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Slottr

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About Slottr

  • Birthday May 22

Profile Information

  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Canada
  • Biography
    Probably watching Cowboy Bebop again

System

  • CPU
    R5 3600
  • Motherboard
    MSI B450i Gaming Plus
  • RAM
    32GB
  • GPU
    RTX 3070
  • Case
    NR200P
  • Storage
    1TB S11 Pro, way too much network storage
  • PSU
    650W EVGA GM
  • Display(s)
    VG27AQ, GW2765HT
  • Cooling
    Scythe Big Shuriken
  • Keyboard
    TOFU65, lubed Gateron blacks

    KBD Lite R3 - Lubed Kailh Creams
  • Mouse
    Viper Ultimate
  • Sound
    560S
    Q2U
  • Operating System
    W10/11/MacOS/Ubuntu
  • Laptop
    M1 Macbook Air

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  1. You'd want to look at a 7800X3D instead then - and for the board I would just grab something like an Aorus elite AX.
  2. Technically anything over 2133 is an "overclock". But the 7000 chips are actively stable at 6000 CL30. The board won't provide you any more performance, and trying to get 7000Mhz memory will be either lackluster or redundant
  3. What are you using this system for? 7950X is a very niche chip, very few people actually need what it provides. X670 strix boards are wildly overpriced For AM5 you'll want to look at 6000Mhz and CL30 memory. When memory says its "for intel", it doesn't mean anything. Just that it was tested on that platform. Kind of like saying you can't change what hand an oven mitt goes onto lol.
  4. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/ stdio is a library because its a localized functional system with no external integrations. When you call the windows.h header you're calling the windows library to interact with it internally. The API call is a wrapper for whatever the API contains - generally more libraries. If you look at windows.h you'll see specifically what you're touching. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/api/winbase/ You may also want to brush up on what header files actually do- and how they interact with overarching programs.
  5. I had the same dilemma - didn't find the price jump worth it at all for the features. If you want to be very particular with the sleep tracking, series 9 will likely be the way to go- SE will do the same but just won't be as detailed.
  6. Its a fine enough board, yes Bottlenecking is an immeasurable, non-tangible issue
  7. I usually just charge mine at night with my phone - but 30 minutes will be enough to handle the day My SE bettery is about 2 days if I don't charge, 5 days if I just leave it disconnected and sitting on my nightstand - but I do charge it every night. I rawdog, sorry lol I like Apple's sport bands, they're super easy to clean. For dressier moments I grabbed a leather one off amazon. I'd say its worth the apple care, especially if you're doing labour.
  8. Its fairly barebones, but thats a pretty good price.
  9. IDEs are just text editors at their very core. Integrations with debugging tools and terminals in one location is where they thrive You compile whatever code you're writing. I could write java code in pycharm, but that doesn't make the program I wrote python. Yes you do- debuggers are one of the best, and most helpful tools you can use as a developer. Depends on the level of understanding you want. There is plenty of documentation on the microsoft learn website.
  10. -Locked- You can see a collection of posts you want here:
  11. If I had to choose out of those, go for the Viper. The switches are much better. However, take a look at the XM2WE and X2V2. Those are both very similar mice. The XM2WE is one of the better of the ambi mice out there.
  12. For gaming, and the microphone dilemma, just grab the TYGR's. They're a very good set of cans
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