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Leo_B

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  1. The channel now shows only 4 million subscribers, and ~10% of their previously available videos still live. Hopefully YouTube can roll this back, otherwise this is gonna be devastating.
  2. I have put together a couple of part lists together for my first PC build. They were based on the pcpartpicker build guides, but I have made some modifications. The main differences between list A and list B is that list a uses a Ryzen 5 3600X, 16GB RAM, and a 500GB SSD, whereas list B uses a 3700X, 32GB RAM, and a 1TB SSD. My questions to you are: 1) does it make sense to make the jump to the more expensive list B?, and 2) are there any changes that you think I should make to the list that makes more sense? Any help would be appreciated! Here are some details for context: I am in the US, but I don't like to waste money on parts I don't need My max budget is $2000 - $2100 I plan to play some graphics intensive games, do CAD work, do video conferencing work, and join the LTT folding team. I have 2 1080p 144Hz monitors, might get a VR headset later (at least a year later) I already have all of my peripherals This is my first desktop PC, I've been gaming on a laptop up to this point and it's time to get a real rig. Also, here are the part lists: [Build A] [Build B]
  3. I really like how small it is, but still remains nice to look at. In a setup where you want minimalism, but not a boring setup, this tiny desktop could work well.
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