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Current macropad I'm building. It uses gateron browns.
 

Here's some pics I took.

Current macropad I'm building. It uses gateron browns.
 

Here's some pics I took.

Here's some pics I took.

Here's some pics I took.

Current macropad I'm building. It uses gateron browns.
 

Current macropad I'm building. It uses gateron browns.
 

here's an older pick of my cz P09 and ar15

here's an older pick of my cz P09 and ar15

here's an older pick of my cz P09 and ar15

I just picked up a mosin nagant sniper package for $1050. all matching besides scope mount.

I'm going to try setting the memory at 2933mhz.

First it might be better to return the 9900k for an i7 or R7 and use the money towards a better gpu. No you will need to reinstall windows to have the proper drivers installed. I would backup all the files you cant recover and then reformat your drive. Is this a ssd or hdd?

I really like the MRO, it's a big step up from the Vortex Strikefire 2 and Vortex Spark I've had on the rifle before. 
 
I've had the MRO on this rifle for almost a year now, I leave it on 24/7 and this rifle gets shot ~ 200 rounds a month or so and I've never changed the battery. With my RMR I change the battery on the 1st of the year, and I plan to do the same with the MRO. 
 
I got it without a mount from PSA for $325 shipped, so if you keep your eyes open you can find good deals.

BULL SHIT. Look up Moca dude. You can nearly do 1 Gbps on Moca with the newer hardware. Also Coax networking is used by major cable cos, for whole home DVR. 
 
I think you screwed up. You didnt need a second Verizon router, plus added multiple routers rarely solves issues it can in fact cause issues. Id look at Moca adapters and maybe a network swtich OR they have a moca adapter with WiFi built in. 

The point Im making is its not 1980s tech if they are actively developing it. Also most people cant easily run Ethernet in their homes, though they may also have coax already ran. Secondly WiFi extenders are shit and should never be used unless under extreme circumstances. Ive heard of reports of people getting 400 Mbps on unbonded Moca adapters, with bonded adapters getting 800 Mbps. Fact is, wired is always better, even if its not Ethernet. Moca is also worlds better than power line adapters. 
 
And no they are not moving from Coax. Verizon FIOS converts its fiber to coax at the home. This way they can offer TV service and internet thru the same wire. Even Comcast in some areas runs Fiber to the home but will convert to Coax at the house and run it like a Docsis network like they already have. 

120 windows open in chrome. 

thats not hot , 80-90c is where you need to start to worry

my laptop idles at 50c

Mines 41C at idle. If you got plenty of airflow, your fine. This isn't a random new issue right?

50c is , also not that hot for a motherboard either

50c might be hot for maybe a hard drive but if you're talking about a north or southbridge thats not hot for a microchip

No u should be fine. 

Forgot to post this. M82A1 .50 bmg. Shooting 1000 yards. 
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Looking at MSI's website, it doesn't look like that ram (assuming that the SKU is CMK16GX4M2B3000C15) is supported by first generation Ryzen CPU's.

https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/support/X370-GAMING-PRO-CARBON#support-mem-12