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Hello there! It looks like my local store is about to receive stock on Ryzen 5 5600x's, one of which will be kept for me. I was wondering if this CPU would be well paired with a 3080 for playing at 4k60. I'm currently rocking a 1440p monitor but I'm looking into upgrading when I can find a GPU... Thanks!

Hmm, I'll need to look into this. Thanks

Hey guys, I'm about to set up a game server and was wondering how i could get a notification when my dynamic IP changes, and be notified of the new IP. I've tried talking to my ISP about getting a static address, and unfortunately, they only offer it in their "enterprise grade" packages, which cost at least several hundred dollars. So is there any way this could be done with a raspberry pi or through a local linux machine? Thanks!

Hey guys, so for the past couple of days I've noticed something a little weird but mostly extremely frustrating when browsing with Chrome. Google is literally taking several seconds to load on a gigabit internet connection. First, I had an erreor about their SSL certificate being out of date, when the certificate clearly stated it was valid until March 23rd, 2030. I somehow got it working on Chrome again, however Firefox and Opera are giving me an error ("SEC_ERROR_UNKNOWN_ISSUER"). I've tried all the solutions I could find on google but with it not properly loading n all.. it wasn't super successful. Here's a video to show you what I mean. The page finished loading, I can click on what's there but it doesn't show up for a solid 5 seconds. Here are my specs, but this shouldn't be a hardware problem: W10 latest Ryzen 7 1700@3.7GHz 16GB G.Skill TridentZ CL16@3200MHz MSI X370 Krait mobo MSI ARMOR GTX 1070 All my browsers are on my SATA SSD. I've tried flushing my DNS, changing DNS servers (I use a raspberry Pi running Pi-Hole), clearing all the SSL certificates, clearing cache/cookies/browser history, etc... Please help Desktop_2020_03.25_-_11_02_33_01.mp4

SOLVED IT Reinstalled Cinnamon desktop, removed XFCE and rebooted, it said the disk was full, deleted a few things and I'm now back on track

Just removed he Nvidia drivers. Didn't help

Ok I'll check it out. It'll most likely work as Mint is derived from Ubuntu EDIT: If I run "startx" in the tty I get "No protocol specified" for about 5 minutes before server shuts down

So I tried to install Unity3D and it didn't work out. Each time I started it it would crash. Anyways, I moved on and did some stuff on blender. I switch off my computer and restart it a little later, reach the login screen, type in my password, hit enter and after that... A black screen... I could still move my cursor but other than that, nothing. I tried using Xfce and Cinnamon and still nothing but I can still access TTY though... Any help?

Here it is: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/Q778FT About 840€

Hold on I'll create a new PC Parts Picker thing

Ok I mocked up a quick PC parts picker list. It's 360 bucks and is the cheapest thing I could get with potato grade GPU and a somewhat decent CPU: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/LMQ6nQ Pros: Cheap Might run minecraft Cons: Doesn't look good Is pretty shit If I were you I'd wait a little to spare 500-600 bucks for a CPU and GPU upgrade.

This is the kind of stuff found in 486 PC's I think

Here is a link to something I found on HP's website: http://support.hp.com/en-us/document/c03521090

Some retro RAM, looked up the name on google and found a bunch of these on eBay: http://www.ebay.fr/itm/Hyundai-HYM532220W-70-8MB-72-Pin-EDO-SIMM-RAM-retrocomputer-vintage/281730600687?_trksid=p2047675.c100011.m1850&_trkparms=aid%3D222007%26algo%3DSIC.MBE%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D20140620074313%26meid%3Dbf61028a6bee4403b8f06c42885f091c%26pid%3D100011%26rk%3D1%26rkt%3D8%26sd%3D360473723459 I guess it's pre-DDR RAM