themctipers

https://www.pcgamer.com/xbox-one-s-and-one-x-are-getting-amd-freesync-2-support/
 
Anyways, this looks like your cheapest option from what i can find on PCpartpicker after a quick search https://pcpartpicker.com/product/t4Crxr/acer-monitor-umhg0aa001
 
If you want to buy an Nvidia GPU, there's a kickass deal on a Dell TN display with 165Hz refresh rate.
https://pcpartpicker.com/product/CwgPxr/dell-s2417dg-238-165hz-monitor-s2417dg

sorta ish
not high/ultra, but good enough (medium-high modern gaming)

A fork bomb is basically running a CMD or batch file with %0 in it.
 
What it does is basically repeat that process in an endless loop, consuming memory and resources until the computer needs to automatically reboot to clear its memory.
 
It's actually a form of DoS attacks

why liquid cooler
why curved 1080p?
no idea if that PSU is a firebomb or not, but it is thermalfake so.. tread carefully.

I turned my back to high prices decades ago!
 
Most plans tack on an extra $20+ a month to your plan for the "Free Phone" LOLOLOL
And you also need to be on the $50/m plan in order to get that "New Free Phone" LOLOLOL
 
That is about grand a year.

The E3 Xeons support (unnbuffered) ECC. And transcoding doesn't require that much power -- the only way he'd need dual CPUs is if he ended to transcode a few dozen 1080p streams.

rufus
do the windows installer 
 
after that, partition editor 
create partition
there, now you have two, one for installing windows, and the other for general storage
 
 

english pls

rufus
do the windows installer 
 
after that, partition editor 
create partition
there, now you have two, one for installing windows, and the other for general storage
 
 

english pls

1.6k for a 1080p and 7700HQ and a 1060 6gb
no..

The performance loss is negligible (3-5% possibly, maybe) on newer architectures and the older ones have a larger performance hit, ~20% or so as you say at max (maybe core 2 duo era?)
 
if it just requires CUDA, go for the i9 that has more PCIe lanes (more PCIe lanes, more GPUs can be used for compute, 8700k only has 16 lanes)

1700
 
more cores, can be overclocked to be slightly higher than 8700 (not k)'s stock speed, AM4 will be supported until 2020.

no, the keyboard is just very annoying and difficult to replace and remove.
 

looks nice
quieter
 
con:
expensive
useless
 

looks nice
quieter
 
con:
expensive
useless
 

no, the keyboard is just very annoying and difficult to replace and remove.
 

looks nice
quieter
 
con:
expensive
useless
 

no, the keyboard is just very annoying and difficult to replace and remove.
 

waiting for this to become a disappointment like allo, and having 0 more carriers supporting this..

waiting for this to become a disappointment like allo, and having 0 more carriers supporting this..

during lunch I go home...
and so yes, I did pull down my pants, everyday, at home to be naked and like watch youtube on my bed while eating and drinking  
 
where's my daily new tv for 7 years at

during lunch I go home...
and so yes, I did pull down my pants, everyday, at home to be naked and like watch youtube on my bed while eating and drinking  
 
where's my daily new tv for 7 years at

it's VNAND TLC, which is not regular TLC.
you could say the bits are stored like traditional TLC, but it does not wear out and slow down as fast as TLC, iirc it's a middle ground between MLC and TLC, edging closer to MLC
 

it's VNAND TLC, which is not regular TLC.
you could say the bits are stored like traditional TLC, but it does not wear out and slow down as fast as TLC, iirc it's a middle ground between MLC and TLC, edging closer to MLC