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What kind of challenges are you looking for? An actual project? Or just some random small challenges that take a couple minutes to hours each?
 
There are sites like HackerRank, where you can find many small challenges, but they're mostly just "find all prime numbers between X and Y within the execution time limit" so they're more about math knowledge and algorithms than actually about programming. 
 
If you want to do an actual project, figure out all the fields you want to challenge yourself in.
I like to suggest some sort of "note taking software", so you get a little bit of everything: you need to worry about an interface for the user to input their notes, some way to store notes, and some form of output to display the stored notes. If you want to go further, implement a search, tagging, advanced input like markdown etc... 
 
Edit: if you're into the "small challenges", there are two games, that are basically programming, but very fun: Human Resource Machine and 7 Billion Humans. The first one is basically Assembly the game, the 2nd one is about multi-threading and parallelization of tasks. While they don't really teach programming, they pose nice challenges for algorithms, optimization and so on.

Yes, You also need to look at latency referred to as "Column Access Strobe (CAS Latency)". TL:DR if you don't go for extreme OC than you wont see any real ban fits.
 
Here hes a explanation form TQ 
 

highend cards normaly hold moste of thare value even years efter realease. so maby around $700+ depending on card and condition but then again i don't have a cristobal  

WiFi doesn't hurt the brain, next.

yes you wil keep your files, even if its the same drive. if you have a C and D partion on 1 disk, you can format the C part of the disk and the D part is still intact. 

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Maybe look for a 8120, but the upgrade wont really be notesabol. you're better of saving your money and wait for a platform upgrade

Ryzen cpus so non apus need a external gpu to function*
 
The PSU is a bit expesif for your use. 
 
 
*some motherboard fenders allow you to run in "headless" mode. The asrock B450M is one such motherboard. just noted that you still need a gpu to set every thing up. and if you need to trouble shoot you need the gpu. So keep that in mind. 

Yes and NO here are two LTT videos on the topic.
 
The resson you ask this question, i will highly recommend not to do it.
 
 
 

Did you already do the upgrade for 2000 series Ryzen  cpus?

How to lose data 101....
 
Jo wont realy se a perfomance upgrade form NVMe to sata ssd in day to day use. 

those top 6 tings are you intake and the middel back booster is your exoste 

if you have to ask your parents for permission to play a game, she is probably right about you being too young to play it.

I'm not sure you can do this on iOS, apps don't have direct access to the system storage and can only save things in their sandbox - and to sideload apps on iOS you need to jailbreak the phone, which you can't really as your customers to do.
 
As for what tool to use, if you know java you should use android studio; otherwise one of the ones you mentioned should be fine.

Das your wallet support it do ?
 
 

Then NVIDIA must be a decade ahead of the market, no wonder AMD is having trouble competing.

Das your wallet support it do ?
 
 

Das your wallet support it do ?
 
 

not for anyone who preordered RTX. Can't have your cake and eat it too... OR can you?
 

Das your wallet support it do ?
 
 

Das your wallet support it do ?
 
 

Das your wallet support it do ?
 
 

Das your wallet support it do ?
 
 

Das your wallet support it do ?
 
 

Das your wallet support it do ?