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I'm fairly sure that this stick would go with it, am I wrong? https://smile.amazon.com/Corsair-2133-288-Pin-Memory-CMV8GX4M1A2133C15/dp/B00SV7IILC/ref=sr_1_2?dchild=1&keywords=ddr4+ram+2133+8gb&qid=1585852836&sr=8-2

I'm pretty bad at reading at cpu-z, so if someone could tell help that would be appreciated

Also I'm going to have to use this chinese hex edited 8800 GT (it thinks its a 650ti) until the 1080 gets here, which makes me super sad lol

How exactly is having all of your product getting sold supposed to be bad for AMD lol? If anything this mining fad is the best thing that could have happened from AMD's point of view, all their old stock is sold out so they wont have to compete with their old product whenever they launch their new line. (Plus all that revenue they got from this)

Just sold my r9 290 that I paid $220 for years ago, for $340 dollars And bought a 1080 for 500 So after all the sales and everything, I upgraded to a 1080 (that gives me double the perfomance in basically everything) for basically 170 dollars ?

As a mail carrier... ? ?

I bought my r9 290 off a miner for real cheap ($230 which was pretty cheap back then for a 290) and it's served me well all this time ?

This makes it sound like all the work is done via the cloud no? I really hope not cause that would be dumb af considering peoples upload speed.

This would do absolutely wonders for the ISP environment in the USA. Why pay for ATT DSL or for Comcast if you can get good and cheap internet from SpaceX satellites? (Assuming of course, that these would be both good and cheap) AT&T and the other internet providers would suddenly be competing again, whether they liked it or not.

Will do

I believe its a 1.2 port, which does support 1440p 144hz

Displayport I did with the version I had downloaded already (what I thought was the latest since crimson said there was no updates) but there seems to be a later version up on AMDs website now that I'm gonna try and install.

My Monoprice Zero-G seems to be stuck at 60hz now after the Windows Creator update (I'm guessing, it was fine before and I hadn't noticed it running at 60hz until after I updated). Windows Display settings (it lists the monitor as a generic PnP Monitor) wont let me put it at 144hz, Radeon settings "spec" window shows this, but the Additional Settings does see that its maximum reported refresh rate is 144hz If anyone knows why its doing this, that would be very helpful.

I wonder if the 1600 and 1600x are going to be a 1700 and 1800x situation, where you can easily overclock it to the higher binned ones clock. Can't decide if I want to go ahead and get a 1600x or just get a 1600 >_<

Imma be getting one of those 6 cores/12 threads! my 4690k has been good to me but hot damn those prices