Snipergod87

well the 9600k is faster but either would be fine with a 2060

You do realize that caching the file transfer does literally nothing to speed up the time it takes to get the file onto the drive, right...................

Could be corrosion ro rust that was caused by left over chemicals on the back side of the GPU from manufacturing.

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.

If you want to play the game then buy it, it's a pretty simple decision.

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.

What, thats just non-sense

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.

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.

Interesting read, I have an X-850 myself, which I know from testing was able to deliver 1kw of DC power and being in spec.  I have no need to replace it at 6-7 years old.
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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.

I dont know man im running a 1070, used to have dual 770 4GB's, Still running an OCed 4770k

Interesting read, I have an X-850 myself, which I know from testing was able to deliver 1kw of DC power and being in spec.  I have no need to replace it at 6-7 years old.
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Are you using the official charger?
Have you tried a different charger and cable?
 
Is there some background task eating the battery (maybe a reboot will fix it)

Would be helpful if you said what CPU and motherboard you are using.

CS:GO is cpu bound, best settings would be everything on low at the lowest resoltuion,  Otherwise upgrade CPU.

Completely unrelated to what you want but play DDLC it's a good game (seriously)

Would be helpful if you said what CPU and motherboard you are using.

Interesting read, I have an X-850 myself, which I know from testing was able to deliver 1kw of DC power and being in spec.  I have no need to replace it at 6-7 years old.
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Interesting read, I have an X-850 myself, which I know from testing was able to deliver 1kw of DC power and being in spec.  I have no need to replace it at 6-7 years old.
Going to miss HardOCP

They are rather common, many ssd's are SED's now a days, the support issues may have been in regards to whether or not the SSD would work as a SED on old systems (imagine an old Pentium 4 for example)

Any USB 2.0 hub or later would be fine.  I would recommend a powered one (one with an external power brick).  Will greatly reduce changes of hub being underpowered and devices having their power cut.
Your keyboard and mouse are probably limited to 2.0 or 1.1 data rates anyways.

They are rather common, many ssd's are SED's now a days, the support issues may have been in regards to whether or not the SSD would work as a SED on old systems (imagine an old Pentium 4 for example)

No that is for the entire disk

Most GPU's will not accept 6 pins if it is expecting 8 pins,  There were a few GPU's that could do this (were designed to do so)but this was over a decade ago.
 
You can do this, what will happen is computer will turn on and you will get a message telling you to plug in GPU PCI-Express power.