KhakiHat

You need to have a completed system to install Windows

If a Game comes to Consoles and PC, PC will always be superiour. 

Yeah, horrible cooling.
 

well FireFox says it isn't blocking pop-ups (I have them disabled but FireFox always announces when it blocks one).
 
I don't have chrome and don't want it (Sorry. I don't like Google's ways)

@KhakiHat that cpu if they were streaming in a modern muliti threaded game cant stream as well as you would expect i have to lower my setting quite a lot from ultras to high medium in a lot of cases 

and that gpu is realy bottle necking you

Testdisk. Saved my bacon when I wrote a Linux ISO to my external. Note: you'll need another drive to dump what it finds to.

Is something plugged into it? If so, it's probably either a fan header or LED header

typically, espically for budget you tend to not want to spend more on processor than a GPU

You don't have RAM or a CPU.....
You can't even get past the POST without the CPU, RAM, GPU, and storage, nothing will even power on let alone work without the CPU.

I'd say it depends on what you want to do. Unless you're developing for macOS or iOS I don't think XCode is going to have an advantage over VSCode for you.
Xcode on my Macbook is 16.85 GB in size, VScode is ~250 MB. I'd say that's quite a big difference. VSCode is also a lot faster on startup, too.

I'd dare say VS Code is more flexible, the amount of extensions is vast. It works great on all platforms too, it's not vim, but it's definitely fast enough.

VSCode is going to perform about the same on macOS as it does on Windows, XCode is a native app so in theory it should be faster but it's possible the feature difference will negate that advantage. You shouldn't be able to tell the difference in everyday use anyway.

Has the issue just recently popped up or has it been happening since the PC was bought/built?
 
Is the PC adequately cooled and what wattage PSU?

I want to try oxyzen os/ ios 
 

also pretty decent wired ones ... for the money i mean.
im rocking their in-ears for yeras now. pretty good sound for the price and solid build quality. braided cable, all metall construction and yet not so expensive that you try to hurt yourself if you were to loose them somewhere. 
https://www.mi.com/global/headphonespro

JB weld.
If that doesn't fix it strong enough then you need to buy a new headset.

Better to rightclick the existing C partition and expand it so you wont get another partition, but thats indeed whats going on.

~5 years.
Though some have been known to fail earlier.
 
They do have a finite life unfortunately. its why generally its best to stick with a top end air coolers rather than get an AIO, unless u know u need something a little better than air performance wise, in which case u grab a 360mm rad AIO. The more popular 240mm AIO's , and smaller, are really not worth it performance and cost wise.

It'd probably cost more to service it than to just buy a new one, especially with the consideration that it could possibly be serviced incorrectly potentially damaging it more or other hardware.

no wonder intels falling down if people there actually think like this.i obviously dont think its everyone but still what if you're streaming lol saying shit like this creates a bad rep for the company.

No, you don't. Just reset your settings in Ryzen Master and then reset all your BIOS-settings, that should fix it. If it doesn't, you can always then reinstall Windows. If the CPU was broken, it wouldn't work, so your problems are just some configuration-setting being wrong somewhere.

https://tor.stackexchange.com/questions/4192/what-is-the-difference-between-tor-tor-browser-and-torbrowser-launcher
 
In short, tor browser is just a browser that uses tor to encrypt all its web traffic.
You can proxy chrome and regular Firefox through tor as well but the problem is that these browser usually have many anonymity compromising settings on such as JavaScript and extensions enabled. 
 
While NSA or other hackers might compromise tor browser, it does not mean they cracked the tor networks just as if you stupidly drop your key and someone picked it up to enter your house, it does not mean they had broken down your door. 

Tor does not mean Tor browser. 

Intel systems don't see REAL noticeable performance gains from higher clocked memory unlike AMD. You should keep your RAM, not worth the money to upgrade. I recommend OC'ing your CPU, you can easily and safely hit an all-core OC of 4.8GHz all day long, my 8700k is clocked to 5.0GHz. If you need a better cooler your money is best served getting a better cooler to enhance CPU performance which you will notice versus getting 3200MHz RAM, an upgrade that won't make a noticeable difference.