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  1. Snipergod87
    In addition to NAS's like posted above you could use backblaze.
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    Could be corrosion ro rust that was caused by left over chemicals on the back side of the GPU from manufacturing.
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    In theory it's possible, you need to go to a specialist shop that can do that kind of electronics "repair" along with a compatible CPU for that board, Apple being Apple may have only approved the CPU's that ship with it in the UEFI firmware so it just might not work with anything else.
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    in order to get 3.2Gb/s you need a 5Gbit or 10Gbit capable router, switches if you need those, and 5Gbit or 10Gbit ethernet links if you want to be able to use more than 1Gbit on a single computer.
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    At least you are not juggling 3 UPS's
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    I would probably go for an RX 580 8GB over the 1060 6G and save 20-30 bucks
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    As long as the NVME SSDs are not going thru the PCH but directly to the CPU there will be a performance bump at the cost of latency
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    slight upgrade a used 7700k would def be a bigger improvement. I don't think the upgrade to a 7600k is worth $100
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    Its old, not very good, basically a dual core. No upgrade path. The x4 950 is not really any better but at least is supports AM4 a modern socket.
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    At least for the recent damage it appears something you are doing is applying force to the socket, and the weakest thing gives, the connection on the end of the cable. I have never had these problems with laptops, either they be personal of one of the dozens of work laptops. I am inclined to believe that it is something you may be unknowingly doing in your environment.
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    I would still hold off on speculation all we have are leak's no official announcements
  12. Snipergod87
    Wouldn't know, might be other posts online or maybe just asking them
  13. Snipergod87
    There are hints are the lower end models still being 4 cores, No sure where you are getting this information about 1Ghz higher OC's then 1st gen ryzen, considering the CPU's aren't even out yet.
  14. Snipergod87
    You can try repairing it yourself it possible depending on how badly mangled they are. You can send it to them but you will have to pay a fee if they will fix it (or just charge you for a new board)
  15. Snipergod87
    Check thermals while gaming, in general all GPU's will get extremely hot under sustained load. It could even be a power supply issue
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    Might be worth noting is the time of day changes it as well, could be just overall usage. I notice my latency tends to go up a bit during the evenings for example. A decent way to compare is try pinging like 1.1.1.1 quickly after reboot and like half and hour later see if it changes. Video games dont use much in terms of bandwidth but are latency sensetive, if you have a bunch of other devices uploading or downloading on your network that can impact latency.
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    If you want to play the game then buy it, it's a pretty simple decision.
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    Simple answer: No Complex Answer: Yes but only in some very unique scenarios, for example if Device A and Device B are on the switch they won't have to go to the router to talk to each other only as far as the switch, but any modern router has more than enough throughput to handle that.
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    If it was a desktop keyboard you could replace the keys themselves, laptops are not as standardized.
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    What, thats just non-sense
  21. Snipergod87
    I have 2x MG279Q's and 1 PG279Q. I can tell the colors are better on my PG model compared to my MG models, even after calibration.
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    Not likely unless it is feeding power over the network cable that is not within 802.af or 802.at spec. That being said it is possible
  23. Snipergod87
    It possible it will work, and it is possible that it won't work. If it does boot timings will be defaulted which isn't a big deal since 1 stick is 2133 anyways
  24. Snipergod87
    2060 should be find for awhile at 1080p That being said 4GB from my experience was the minimum for 1920x1200 back when the 770 4GB's came out, some games ran horribly on the 2GB variant of the cards. Is most cases (but not all see above comment) your GPU's processing power will be the issue before VRAM.
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    Depending on the state of charge you left the battery in it could very likely be a toast battery and need a new one. Try just leaving it plugged in for an hour.
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