Ryanwake

ide like to see comparisons and videos on first gen ryzen pcs that have been sitting around for years to get more people on board

the only intel pcs ive used are old pre builts, nut i bought a 2019 ryzen laptop and 3600 pc. and i have noticed some driver issues with pre installed drivers that i can fix in a few min and a restart. also some people think amd dosent last as long, but i have 3 cousins with amd pcs that are from 6-10 years old still being used.

also this shows up in the volume controls

when i gogle searched this pixel 2 accessibility green box Search Results Featured snippet from the web How do I get rid of the green box in Google pixels? With TalkBack on, you first tap the Settings icon one time. For those who can see the screen, a green box appears around the icon and you hear the phone announce “Settings.” You then must double tap on the icon to enter the Settings menu.

Well obviously they couldn't get 1300 to test for a year, but they could stress test ten a week, then test the last batch for a year. They've already taking precautions for their server room, they know what they're doing and they would take precautions for fire. And I imagine old cheap components can easily be a 300 watt PC or a 750 watt PC. Yeah obviously 13 * 100 is 1300, you should see the budget for the video though. Plus I'm sure they have parts for 10 pieces lying around. They don't have to buy 100 I'm sure they can get plenty of information out of 10. I just don't I think that would convince to figure out what cheap psus are good or bad. Because most pre-builts come with crap power supplies, and HP z200 2010 pre built with no gpu been running for 5 years as a media pc. The only thing died is a hard drive

I bet the reason $13-$25 power supplies just have a higher failure rate. And maybe if u follow the 80% rule you won't run into a short lifespan. But ide love to see benchmark these for a year, disassemble a few, to see if the parts actually have the listed specs. And i hear welders and other things are basically expensive power supplies, and u could modify them into spot welders or something after your done with them. And after u test it u could build a cheap af pc, and sell it as a media pc.

Lol srry. Thanks for pointing out the 5500 for $155, hopefully it's still there when I purchase it.

Thx for answering all my questions

its a placeholder part because i can't find a price below 160 rn but I could fine it as 115 this morning. I probably will based on the price rn, but I would prefer the 10-20% multitasking over 10-20%singlethreded performance. But I will get it if prices stay the same

I probably will based on the price rn, but I would prefer the 10-20% multitasking over 10-20%singlethreded performance. But I will get it if prices stay the same

its a placeholder part because i can't find a price below 160 rn but I could fine it as 115 this morning.

I probably will, its the best option rn but I would prefer 10-20% multiuser the 10-20% single threaded performance.

Feel free and critique And or replace every component, but the price changes are crazy fast so if you pick a part based on its price specifically play point it out And I mainly play Minecraft and a few games on Xbox game pass with my ryzen 3500u laptop, and pre-built HP from 2010 with an upgraded quad-core. I have no idea how much compute power I need, but I do know I would like play Ark survival evolved and switch emulator. So unless there's a crazy sale I wasn't gonna spend more than the United $97 570, but it looks like I'm going to have to go up at least a little if I want to buy new. https://pcpartpicker.com/list/7WwN4n 1600 14nm price changed since this morning but I saw it for $115, so I'll definitely be waiting for something applicable to this. You think this $73 motherboard with a wimpy a vrm heatsink is good enough for a mild overclock. https://pcpartpicker.com/product/hpRzK8/gigabyte-b450m-ds3h-micro-atx-am4-motherboard-b450m-ds3h 2x8 g skill ripjawas 3600 red $69.99, can someone explain cast latency and if the difference between 16 and 19 is the reason why this it is the cheapest 3600 kit. Or is it just because it's old. https://pcpartpicker.com/product/VtL48d/gskill-ripjaws-v-16gb-2-x-8gb-ddr4-3600-memory-f4-3600c19d-16gvrb Cheapest M.2 drive 240gb $35 from silicon power, I could spring for the Kingston a400 thats $39 but idk if itw worth it. Placeholder card, I found a cheap looking 570 on Amazon for $97. I found a few good-looking cards, 1650 for 150, and 580 8gb 145, and 5500xt for 175. Other 570s are $135 And the $97 is $220 now, its been 2 hours. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B071DF8SJV/?tag=pcbuilder04-20&ref_=d6k_applink_bb_dls_failed IDK if I need that much performance though I was hoping to just buy the cheapest thing and build a new PC in two years. This $69 case looks good, but I'm not sure yet, before the walk down I saw the case just like it for $49.99. https://pcpartpicker.com/product/b7hmP6/nzxt-h510-atx-mid-tower-case-ca-h510b-b1 https://keepa.com/ if you want to track the crazy price changes on Amazon here you go I already have PSU in the list I paid $45 for it and it's 80 now

And my budget is flexible I just want to build a cheap sensible PC, I just don't want to over spend because I don't much games.

I'm thinking about getting a 1600af and upgrading it down the line. And pairing it with 3200 ram or faster. And the cheapest graphics card that can play Ark survival evolved at 1080p. And I would probably go used, if I can find something with good performance under $100 otherwise it would get something new. Then upgrading the cpu and ram, and building a second pc with them. Should I wait for cheaper x570 boards, or should I get a b450 board, and when i upgrade the cpu, just get a cheaper x570 motherboard then?

I probably wouldn't buy the entire PC at once I probably only spend 1/3 of it, on a PC and save the rest for sales or emergencies. And upgrade it overtime. I already have a decent power supply 1600 af $85 8gb ram $40 Motherboard $60-90 Video card RX 470 new $140 Or 1060 6gb used $140 Case $50 I might spend more in the graphics card or ram if I think they're going to get more expensive.

When I get my stimulus check I'd like to build a system around the 1600 a f. I'll probably only by a few parts and then the basic components to get it running and upgrade over time. I'm not sure how much I should spend or what I should wait to get later like a hard drive or 16 gb ram. And what about the graphics card, something like that 1060 or whatever is like 150 to $200 and then wait and get something the 2060 or 2070 later. Also I'm not up-to-date with how good the new AMD cards are, is the advice just get whatever is on sale, or is one clearly better than the other at this point.

I didn't know know that arm Surface tablets were out yet, thanks for letting me know. And I imagine Microsoft get around consumer confidence somewhat by either rebranding or bargaining itself as a different product to what it's tried recently. And I'm sure the arm Windows devices will be great but not for anybody using Windows for games, although I imagine light photo and video editing will get a few optimize programs.

Just because until can't be part of a $300 device doesn't mean they suck but yeah they're not winning right now. I only suggested them because I've only seen one AMD handheld device and it's overpriced and underperforming. I bet they could do it with a couple years of optimization though. The device are talking about is the smach Z, although I wouldn't use them as an example but they have proven that it can be done.

The only problem with that is that exit 86 emulation on arm is like 10% as powerful as something running natively. Something like emulation or programs but don't run in the web browser would be severely limited. There are already 2 to 15 watt Intel processors running in handheld devices, but I do not, but I don't know if they're ready for phablet-size devices. 8 in sure, but it might need a couple more years to mature.

I was watching the teck quickly on Intel phones I was thinking about this, and thinking about how powerful a small Windows Phablet would be, and that because it runs windows it we get a head start up with developing and make it easier for regular people to develop ports. And it's possible today but imagine in 2 to 5 years the amount of compute power you can fit in your pocket with integrated graphics, you could probably emulate switch games especially considering breath of the wild and let's go Pikachu and Eevee are all most playable on the gpd win 2

I Googled real estate agents Arizona and looked thtough websites to find one that looks easy enough to find a person And if you get in contact with real estate agent they should be able to point you in the right direction. https://www.daveramsey.com/elp/real-estate-agents?utm_source=google&utm_id=go_cmp-952034574_adg-50723729726_ad-405177117506_kwd-18583712_dev-m_ext-_prd-&gclid=Cj0KCQiA1-3yBRCmARIsAN7B4H20YhThyw9xhY6cF4sl3-azwY3KQNgajoa_EOP1pGy6BleMNOM2U30aAlAsEALw_wcB

Maybe theres a reddit that helps u find reddit's, idk I'm looking for someone who can explain how to look up the subbing process of a chinese anime. And was the carina virus the only reas that chinese anime x missed a week?

Srry I thaught I was in general

I've seen old iPhone screens with an admin adapter for testing. But when I look it up I get it dongles. It was supposed to be for a hypothetical pie handheld, I was just curious because of this video. He paid $80 for an amoled screen with hdmi built in. The same process of the note 9 replacement screen without hdmi. And from tutorials where laptop displays are converted into monitors with $30 adapters, I was hoping I could just google it. But even if it exists what am I supposed to google to find it?