jsonschema

ah yes some boards especially ryzen ones do this crap,just clear your cmos by removing the battery or through the jumper. Ryzen has a different cmos clearing procedure btw one has to keep the system plugged in but not turned on. Also recheck all your connections.

using msi afterburner or similar change the thermal preset on your gpu from 71 to 91,also turn down phyiscs a bit. This sound like a case of thermal throttling also watch your cpu temps too,otherwise clean your cpu cooler.

https://pcpartpicker.com/product/9Q98TW/amd-ryzen-7-1700x-34ghz-8-core-processor-yd170xbcaewof 176$ for the 1700x which is basically a better binned version with highter boost clocks of the 1700. otherwise if the difference is 40$ then unless you are running bunch of vm's or streaming while playing multithreaded games the $40 ain't worth it for the 1700.

5% ipc dosen't do shit,maybe you loose 5 fps at max and as far as costs goes the internet especially reddit is filled with threads of combos and cpu's at the same price as second gen ryzen,one can get a 1700x at the price of a 2600 if you look around enough.So why not get that.

how are 6 5% better ipc cores better than 8 5% less ipc cores for the same price. Lets say A has 8 threads and B has 6 A0 and A1 are being occupied by cs:go A2 and A3 are handling some sort of streaming A4 and A5 are lets say parked but in case the person is playing a good scaling game,most use max 4-6 threads A0 - A3 are busy A4 - A5 are allocated streaming work now this will not but can lead to a fps drop or some lag in other applications Whereas if the User had 8 Threads B0 -B3 could handle games B4-B5 streaming B6-B7 could help with streaming or anything else as well. Modern day schedulers atleast unix schedulers assign tasks to already empty threads especially if its priority stuff like streaming requiring more power. for like a 5% ipc hit you get two more threads for the same price.

but that still would mean 2 more cores and 4 more threads which would make processes faster not waiting for threads to be allocated. That with fast ram should be it. From a Comp Sci point of view the 1700 even at 3.50 would be better.

why not get the 1700 instead for that price

yes it is possible to have just the os on the ssd,infact its a very common practice. You can simply check keep existing files options while setting windows up,it appears during the installation process or you can also clone your c drive to the ssd,but then that isn't advised to achieve maximum speed.You can use clonezilla to clone your c drive to the ssd,although there are way better graphical software options available to do that,clonezilla is very old school.

Get the antec its bronze certified,afaik also has a 5 year warranty 3+2. Uses good quality caps . VS650 ain't bad but stay away from its shitty caps.

you can try using a solder iron to heat it up a bit and then remove it quickly in a downward swipe with a towel or something.

i have seen some burn marks on a hot swap sata power port from my seasonic psu,my older corsair psu never has such a thing,idk why seasonic happens to be one of the best in the industry for psu's. I still love seasonic though,they dont cheap out on components.

use LTSC windows you can do whatever you want with it,i have data logging etc everything switched off. Pm me if you want a key,i got a MSDN enterprise subscription from work.

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oh yeah i can sell mine for a lot of money.Mostly people want the parts for whatever they own as parts availability is kinda sketchy one has to import parts from India where the stopped producing the same model in 2013. With the shipping fee etc its expensive to keep this thing running.

I have a two cylinder suzuki import from 1991,it has great mileage but like 50 horsepower. This is the car