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Not liking the stacked rear I/O. If you put a waterblock on it then it's still technically a 4 slot card instead of becoming a single slot card. Why not just use the same bracket as the RTX 4090? Mad.

An i5 shouldn't really bottleneck a 970 honestly, and the other way around.
 
When you spurt out "i have an unstable cpu" we're obviously going to ask what the cpu is, as then we could even help just fix your issue so you don't need to upgrade at all.

2070 is slightly better than the 2060 super but it probably won’t make a noticeable difference in games. Also rtx 3000 should be available in a few months so you should wait till then

the 5700xt is great card it beats the 2060 super 

wait till the fall to get a new GPU
I'd get a 5700/5700xt if you need a GPU now

It normally costs more than buying the same item in a shop in the UK, cause it comes from the US still, so not only do you have to pay the expensive shipping, you have to pay tax on everything.

MSI afterburner
https://www.msi.com/page/afterburner

MSI afterburner
https://www.msi.com/page/afterburner

Also depends on the radiator size, thickness and fin density. Even the coolant used can make a slight difference.

"We bet on a volatile investment and lost. So we're blaming you."

You honestly couldn't make this shit up. Mere days after Linus built a $5000 PC which just about managed 200FPS @ 4K for a few frames in one game, gaming industry "analyst & expert" Michael Pachter is now claiming Sony's next gen PS5 will be capable of significantly better performance.
https://www.t3.com/amp/news/incredible-ps5-feature-set-to-leave-xbox-two-desperate-for-counterstrike
 
The only astounding thing is that you'd print this nonsense and not question it.
 
I won't bother going any deeper into the article as it continues talking as though this is possible and how Microsoft should be scared of the PS5.
 
Listen, unless Sony can cram a 9900K & 2 X 2080tis into the PS5 and somehow retail it for $500 to $600 it's very obvious Michael Pachter is talking out of his arse.

Apparently there are gonna be 3 versions of RTX 2060 cards, with 3, 4 and 6GB of VRAM. Even better, each one of those will have GDDR5 and GDDR6 variants. So what are welooking at? New hell for consumers.
 
According to videocardz (this is only GIgabyte, so 1 OEM, 39 CARDS!!!!!):
 
Not a lot to say except what the hell is this supposed to be? Imagine if they introduce the GDDR5X and 10/11 Gbps variants. We may end up with 9 or 12 cards. Jesus Christ, someone actually got paid to come up with those naming schemes and even worse, with the product(s).
 
Edit: So many reactions. Am I an influencer now? 

Mhm i'll definitely be considering that 3600/3600X. the step up from a 1600 to 2600/2600x wasn't worth it, but that just might be.

Mhm i'll definitely be considering that 3600/3600X. the step up from a 1600 to 2600/2600x wasn't worth it, but that just might be.

They are based in California from what my drawn-out research into finding a way to actually contact them over phone fruitlessly provided. they buy all the aluminum from China and have it shipped here. The product is cut and assembled here in the USA and then shipped.
 
these people are hopefully gonna find out screwing me over isn't a good idea because I won't shut up about it as we can see lol. fuck with my dream desk and I will come at you bro! lol

AnandTech reports that AMD is launching their limited edition Ryzen MAX Bundles.
 
Their Ryzen MAX bundles are offering a Ryzen CPU and a Wraith Max CPU cooler for only a tiny bit extra compared to the regular retail price of these CPUs.
 
 
 
Availability is this holiday season from select retailers. 
 
The Ryzen 5 2600X MAX should be retailing for £221.99 (£22 extra for a £65 worth Air Cooler).
 
The Ryzen 7 2700 MAX should be retailing for £285.49 (£15 extra for a £65 worth Air Cooler).
 
These are limited edition bundles so availability is only whilst supplies last.
 
These bundles look cool and the Wraith Max cooler definitely should be able to handle even a very healthy overclock on those chips.

Most cases have a cut out on the back of the motherboard so you can get to the back of the cpu easily, it also saves you from taking the mobo out.

It's not that old if it's already using sata cables.

In theory, yes, it will fit.
 
But it depends what chipset you're looking at, 1xx chipsets will possibly need a BIOS update, 2xx chipsets it will work just fine, and 3xx/4xx chipsets it won't work at all.

In theory, yes, it will fit.
 
But it depends what chipset you're looking at, 1xx chipsets will possibly need a BIOS update, 2xx chipsets it will work just fine, and 3xx/4xx chipsets it won't work at all.

Great but they're still probably gonna overcharge you

I remember there was a time where you had to pay for WhatsApp, got the first year free then you had to pay(though it was easy to get around). That's going back quite a few years as I was still in high school and I finished 5 years ago now. 
 
There was no ads back then though whether you paid or not. 

That front view is really confusing me... Is that 2 phones with one infront of the other, if so how's there only one set of cameras/sensors?
Or do the camera/sensor bits pop up from inside? but then the edge looks almost seamless so it doesn't look as if they do.

no, the screen slides down from it's main body to reveal the hidden front facing cameras

A x62 is massively overkill for a locked i5, just wasting his money there.
 
What's his use for the build? the build above will likely be better.