Killerbenny04

80+ is a rating of efficiency, not quality. 

I'm neither agreeing or denying your build, I'm not sure if the PSU is strong enough but I'm too lazy to check, but looking at CPU and GPU this should easily run CS:GO above 120fps 1080p and pretty high if not high settings, and Overwatch above that 70 80 fps.
 
Don't guarantee you that exact numbers, but how I know the fps is because my pc is same GB ram but slower, Ryzen 3 1200 (slower than 3600) and GTX 1050 (slower than GTX 1650) and it runs CS:GO around 100fps in high settings and Overwatch on 80 locked fps (it can go up to 100+).
 
EDIT: also these guys up there have some good points

Don't use cheap "no-name" PSU's.
 
Single-channel RAM will handicap performance way more than you think. 
 
Get at least the 1650 Super if you can. 

personally i think its a good setup, but please for the love of all that is holy never skimp on power supply, go for something with at least an 80+ rating to ensure some form of hardware safety so the pc isnt a ticking timebomb ready to puff magical blue smoke at any moment and making you have to replace everything when it dies.

Hey, The Question is pretty Simple. If somebody else has my Phone MAC adress, what can they find out about me in the worst case?

You need to root your phone in advance. In this post, here are detailed steps to add phone storage space with SD card, maybe you can have a look: https://www.partitionwizard.com/increase-internal-storage-android/use-memory-card.html 

yes

5fps even if you did have drivers..

It's safe, but make sure to stress test with something like memtest86 to make sure it's stable.

Yeah, then 2800 is gonna be the max, wich is pretty darn good for stock 2400 tbh 

well, the 2800 MHz is running for a week now. but im gonna stress it with something like this.

So, you want to save everything but the OS correct?
Just copy and move everything off the SSD onto the HDD
Exclude any system folders, just move documents, games, etc.
Download the latest drivers for everything and save them on the HDD as well. When doing the Windows re-install, leave all storage but the SSD unplugged.
 
If you've got enough space on the HDD you can always make an ISO image of your current SSD and save that on the HDD and if you ever need anything you can open up the ISO and move it out.

WHY ARE YOU YELLING?

This is a kind of monitor that is just to display, nothing fancy it just works.

try a different power supply.

update the darn bios ryzen isnt stable on release BIOSes.
 
after the bios update > reinstall windows if you have more issues.

You can mix every Brand, Model number.
You could also switch the MHz but than it would run at the lowest frequency of the both sticks.

THANKS HEAPS!!!!
 

What about a Ryzen 5 1600 With an ASUS Prime B350 Plus.
Its pretty nice and im also rocking this combo.

Thanks for the suggestions guys, I watched a few videos and I'll probably get that. I didn't knew that R5 CPU's where that good.

Congats on your new pc
Do you remember any error code it might have given you when it blue screened?
It's not too much to worry about, because the windows 10 version will attempt to repair in issues it runs into. You could try a program called "Blue Screen View", it can be used to view what errors happened and why or how they happened. Most likely will be out of date bios or drivers. Hopefully this helps and can put you at ease
 
Welcome to the elite master race 

you should prolly wait a month or so until the market recovers a bit from the mining stuff 

But can it run crysis?

Yes

Yes, it should work fine.