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Honestly tho I've Googled around abit and found that the ssl e-channel from waves is nutoriously crazy to run in large quantities so it might me bore worth it to just change my plugin suite after my projects are all done

No not really it only uses around 3-4gggis of ram max. Im running itx with a b450 board specifically the aorus pro wifi

Hiya! So I've been using my r5 3600 now for about a year in my work pc, i work in audio production, but now that im moving to larger projects i sometimes find that it isnt keeping up with my needs. I will at times load up projects with heavier plugins on almost all channels and the 3600 gets completely pinned at 100% which then leads to delays between clicking play and things actualy playing etc. Soo ive been looking at an upgrade. Id like to keep the rest of my hardware as it isnt being pushed as hard as the cpu. I've been looking at both the 5600 and the 5700g as theyre both on sale atm and not hugely expensive to start with but do you guys have any other recommendations? Im also on the fence if the 5600 is going to constitute that much of an upgrade but I've frankly go no idea. Anyone here with any experience running too many instances of the waves ssl strip for their own good?

what they said! After some quick browsing i can see that the wd blue 3d ssd costs about thye same and has DRAM cache If you want to look into more drives i suggest checking out the "budget sata" and "moderate sata" categories here: https://ssd.borecraft.com/SSD_Buying_Guide_List.pdf - (source u/NewMaxx on reddit)

Hi, I'm running Windows 10 64bit and whenever i speak the volume in "recording devices" on the controll panel keeps automacially adjusting after me speaking. It only adjusts when I make prolonged sounds so it seems like it's a bit slow at reacting I have alreade unticked the "let other devices controll this device" box in it's properties Is there any way I can hardlock the volume of the device somehow?

Aw man I've got nothing for ya can't see how just putting another gpu in would make it just not post. make sure ya haven't made any stupid otherwise maybe send the stuff back for warranty it it still has it.

Does your Mobo have more than one 16x slot that you can try your gpu in? Edit: also make sure you've got the gpu power cable in snuggly might be that.

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also check so that the chipset matches the generation of the cpu cause intel are dumb and they don't make em backwards compatible

I don't exactly get what you mean but a K processor is usually recommended even if the chipset doesn't support overclocking especially if you can get that for cheaper.

You should be able to set the usage preferences in the nvidia control panel its under "3d settings". There you can set your laptop to globally use the discrete gpu or set different settings for different programs.

You should be completely fine although that processor is some kinda low power model from what i can see so single core performance might lag a bit behind but it should still be okay. What res are you running at?

My hyper 212 was strangely enough quieter than the aio i got to replace it. Probably depends on pump quality. Also damn that's a major oof

If you're able to check it out irl before buying it to check for leaks n cracks n other stuff it'll prolly be okay. What sorta cooler do you have? Cause it might not be worth the money to upgrade if you have anything that's half decent. Also pump noise is an issue with older aios so if ya want it to be quieter id suggest getting something like a hyper 212 or a noctus u12s where the only noise maker is the fan. edit: didn't see the link you posted. Cooling wise its worth it if the unit is in good condition but noise wise it'll maybe be a bit louder due to that pump

found the same cpu as i have rn for $30 on ebay so ive ordered that and will try with a new cpu