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Linus said on the WAN show that the servers are overloaded, just leave it running and it will find at some point

its the corsair one prebuilt they don't sell it separately 

Steve from GN did a video with Asus on the basics
 
its not really about how much vdroop you have, but for how long it is during idle to load states.
 
it really depends on the VRM quality
 
 

yeah....but just move north to Canada....then next year you'll be legal
 
are you just doing the build and OS install or giving them a turorial and helping with the use?
 
 

I only have 500GB worth of NVMe, since most of my archival and games can be easily done with HDD

I only have 500GB worth of NVMe, since most of my archival and games can be easily done with HDD

just use the 660p for OS, leave steam library on the WD 
 
the 660p is an NVMe drive

Ryzen 7 3800x or Ryzen 9 3900x
 
 
the 9900k might be good for gaming, but its expensive 

not really sure you need an aftermarket cooler, the Ryzen stock cooler is more than most builds need

not really sure you need an aftermarket cooler, the Ryzen stock cooler is more than most builds need

when migrating from a HDD do a clean install and copy the files you need manually
 
 

you should be able to create it using the create a stream option
 
 
 

sandisk, Kingston, adata….just pick the cheapest (or close to it) ssd

ryzen 5 2400g would be worth a good look, the APU can run many games at 50-60fps

ryzen 5 2400g would be worth a good look, the APU can run many games at 50-60fps

@CPotter will there be a shuttle from the Surrey skytrain? or is there public transit that goes to the office?

@CPotter will there be a shuttle from the Surrey skytrain? or is there public transit that goes to the office?

Probably just encountered something that lead to a crash. I wouldnt touch XFR2 too much and just let it do its thing

you can fly flair or swoop out of Toronto or Hamilton they will be much cheaper than fuel, although Sudbury to Toronto is quite far to travel to start with
 
 

PC speed building competition? Winner gets the PC

Memory Specifications
Max Memory Size (dependent on memory type) 32 GB Memory Types DDR4-2133, LPDDR3-1866, DDR3L-1600 Max # of Memory Channels 2 Max Memory Bandwidth 34.1 GB/s ECC Memory Supported ‡ No https://ark.intel.com/products/95443/Intel-Core-i5-7200U-Processor-3M-Cache-up-to-3-10-GHz-

linus would have Yvonne do it when he wants to

x5675 if you can get it
 
 
Bryan over at Tech Yes City does a lot with 1366 Xeons

linus would have Yvonne do it when he wants to

x5675 if you can get it
 
 
Bryan over at Tech Yes City does a lot with 1366 Xeons