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You just plug it in and then boot up. Once windows is up and running open "Disk Management" and format your new drive and create a partition (or more than one partition, your choice boss)

I think the worst part about this is that google can share those Informations https://policies.google.com/privacy?hl=en#infosharing I also want to add, in certain countries like germany, you are supposed to black out the information, that is not required for verifying your age. E.g. your picture, place of birth, signature. If you do that though, you get an E-Mail saying that google couldnt verify your age, because you blacked out certain areas. EDIT: I also wanted to add that under german law, they are also required to delete the copy of your ID after verifying your Information.

The simplest way is the TS Bench button at the bottom of Throttlestop. Or you could download OCCT and run a stress test with that. Fairly easy

Yes run a stress test after each change to see if it is stable under load.

Every CPU is a bit different. Your best bet is to gradually decrease the voltage and run tests inbetween and check for stability and or bluescreens. Once you start getting bluescreens or instability within your system go back a few ticks and save it.

I never used ICUE so I'm not familiar at all with that. Maybe someone else can answer that

You could splice and solder one to the other but you might aswell just get a Y splitter like this one

Superglue a nut on the screw and use that to turn it EDIT: Other option is to drill it out

The ones I can recommend are: Factorio Eve Online Guild Wars 2 Black Desert Online A lot of game time for very little money, you just gotta check if it is, what you are looking for.

Thats pretty normal for laptops

Feedbacks are all older than a year go, might be a seller that turned to scammer

Sadly the prices over here differ quite a bit even though I'm in central europe. The 590 costs about 50 bucks more than a 580, would it be still worth for 1080p? Links for ease https://www.mindfactory.de/product_info.php/8GB-XFX-Radeon-RX-580-GTS-Core-Aktiv-PCIe-3-0-x16--Retail-_1167751.html https://www.e-tec.at/details.php?artnr=273462 These are pretty much the cheapest cards I could find, at some stores the 590 goes well over 250

sadly not a real option where I live, small city with prices basically the same as new

I've been an Nvidia user like ever. And I'm building a pc for my little brother and already have a spare r5 2600 in hand. I'm debating if I should buy a new rx580 8gb for 160€ or consider something like a 1650s for about 180€ which is very similar in performance with half the memory. I'm looking for something in the range between 150 and 200 bucks. The other option I was eyeing is the 5500xt which doesnt seem to really outperform either mentioned card but costs more.

For the keyboard, I use the G910 V2 (Orion spectrum) and neved hard the issue of double key presses at ~100-110 wpm. My boss uses a G815 and he seems to be happy too, though he is not typing as fast. I was also looking at corsair k95 at the time, though I dont know, how they perform. As for Headset, I had different Logitech headsets for a decade and I switched over to HyperX Cloud 2 and it's way more comfortable with a better build quality. Especially with the detachable microphone for people like you and me, who already have one

huh, I'm as central as central europe gets and amazon delivers it in 3 days

where are you from?

G502 ._.

Correct me if I'm wrong but did you run the 1080p on the 768 screen?

That fan is out of balance would be my guess. New fan should solve the issue none the less

For the cooler you can keep the stock AMD cooler. They get the job done very well and you wont have to pay extra money on that. Especially if its overall expensive where you live.

For normal consumer grade I'd get the 16-19-19-39, its cheaper and gets the job done

Make this happen, for the love of god

I replace my paste every 6 months or so when I open it up to clean the dust. Thermals compared to factory paste, I cant give numbers but it felt like its a tad bit cooler, I dont hit 90°C anymore, which before was sometimes the case so I guess yeah, aftermarket thermal pastes could decrease your thermals.

What about a Helios? Definetly not a lightweight if thats a must have. And battery life... well it comes with a lot of power under the hood.