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If you have an android phone you can plug it in to the computer via USB and turn on tethering in your wifi/data settings.You can also connect it to your laptops ethernet port to the desktops with a regular cable and turn on a setting called something along the lines of "allow other computers to use this PCs internet connection"
I cant remember specifically off the top of my head step by step instructions for either, but a quick google search should bring them up.

You could try pushing the 2400 to 2666

He is correct I explained it wrong Lmao
 

M.2 is the connector... the small candybar like SSDs that plug directly into the mainboard.
 
Then there are the different types of M.2 Slots, some support NVME and SATA, others only SATA.
 
If your board can use NVME would be in the spec sheet. 

Ah.
Simplest way and with the best quality would be to pickup a chromecast. Might even be able to find a cheap gen 1

Nope:

 
Edit: Note that I used to fold on the HD4600 and GTX 650ti when I didn't have to use a stock cooler on my 4790K (it overheats running F@H now-even with all cores and the iGPU underclocked+undervolted).

You could try it. Just using a mining program that can pick the components easier. Then let it run and play and game and see how it hold up. Would also need to unlink the cards in the oc’ing program. 
 
Only gonna have one Nvidia driver anyway so it won’t be an issue if they are both Nvidia cards. 

I can say I did it for a few months with no problems.  GTX 970 for gaming and RX 480 for mining. 

oh please grow up Peter Pan

I'd go with the Moto g5 plus I recently purchased one and i love it. It's the best you can get in the price range it's the most powerful and it has a better finger print sensor then my friends iPhone 8.

If you want to buy a new phone, I would recommend the Moto G4 or G5

A normal hdd, the SSHD's are kinda a joke and they aren't worth the extra price for almost no performance increase!

I have a SSD for my bootdrive

Yeah, unless you are going for complete silence, you wont hear it at all...new hdd's are super quiet.

I'd go with either a WD Black for the controller or a WD Blue for mass storage. RPM doesn't do much these days, so it'd be up to the controller's logic. 

The highest RPM will be better, but louder and more expensive then others. On new egg or amazon enter the capacity you want and the price range and then just go for the highest RPM from there. 

Hi,
im studying about electronics and im kind of stuck at the theory of bjt transistors.
 
can I use the formulas Ic = a*Ie and Ic = β*Ib at any assembly (common base,emmiter,collector) or each one is for a specific circuit?
 
thanks in advance

Just plug all your drives into your new system and you'll be set. Windows will get drivers and stuff in order by itself. I did a similar thing a while ago (fx6300 to i3-6100). Make sure to download your network drivers before hand because sometimes windows won't be able to get that working and you will have to do it yourself.

and there are enough sata connectors on the motherboard your using, you should be just fine

There should be no problem switching mobo and cpu and ram, just make sure to plug all the hard drives in and format the bios to make the boot drive boot first...other than that there should be no compatiablility problem with switching motheroards unless the motherboard dosent have enough sata slots for those drives.

So I've just had the satisfaction of ordering a new cpu motherboard and ram, yay! (a 6700k, Asus Prime z270m and 8gb ram to be precise).  However I'm upgrading from an old amd 760g chipset with an fx-8350, in which i have three hard drives, one an ssd with windows and two larger storage drives.  I want to know what is the most painless way of keeping my data and getting windows up and running? Thanks!

This is a forums website, you know "a place, meeting, or medium where ideas and views on a particular issue can be exchanged." 
 
so...i think you need to be quiet

JUST GIVE US AN ANSWER

lol

1080ti for sure. one card is better than one usually. unless you get a ridicules deal on the 970's