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sorry but those images dont work. please just list the model number

might be a dumb question but have you checked the drive and formatted windows? otherwise I would be pointing at that ram

I dont like epic games, dont get me wrong, but we must remember valve is a company, and they are only doing it to make money

I dont like epic games, dont get me wrong, but we must remember valve is a company, and they are only doing it to make money

oh fuck I didnt mean to do that

I dont like epic games, dont get me wrong, but we must remember valve is a company, and they are only doing it to make money

I dont like epic games, dont get me wrong, but we must remember valve is a company, and they are only doing it to make money

they are an older design and do have some downfalls but overall are ok quality and I havent seen too many people having issues with them. for a low powered apu build its fine

I dont like epic games, dont get me wrong, but we must remember valve is a company, and they are only doing it to make money

oh fuck I didnt mean to do that

for purely gaming I would still say 3600

agreed with the others. r5 3600 for better gaming perf, pair is with 3600mhz ram, stick with the rx590, or even see if you can stretch to the 5700. if you can, do

Please don't try this, fish cannot regulate their body temperature.
 
The water temp controls their body temp and fast spikes of temperature are very hard on almost all fish. Most tropical fish like somewhere between 75-82f as well, if the water temp drops below or above this you need either a heater or a chiller. Ideally all temperature changes in the water should happen over a very gradual period of time. The flow you would need for a computer(ddc flows 1000l/h) would require a tank of 55 gallons at least too. Have you ever seen what grows in an aquarium filter? Growth is literally the function of an aquarium filter, it functions through mechanically and biologically filtering the water of nitrates and ammonia. I don't think the copper and aluminum would particularly be great for the fish either.
 
You would be much better off trying to water cool your computer from rain water, trying to create some sort of geothermic sink or use the largest radiator(think large truck) you possibly can with some sort of exterior radiator mounted outside with water sprayers or something, ect.

fish are VERY sensitive to changes in water temperature and can easily go into thermal shock and die. changing the loop temp quickly will will the fish for a start. second, fish food, the plants they require, ect will cause algae to build in the blocks. third, the water cooling parts have contaminants that can and will kill fish. dont do it. the fish will die.

terrible question, but custom loop, or d15

use display driver uninstaller (DDU) to clear the drivers.then install a freshly downloaded driver

rx 5700xt

rx 5700xt

I would be pointing fingers at ram. run tests on the ram to see if its having issues

5700 wins in everything, the 5700xt is even better

as said above they have cut down IPC to save on power consumption

then go the x370, so long as the bios supports zen 2, which will be listed in the bios revision notes

for that kind of budget air cooling is the way to go. Pick up a big cooler from noctua (d14 or d15) or be-quiet and you will be set and sorted. 

for that kind of budget air cooling is the way to go. Pick up a big cooler from noctua (d14 or d15) or be-quiet and you will be set and sorted. 

have a look on your local second hand website. a 8gb stick of basic ddr4 should be able to be picked up for $30 usd and a decent psu (reffer to the psu teir list) should be about the same