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Didn't even think about that lol, thanks for the help  

I'm selling professional profile pictures for $0.50 a piece, trying to get my name out there lol 

Just did a quick test, GPU usage is at 100%, core clock is at 1911mhz

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Just did thanks for helping a disabled person   

The 1800X isn't worth it, go for a 1700 and overclock it manually. Also, if possible pick a board from Asus or AsRock, they are the best where AMD is concerned.
 
In multithreaded use, the Ryzen beats intel, and it doesn't lag -that- far behind in games

I think the 8700k makes the 1800X redundant. To be honest, it dumpsters all over every ryzen chip especially when you use it's OC potential, and it even beats the 1800x in some workstation loads. 

I think ryzen 3,5 and the 1700(x) still have their place, but the 8700k just makes the 1800x worthless imo.

No

I think 25-29" has a good pixel density, anything over is a bit to big concentration wise and even usability.

Phanteks Halos are really good

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/9Cjsd6  Much better build just by changing a few things, also chopped off about $100. Ryzen isn't weird with ram, ram speed affect core functionality, it's just how it's designed, though I wouldn't be surprised if amd changes that on future chips... 

not worth it, get a used 970, 960 or 950. 

Hello everyone! Three days ago I finally finished my 5 month long plan and build, and I must say ; I'm supper happy how it turned out! I just wanted to say a warm thank you goes out to the LTT community for helping me with troubleshooting, build planning and OC'ing! Cheers!
 
parts list
ryzen 7 1700 OC 3.7 ghz
armor gtx 1070 OC
16gb g.skill rgb 2400mhz 
960 evo 256 g
corsair 850w 
seagate 2 to hdd
benq (idk the model) 1440p 60hz monitor
Some strange ass good looking mechanical keyboard and mouse
 
 




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Ultrawide is a niche market and therefore has more expensive products.

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hello all! I want to make my pc look nice so I am about to buy some cable extenders (orange,white and black)
I was just wondering if an 8 pin pci cable can extend to a 6 pin, (since my gpu only uses 6pin)
or should I just ger another 8 pin and tie the other 2 pin back.
thanks!

I currently have a rig with a 980ti in it, but hey I could always build another rig for my roommate in college with this right?
Thanks for the giveaway keep up all the great work. 

This AMD stock cooler is so whiney DX

Thank you everyone! I have just finished my first pc build! And I couldn't of done it without all your your amazing minds working with me! Thanks for all your opinions, topics, and of course helping me all along the way! You guys have all played a part in helping me choose my parts, build my pc, troubleshooting and installation!
 

Thank you everyone! I have just finished my first pc build! And I couldn't of done it without all your your amazing minds working with me! Thanks for all your opinions, topics, and of course helping me all along the way! You guys have all played a part in helping me choose my parts, build my pc, troubleshooting and installation!
 

Thank you everyone! I have just finished my first pc build! And I couldn't of done it without all your your amazing minds working with me! Thanks for all your opinions, topics, and of course helping me all along the way! You guys have all played a part in helping me choose my parts, build my pc, troubleshooting and installation!
 

Thank you everyone! I have just finished my first pc build! And I couldn't of done it without all your your amazing minds working with me! Thanks for all your opinions, topics, and of course helping me all along the way! You guys have all played a part in helping me choose my parts, build my pc, troubleshooting and installation!
 

I know -____- Im saying I have 2, 4 pin connectors

My full specs are AMD athlon 860k, GTX 950 2gb, HyperX 8gb Single channel ram, Gigabyte AMD FM2+ A68H SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 mATX ATX DDR3 2133 NA Motherboard, DIYPC-F2-0 case, 500gb western digital hard drive, Xion 500W PSU