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I received a brand new GoPro Hero 6 Black for my birthday from my father, I am seriously considering saving up for a new 4k gaming/workstation system so I can utilize 4k footage from my GoPro. But I also wan't to game at 4k very badly as well. So my two questions are, which monitor and which graphics card? With my budget are there any other options that would be cheaper and or better? If you can save me money by your suggestions that would be great as well. 1. Budget & Location Ryzen 1800x Asus VI Hero 16GB RAM Graphics Card? Budget: 2000 2. Aim 4k footage rendering, 4k photo manipulation, 4k gaming, AAA titles. 3. Monitors I plan to run one 4k monitor, I would like it to be 140Hz. 4. Peripherals Don't worry about this. 5. Why are you upgrading? Received 4k camera, want to utilize it very badly.

I have an idea! *spongebob voice* There's a place on Reddit where you can actually purchase keys for very cheap. If I just burn an ISO onto a cd and buy a key from that place on Reddit? Would that work?

Quick backstory, When I tried to do this before, I remember coding something that allowed me to find the product key back when I had windows 7. I then upgraded to Windows 10, reran the script and it seemed the product key changed, do you think I could use this product key?

I would like to pop this 1TB HDD into someones desktop, then wipe it clean. After I would like to pop it into my new PC that I'm hopefully getting and install Windows 10 on it. However I dont wanna buy windows 10, could I use an ISO image instead through the Microsoft website?

Okay, so if i take my hdd and put that in my new computer, with a fresh windows, everything should work? Is there anyway I can burn a windows 10 ISO file and use that?

Not to confuse you with legitimately recycling them, But is there a way I can use my HDD in other computers? In my older computer there was a 320GB HDD, but when I tried to wipe it clean and put Windows on the drive it wouldn't let me. It wasn't through the disk though, It was through a factory reset. That leads me to another question, can I burn a copy of windows onto a cd/dvd and see if that works?