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me here with a 3.2 mp potato camera on my phone.

you need to up that VIP tickets. People are gonna definitely "enjoy" the ride with Linus' "Limo" 

you need to up that VIP tickets. People are gonna definitely "enjoy" the ride with Linus' "Limo" 

WD Blue rotate at 5400 rpm while WD Black are 7200. WD Black is superior than Blue and Green.
 
You should get a SSD for a boot drive. WD Black is just not right when you come to price to performance ratio.

Why don't you just get a brand new battery unit from Dell iteself?

What does your Windows Event Viewer say? Check the logs.

I don't think so. But ask moderators about that. Most probably no.
 
But look into modding subforum https://linustechtips.com/main/forum/14-case-modding-and-other-mods/ people will constantly use custom sleeved cables if they're doing modded builds. At that time, just slide into their DMs and ask them  You can also take a look at Build Logs subforum https://linustechtips.com/main/forum/3-build-logs/.

To answer your question, No. There won't be any performance differences.
 
 
^^^ Long story here!

you need to up that VIP tickets. People are gonna definitely "enjoy" the ride with Linus' "Limo" 

G.SKILL's KM780R Keyboard
Buy on Amazon: http://geni.us/E5dUz

 

me here with a 3.2 mp potato camera on my phone.

or DIY Perks.

me here with a 3.2 mp potato camera on my phone.

First, we attend flight school. Then we need 250 hours of flight training before getting our pilot's licences. Typically other floatplane pilots help us here. 
Then, we apply for a job shipping videos out to viewers with LMG. LMG uses floatplanes to save money on building expensive airstrips and other infrastructure. This is why videos are sometimes delayed with the weather, it's hard to land on choppy water. We deliver to the nearest body of water, and it's all by truck from there. 
You can find out more about getting your pilot's license here 
https://www.faa.gov/pilots/become/
 

Yeah, for things like 'Consumer' - 'NAS' - 'Surveilance' it's fine, but a fucking drone drive? 
They did the same shit with the Xbox game drive - it's a portable HDD in a new shell with a new partner's branding

It doesn't "require" overclocking. But if you have a overclockable CPU and a compatible motherboard, please watch some videos on YouTube about overclocking. Then you can Overclock.

https://www.amazon.de/dp/B01JGQU8WI/?tag=pcp05-21

For those kinda prices you are either gonna be hoping for a great deal on an RX 460 (or maybe 550 when the price settles) or otherwise I would recommend you go second hand.
Check out the prices for the: GTX 660, GTX 660 Ti, GTX 760, GTX 750, GTX 750 Ti, HD 7850, HD 7950, R9 270X, R9 280, R9 280X.
Those are all quite well sold cards that should be available on the market. Most around the 80-100 euros.
 
EDIT: not sure if it was clear from what was mentioned before, but all modern GPU's will work in that motherboard.

Well i'm a xeon owner too... and only use it for gaming and a bit of rendering. the 1231 is a well known workaround to get the i7 haswell performance for the price of the i5
true ^^
 
@ OP I cannot imagine bottlenecking with that chip... 1060 is not much faster according to some benchmarks than my 970 and I don't have any problems. Is your chip really near 100% and the gpu only around 50ish % utilization?

Please hold on before buying any new components. I still think it's the software problem. There is no way in the world that a 1231 v3 gonna bottleneck a 1060. I can't think of any other reasons why you're facing this problem. Power options set in "High Performance" mode? GPU OC? Memory set on XMP profile?

Please hold on before buying any new components. I still think it's the software problem. There is no way in the world that a 1231 v3 gonna bottleneck a 1060. I can't think of any other reasons why you're facing this problem. Power options set in "High Performance" mode? GPU OC? Memory set on XMP profile?

Just to be safe. Take a back up and place it for RMA.

Just to be safe. Take a back up and place it for RMA.

If that port has 5 contact points like the one below, it's USB 3.
 

I have a G402 and I've seen people praising about G502 a lot. It's worth the money. Make sure you buy the Proteus Spectrum, not Proteus Core. Spectrum is RGB! WE NEED THAT RGB!