Ryanwake

I wonder is that motherboard smaller than the Mac Mini? I wonder could you fit any CPU with any GPU, we custom cooling inside of a 4 inch thick case. And if it is less than 10% larger than the Mac Mini, could you make a fake Mac Mini case.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UHzFoN8ob-s lol the link is insulting the reader the video is upgrading the bast ipod with a hard drive with 4 256gb sd cards, with a similar device as the video i mentioned in the title

I would I was just thinking if what would be the cheapest new pc, for people who wont even take full advantage of it for like minecraft and chrome, the only reason I got the 2600 was because it was like $20 more than the cheapest worth getting

For this hypothetical build, I was going to get the cheapest quad-core, but for that small price difference I'm not worried about it. https://pcpartpicker.com/list/YBcZ27 What happened to the overclockable $45 motherboards for the ryzen 1000 series what happened to those?

Thank you so what series of motherboard what I've been looking for with the regular 9900 k mild overclock with 128 gigs Ram, feel free and redesign the whole system but the overly priced Parts SSD you should leave, I barely convinced him to not get a $600 32GB Ram kit.

I ment to update the bios

Oh, can someone suggest a motherboard with 4x 32 support with and plenty of vrm for overclocking the 9900k, and like 3 full sized pci express slots wit 3x spacing. I'll probably be getting whatever the best $700-800 2080 is whenever I decide to get it

PC part picker says it just needs a bios update, I should just be abel to get 4gb ram for $20?

Can someone figure out if the motherboard is compatible, and help pick a 2080 https://pcpartpicker.com/list/8Nm98M

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I was playing a flash game, suddenly I hit the back button and it automatically close the game and went back to the previous state of the tab. I was playing this RPG for like 2 hours, any suggestions?

If you're right then we might even see it at $150 this year, what's that a price alert hopefully Black Friday or something

You think the 3600 will go down at least a little bit, I'm probably not going to get anything at least until November / December, if I get anything first if we the board or the ram. Or should I just deal hunt Or bite the bullet and spend 50-60, and by everything at the same time?

Also what does The X Mean, I think it means 95 Watts vs 65 Watts, but I assume they're pretty similar after you overclock it right?

I just spent an hour looking at benchmarks and I'm even more confused, hopefully you guys can help. Feel free and try and convince me to consider an Intel PC but I was hoping to upgrade my CPU in the future. And I think I would have to spend like $30 more on the motherboard if I got 2700 X, plus I haven't seen very many benchmarks that take advantage of the extra 2 cores to match it but it's always close.

Thanks I'll bookmark it, I probably won't be getting it until December at least not every single part. Who knows maybe Intel will go on sale.

Thx

Sorry I should have said this I meant overclocking, Maybe the $75 motherboard can overclock but if I had to guess I would say you wouldn't want to overclock anything more than a quad core on my $75 motherboard. Sorry I should have said this oh, I'm sure you can overclock with a $75 motherboard, but if I had to guess I wouldn't overclock anything more than a ryzen 3.

Do you think that money would be better spent on the graphics card, Or 16 gigs of RAM or something?

It's just one of those random shower thoughts, never actually done it but I've come close.

I would probably pay $5 for an app like this, especially if it came with some kind of failure insurance.

Just realized some people might not understand how this problem might ever occur, just in case you copy and paste something or send text about cheating to the wrong person

I totally don't speak from experience

Good to know if I decide to splurge with a threadripper PC I'll definitely check it, sorry my question was a little jumbled. Now that I've thought about my question I'll rephrase it. PC I'm planning ryzen 5 cheap overclocking motherboard good enough to overclock even if I upgrade. I know a lot about computers from the five plus years I've watched computer videos on YouTube but I still don't know how to pick an overclocking motherboard, the one piece of information that stuck is pick boards with more vrm. This problem could easily be solved with a new type of educational computer video series, just combined ufd deals and techlinked. Rapid fire explanations of good deals. For the low-level nerds who are confident enough to choose their own motherboard.

I'm getting a ryzen 5 PC, my dad got the threadripper, and I wouldn't need to ask this question if there were actual good tutorials out there that didn't just say look at motherboards and get ones with more vrms. All you find when you look it up is explanations of motherboard chipsets, yes that's important information, but it's very easy to explain yet somehow you have to sit through dozens of 10 minute videos to see if any of them have any other information. When you could fit the relevant information about motherboard chipsets in less than 10 sentences, yet all the videos are still 10 minutes and you have to sit through most it to see if there's any relevant information.