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SOAP LOSSEN DIRT ???
 
NO! this is not how soap works
soap lowers viscosity of water, effectively removes oily substance

7-ZIP
why no one mentioned it?

7-ZIP
why no one mentioned it?

way before Denuvo was used, Ubisoft is known for very bad optimize and incredible amount of bugs 

the manual should have instructions , 
 
NVME OR SATA
1 x M.2 connector (Socket 3, M key, type 2242/2260/2280/22110 SATA and PCIe 3.0 x4/x2 SSD support) (M2A_SOCKET)
 
SATA
1 x M.2 connector (Socket 3, M key, type 2242/2260/2280 PCIe 3.0 x2 SSD support)(M2B_SOCKET)
 
just screw it in

looks like a ryzen 1600 spec wise

the platters are not influenced by magnets, there are 1-2 tiny very strong magnets inside HDD too

Directly copied from gamernexus
 
AMD somewhat silently released a new CPU -- the AMD Ryzen 5 1600 AF -- which is technically a better R5 1600, but with the same name. It's a 12nm part rather than 14nm, something we confirmed with AMD, and that brings with it benefits for power efficiency, overclocking headroom, and even stock performance (in a significant fashion). In this benchmark, we're looking at the AMD R5 1600 "AE" (the original) versus the R5 1600 AF, the R5 2600 (which we need to do some refreshed testing on once we're back from CES, but it hasn't changed much), and the R5 3600. The R5 1600 AF impressed us, especially at the budget CPU price, and has established itself as one of the best budget CPUs for gaming or light production workloads.
 
 
 
oh dear this truly redefined the budget 
 
 

its not clickbait, its censored 

NOTHING WORTH UPGRADING!
ryzen 1700 + gtx970 fully capable of 60fps 1080p gaming
 
next possible upgrade would be a good 1080p 144Hz monitor ~$150 in 2021??
 

until something breaks, usually 4+ years
if that part is cpu/ mobo, meaning a platform upgrade

the platters are not influenced by magnets, there are 1-2 tiny very strong magnets inside HDD too

Directly copied from gamernexus
 
AMD somewhat silently released a new CPU -- the AMD Ryzen 5 1600 AF -- which is technically a better R5 1600, but with the same name. It's a 12nm part rather than 14nm, something we confirmed with AMD, and that brings with it benefits for power efficiency, overclocking headroom, and even stock performance (in a significant fashion). In this benchmark, we're looking at the AMD R5 1600 "AE" (the original) versus the R5 1600 AF, the R5 2600 (which we need to do some refreshed testing on once we're back from CES, but it hasn't changed much), and the R5 3600. The R5 1600 AF impressed us, especially at the budget CPU price, and has established itself as one of the best budget CPUs for gaming or light production workloads.
 
 
 
oh dear this truly redefined the budget 
 
 

until something breaks, usually 4+ years
if that part is cpu/ mobo, meaning a platform upgrade

until something breaks, usually 4+ years
if that part is cpu/ mobo, meaning a platform upgrade

a spring from ball pens will do

Anyway, I'm not sure why, but I found Linus voice a bit... sexy. Ha ha. Guess Linux should make more video with that voice.
 
P.S.: I know Linus was under the weather when he filmed that video, but... Man, he sound so different, and so... Manly. Sorry about that, but hope Linus get better soon.

a spring from ball pens will do

Not gna read 2.6k comments on a near 5 year old vid (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R7sIgBpe6Co), but here's a solution to your breaking wires on just about anything.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k5DshGGMTdU Time consuming but my wife has done it for all of her POS iphone cords and has saved us quite a bit of $ not having to replace those anymore.

it is
"DUAL SHOCK 4 - BACK BUTTON ATTACHMENT" meaning a notch

Nope! This card is great. My Sapphire 580 is hot garbage in comparison in terms of thermals and noise. Performance being massively improved is a given so I won’t knock the 580 for that. 

NOTHING WORTH UPGRADING!
ryzen 1700 + gtx970 fully capable of 60fps 1080p gaming
 
next possible upgrade would be a good 1080p 144Hz monitor ~$150 in 2021??
 

roooooot!!

roooooot!!

Your best bet would be a bootable CD (Linux or Windows), sorry.
 
The media creation tool needs to run on Windows 7 or newer, so XP won't work. You could use the tool on another PC to create a CD, if you still have a CD burner anywhere in your home.