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I would go with 16gb of ram for futureproofing.
I don't know how different the Mexican Market is from the US one but you can get decent pricing on the latest ryzen chips (dead end platform tho)
or you can go for a new Intel cpu (the latest i5 is a decent deal) at 170US dollars (again don't know if its the same in your market)
 
As for GPU
I would go with whatever fits in your budget/will work for your applications.
(I would recommend watching some youtube videos on the games you want to play running on the cards you are looking at. (E.G, rtx 3060, RX 6500xt ECT)
 
For the rest just make sure your power supply is from a decent manufacturer (Corsair, EVGA)
Get a board thats compatible with your cpu and has decent vrm cooling (the heatsinks on the power delivery)
For the case get whatever looks nice and has decent airflow (NZXT airflow Corsair 400D ect)
For SSD get whatever fits in your budget and has the storage you need (you can always add more later.
 
What is the market like in your country currently? Still inflated? (for the gpus)
 
There are lots of good build videos coming out on youtube in the recent weeks, maybe see if any of those builds look good to you and mimic it.
 
Hope this helps (Again not in Mexico)
 
 

Definitely don't try to fix those bent edges. A real chance of doing further damage.

It won't effect prformance per say but rebendinging it back would help make the fan easy to put in

It's fine, as long as it doesn't look like it fell off the back of a truck going down the freeway it'll perform fine. 

About what id recommend 
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/K79Nxs
The 12400f isn't the most steller choice for things like video editing, but it's a great choice for games.
Cheap aftermarket cooler that's pink
Good board for the price
Cheapest kit of 16gb ram
Cheap 1tb storage
Similarly perfroming gpu to the 2060s with the 6600xt slightly edging it out in raw perfromance.
Pink case with airflow
Decent psu. 
 
Beyond my pc recommendation, you can move around the rest as you please since keyboard and mouse are heavily subjective, so she can choose a different company color or ect. 
I'd want to put a 1440p 144hz monitor in here just for it being a stong balance for visuals in perfromance, but that'd be over budget  and just a suggestion to keep in mind

Introduction
Some of you guys might now Zonked thread with the exact name. He started the topic to gather our knowledge of the best programming stuff you can find.
So first, a thank you for Zonked who started this work!
Since he is unable to update the thread regularly, I will, with the consensus of alpenwasser, continue his thread.
 
Zonkeds intro
I decided it would be a good idea to have a thread that is a complete collection of helpful programming resources and tutorials. This will be an going, frequently updated post that will require input from you guys also. So help me build the ultimate programming resources thread. Simply leave them in the comments and I will add them.

General Programming Resources
Stack Overflow -A forum inhabited by professional developers. You can also ask questions and will receive help.
MIT Open Courseware -Online Computer Science lectures from MIT University. Features lectures, resources and handouts
The New Boston - Video tutorials of lots of languages, also entertaining.
Code Cademy - Interactive learning with rewards in a variety of languages
Code School - Interactive Tutorials in a variety of languages
TopCoder - Programming competitions
Google Code Jam - Archived Google Jam contests and exercises
USACO Training Gateway - Programming problems
Tutorials Point - Extensive written tutorials about a variety of languages
Tutorialized - Tutorial Site with the code embedded next to the tutorials
Educator - Tutorial site on a variety of languages

Python
Learn Python The Hard Way - Extensive HTML book on the basic of Python
Dive Into Python - Same concept as the above resource, but slightly more advanced
PyGame - Features tutorials for Python game development.
Python.Org - Official Python website. Includes tutorials and documentation.
Invent With Python - Online tutorials of actual programs and games (very good!)

C
Live Gnome - Variety of C resources and projects
Learn C The Hard Way - Learn C the Hard way (Work In Progress)
C Programming WikiBook - C programming Wiki
Tutorials Point - Lots of C resources
Learn C.org - Interactive C resources
[bOOK] C Programming in Easy Steps -  Mike McGrath (isbn 978-1840785449)

C#
MSDN - Official Site for C#
Home and Learn - Beginner C# Tutorials
C# Crash Course

C++
C++ Reference - C++ reference
C Plus Plus - Official C++ reference
Tutorials Point - C++ tutorials
C Programming - In depth tutorials on C++
MSDN Visual C++ - Visual C++ tutorials
Stephan T. Lavavej Video Tutorials: Core C++
Stephan T. Lavavej Video Tutorials: STL
Stephan T. Lavavej Video Tutorials: Advanced STL

Visual Basic
VB Code - VB tutorials
Home and Learn - Basic Visual Basic tutorials
Tutorials Point - Loads of great VB tutorials
Tutorialized - Even more Visual Basic tutorials

Java
Oracle Docs - Official Java documents
Code Ranch - Great Java forum
Tutorials Point - Lots of Java Tutorials
Learn Java Online - Lots of Java resources and interactive learning
Programcreek Great Java Tutorial Site

HTML/CSS/Javascript
W3 Schools - Good starting point for html/css/javascript
Mozilla Developers - Web development tutorials
HTML Dog - HTML, CSS and JavaScript tutorials
CSS Tricks - CSS Tutorials
JsFiddle - Javascript Collab Tool

PHP
Better PHP - PHP Video tutorials of code snippets
PHP Academy - PHP videos and tutorials
PHP.Net - Useful PHP documentation

SQL
Learn SQL the hard Way - Learn SQL the Hard Way

Perl
Perl.Org - Official Perl website.
Perl Meme - Perl Tutorials.
Perl Begin - Perl for beginners.
Modern Perl Books - Book on Pearl
High Order Perl Book - High Order Pearl Book

Ruby
Try Ruby - Ruby interactive resources.
Learn Ruby The Hard Way - Learn Ruby the Hard Way

Android Development
Android Developers - Official Google docs, tutorials, guides, tips and tricks
Google Developers - News and guides for a variety of languages including Android development
XDA Developers - #1 Android dev forum. Includes tutorials, ROMS, news, tips, techniques and much more!!!

iOS Development
Apple Documentation - Official Apple Documentation
Apps A Muck - Lots of iOS development tutorials
App Coda - More iOS application development

3D Programming
OpenGL Tutorials
Learning Modern 3D Graphics Programming

Books
Free Programming Book List on Github
Stackoverflow C++ Book Guide
Think Python -Allen Downey
Design for the non Designer -Robin WIlliams
The Pragmatic Programmer -Dave Thomas
Javascript: The Good Parts -Douglas Crockford
Code Complete -Steve McConnell
The Art of Computer Programming -Donald Knuth
Discrete Mathematics for Computer Scientists -John Truss
The art of Unix Programming -Eric S. Raymond
Head First Java and Design Patterns -Eric Freeman
C Programming Language -Brian Kernighan, Dennis Ritchie
Computers as Components -Wayne Wolf
Operating Systems Concepts with Java -Abraham Silberschatz, Peter Galvin, Greg Gagne
Higher Order Perl - Mark Jason Dominus
Perls of Wisdom - Steve Litt
The C++ Programming Language -Bjarne Stroustrup
Game Coding Complete -Mike McShaffry
Introduction to Algorithms -Thomas H. Cormen, Charles E. Leiserson and Ronald L. Riverst
Computer Organisation and Architecture -Linda Null and Julia Lobur
The Mythical Man-Month -Frederick P. Brooks JR
Computer Organisation and Design -David A. Patterson and John L. Hennesy
Architecture of Open Source Applications
Modern C++ Design -Andrei Alexandrescu
Computer Networking: A top-down approach featuring the internet -
Database System Concepts -Abraham Silberschatz, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan
Artificial Intelligence, A Modern Approach -Stuart Russel, Peter Norvig
Concepts in Programming Languages -John C. Mitchell
The Art of Prolog -Leon Sterling, Ehud Shapiro
Elements of the Theory of Computation -Papadimitriou
Computer Graphics: Principles and Practice -Hughes, van Dam, McGuire, Sklart
Java - How to Program -Harvey & Paul Deitel
Thinking in Java -Bruce Eckel
C++ Primer Plus (6th Edition) (Developer's Library)-Stephen Prata


Compilers/IDE's
Microsoft Visual Studio - Microsoft Visual Studio (C, C#, C++)
Eclipse - Eclipse (Java/Android)
Netbeans (Java)
Code Blocks - Code Blocks (C++)
Bloodshed (C++)
Android Studio
Jetbrains - Several IDE's and/or plugins that make C#/Python/Java/Php etc easier to code

Text Editors
Notepad++(Windows)
Text Mate (Mac)
Sublime Text(Windows/Linux)
Brackets
Aptana -Open source web development tool
Qt Project - C++/QML IDE
VIM -Advanced (!) Text Editor (small tutorial[/url)
Emacs -Advanced (!) Text Editor

Other
Gamedev.net - A forum full of professional game developers
DBforums - Database Forums
Codingbat - Java & Python Challenges
Bitbucket - Source Control Provider like github, but then Private
Sourcetreeapp - Tool to manage github/bitbucket
OverAPI - Cheatsheets for several languages
Regexr - Regular Expressioin Tester
Project Euler - Programming and math exercises (Can get quite advanced)

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Thank you

For a second I thought you were talking about the SAS storage interface...
 
I personally use Symantec Endpoint and have had no issues with it. It's very trigger happy though. It does flag quite a few false positives if the file is new (like my animation program...though it trains itself over time).

https://www.av-test.org/en/antivirus/business-windows-client/
https://www.mrg-effitas.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/MRG-Effitas-360-Assessment-2017-Q1_wm.pdf
 

Well I assume you're trying to achieve something by doing this, so lets start there. Why do you need/want the IP address to follow the user? It doesn't really achieve anything to the best of my knowledge.
 
That said, the best way is probably going to be using a captive portal. But the DHCP and captive portal together are going to need to be handled by your firewall/gateway. pfSense supports captive portals.
 
Or you could put the computers into a secure VLAN with access to nothing but a VPN server, and force every client to dial into the VPN server. The the VPN server can hand out IP addresses.
 
The issue with changing IP addresses by user is it'll get an IP before anyone logs in, and will obtain a lease. This lease is usually set for xx amount of time and will not bother looking for an IP address until the lease expires. It's also not good to a computer to be changing IP addresses so frequently, lot of services might get confused (just because it's supposed to work doesn't mean it always does).
 
If it's logging, most firewalls support some form of AD-integration and as such your logs will reflect who did what when most of the time. Newer firewalls go a step further since they're UTMs / Endpoint Protection services bundled together.
 
If it's control, there is a plethora of options for anything you can imagine.

It should be done at the network level. 
 
Generally with a network, you'll have a single VLAN for "Client Data" (or whatever you want to call it).
Then if you want different IP's for different segments, e.g a specific area, different floors, different buildings, etc... then you'll configure the scopes on the router or layer 3 switch and target the scope name. On a Cisco IOS device it's called dhcp-relay. You'll need to look at the commands / manual for your specific router/switch manufacturer.
 
If you don't have the option of doing this, then you'd have to use a separate DHCP server. 
 

Today was my birthday! (August 7 that is) my family only texted happy birthday and me and my girlfriend of 3 years were fighting all day and no one got me anything. So I am feeling extremely lonely and just need to know I am not alone. 

are you gay,bisexual,lesbian or transexual? 
if so then you can post your coming out story here.
(if you want to you could just say hi)
 
ill start:
i got caugth kissing a boy after school, my mother found us in the bicycle shed about half an hour after every one had left. and its been normal after that (none of my family actualy cared they just responded good or wow you are brave. (could not ask for a better response, im bisexual btw)
 
 

You're not stating what the goal is.
 
WHY are you trying to demonstrate that certain users were assigned a specific IP Address?
 
Why does user "John" need IP 192.168.1.55, regardless of what computer he's on?

There are currently 1,307 users on, so don't worry, you aren't alone. Also, happy birthday.
 

The closest thing to this I can think of is 802.1X - which makes you log into the *network* before the device can connect. I know that it is possible via this to assign the device to a specific VLAN based on the user that logs in, but I don't know if that can assign an IP address based on the user.

That comment was specifically talking about PPP authentication which was done via CHAP 
That's not how it works. The IP address is assigned via the DHCP server after then nic is initialized. The user logging in doesn't have anything to do with the DHCP process. 
 
You won't be able to use Windows Server DHCP to do this if it's possible. 

Which one is better?
 
EVGA GeForce GT 740 02G-P4-3740-KR - Low profile 2 GB GDDR5 128bit DVI / HDMI / VGA
or
 
MSI NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 TI 4GB GDDR5 DVI/HDMI/DisplayPort Low Profile PCI-Express Video Card

The 1050Ti for sure. 
 
Look at this: http://www.game-debate.com/gpu/index.php?gid=885&gid2=3669&compare=Nvidia GeForce GT 740-vs-Nvidia GeForce GTX 1050 Ti 4GB 

I am new to computer building, and yesterday I built my first computer. I would like to thank the kind members of this forum for helping me figure out this thing and successfully complete my first build! You guys were of great help to me, and otherwise, I might've not been able to get it done! I currently have it hooked up, and it is operating wonderfully! I am very excited to use this machine

Don't make me feel ashamed, I don't know how to solder  

I don't know the process exactly, but essentially you need to root and use something like App2SD.

Knowing how to solder and de-solder though is the beginning. Without that, you probably aren't getting very far.

It's not just Apple. HTC, LG, Sony, Google, etc all do it. You can add expand the memory through memory cards, but most phones have internal memory soldered to the CCA.

downloadmoreram.com duh
 
But in all seriousness, no.... Unless you work in a factory in china and replace the bin with 8GB storage chips with 64GB ones..... Yay everyone gets free memory! Actually, no don't do that...... just don't. You can't...