two at the bottom there are my only intake (140mm fans) with me exhausting out the top and both sides. Despite that my temperatures are great, mainly because there's plenty of space at the bottom of the case under each compartment for the CPU and GPU rads to pull in fresh air.
 
The build process was good, but my only annoyance was when it came to routing cables. I had to redo that a couple times, cause due to the modular design of all the modules and compartments you have to route cables through specific cut outs inside of the case, otherwise you won't be able to put the side panels on.
 
Another important thing I want to mention is if you go with this case, go with the Deluxe edition, and not the base. The Deluxe costs more, but it gives you more options for how you want to set the case up, whereas the base edition seems pretty vanilla in terms of how you can setup the case.
 

Like what Schnoz said.
I would imagine (I never used it myself) the app should have the option somewhere to save the settings, and load automatically when you start the system.
 
I recommend afterburner instead of that one. That said, I don't really think you're gonna gain a whole lot from OCing a 1050 ti. I can't imagine you being able to play recent games all that well with it. I guess it could help stay at 60 fps with low settings depending on whichever game you're playing.

No need to be a dick. Who knows what OPs living situation is like.

Newer versions replace the older ones. I never had any issues with this.

New VA panel is very fast respond time, minimal or basically no black smearing issue.
 
But I still don’t encourage you get mini-LED in VA. The blooming at mouse cursor is irritating when local dimming is on when using for productivity purposes. As usual it still got dirty screen issues in VA, also as usual poor viewing angle, it not impact much as we use it straight looking into it, but it is an issue if you plan sharing screen with people.
 
I own Samsung Odyssey Neo G9 as well Neo G8 which using new type of VA. I selling both after few months usage and go for OLED screen instead.
 
In short summary I won’t pick any Mini-LED in VA anymore.

You also forgot to mention the earth will come to an extremely violent end as we know it and all humans within the universe will cease to exist.

No, that only happens when someone pairs an Intel K cpu with a B series motherboard, or the other way around.

Many using Ultrawide or Super Ultrawide. This you need to experience yourself, it is either you like it or dislike it.
 
i myself prefer Ultrawide and now using Super Ultrawide - Samsung Odyssey OLED G9. 😊
 
For 32” OLED wide will be in 4K and will release some in year 2024. If you prefer 32” then you need to wait for it to release to purchase in market coming soon.

The fabric of time and space will shatter if you do that.

Have you communicated this to them?
 
Like just ask hey can I play some games on this machine? Tell em you'll have them on a external drive and you just need steam
 
If no then don't.
 
This sounds like a research pc that you shouldnt mess with and you were entrusted not to do so.
 
So dont go messing with the thing and leave it the fuck alone

Don't. Their work is more important than your games.
 
Unless you can remove their storage drive, install your own, and exclusively run your games off that, leave the machine alone.

KDE and Gnome are the only DE's that I have any experience with, and have little experience using XFCE. Theming is super easy to change and search for on KDE, don't know about any of the others.
 
That said, if theming is what matters most to you, then you should probably just install Garuda or EndeavourOS. Arch is Arch. Between the two, I like Endeavour more, it being more minimal than Garuda.

So you are not a business owner, and don't fully understand the economics of running a business?

So why did you went to Rossmann if you really think an ASP would quote you 59$ish for that repair?  Shop around see how it goes for you, you are only comparing their price against what would cost you if you do it yourself and thats not a reasonable expectation to have.
 
He has talked extensively about the limitations that an ASP license would have on him, where he would become just a delivery service between Apple and the customer, and have to replace whole motherboards even if the issue is fixable on component level. 

No, its not.  He has covered this in depth also that in order to apply for an ASP license he would then no longer be allowed to do 99% of the repairs he does.

So not how that all works.  You're very young, correct?  As in not much experience with repair shops, car dealers and mechanics, plumbers, electricians, etc?

if it says it in the bios with 0% load then your cpu heatsink is either mounted incorrectly or the fans aren't working.

i'd type something longer but you didn't really give much context

This should show what 11 setup wants - https://www.whynotwin11.com/
To bypass the requirements though, try making the install-media from official ISO with Rufus - https://rufus.ie/en/
Rufus allows to select the tweaks.