Bass Player

Just wanted to mention that the problem is not with the Devs, who by all accounts are wonderful, but with the publisher, Snail Games, who consistently forces them to produce new content to make money rather than go back and fix old problems.

Or, knowing Nvidia, the 1750 and 1760 just to screw with us.

I just got an R9 3900X as a gift, and I want to upgrade my Asus B450 when I install it. I've liked Asus but I'm open to other vendors, is the X570-P the best option for under $175? Note: I need two M.2 and two PCIe x16, as well as 6 or (ideally) 8 or more USB ports on the back, along with a type C connector (I can use a riser if I need to).

If posting this in another forum will yield actual results instead of useless spam, I will gladly put it somewhere else; just let me know where.

I had a crazy idea for a storage system for my personal desktop. I am starting to assemble the components and wanted to check is this would even work, as well as what all I would need to purchase/do to make it happen. It begins with two 512 GB NVMe drives, striped to one 1 TB ultra-fast drive. Added to that are two 4 TB Sata SSDs, also striped into one drive. These are then both combined through tiered storage software (currently thinking FuzeDrive 1000, open to other recommendations). Thus, I have one C: drive, 1 TB of ultra fast storage and 8 TB of slower storage that I see as one. Additionally, I would have a 10 TB (two 5 TB) hard drive in a separate location that I would back the whole system up to. I don't know a whole lot about RAID, or what kind of RAID cards/software I would need for that, as well as what the best drives are for this. Currently, I will almost certainly get a Samsung 960 EVO 512 GB to pair with the one I already have. I am leaning towards Kingston or Samsung for the Sata SSDs, and Western Digital for the Hard Drives. My System: Ryzen 5 2600 OC to 3.9 GHz, stock cooler 16 GB (2x8) 2400 MHz DDR4 RAM from G.Skill MSI Armor MkII OC 8 GB RX 570 Asus Prime B-450 Plus Samsung 960 EVO 512 GB NVMe M.2 drive 1 TB Toshiba OEM Dell Hard Drive (Plan to discard) In short: Will this work? How do I make it work?

I want to build a setup with 4 monitors that can be used (in a 2x2 arrangement) as one big screen for watching movies and whatnot, but then separated into 4 separate systems to game on with four keyboard/mouse setups. I was thinking of using four separate PCs, but I am open to using one and setting up virtual machines. All four screens will be 4k, so what graphics card/s would I need to run the system on one PC? Additionally, what software is there for setting up virtual machines (preferably free/one time payment, no subscriptions).