Sprinkles

You're my savior! I can sleep well now without worrying about having to spend stupid money on a new expensive license! Thank you!

Yeah, I watched Linus's video on the windows piracy thing and how that would happen when testing hardware. This shouldn't affect me at all since my pc is only just a week old and the only thing I'm going to change is my SSD, right?

I was just unsure about how it was all connected since some people say that the windows copy register the hardware and activates by being connected to the pc..

Awesome, just what I needed to know. It is a retail copy and it is registered to my windows account. I was just having trouble finding the best solution. Thanks a lot! btw. If it doesn't work I'm gonna blame you..

Ok the thing is I've already used my windows 10 key, will I just be able to use it again on the new installation?

Hey. I have kind of a stupid question about installing Windows onto my new SSD. The thing is I recently build my new PC but didn't get the SSD I'm going to use for windows in time so i just installed it all onto an old SSD while I was waiting on my new one. My question is how do I install windows onto the new SSD, I'm not looking to keep any of the few files I have on my current SSD. I was just gonna delete all files and reinstall windows but the thing is how do I make windows install on the new SSD. Is there an option when you reinstall from the windows settings to choose a different drive to reinstall windows on? If I just install a fresh copy of windows on the new drive, would I still be able to use the same key? Is there a way to avoid migrating my data when I'm not looking to keep any of it? Actually all I just want is to install windows onto my new SSD without having to buy a new copy.. Might sound dumb..

The thing is I live in Denmark and with our tax system the prices are WAAAAAAY different from the ones you guys are finding. The MSI Trio Gaming is $1050 and the 2080 Ti prices start around $1500. This also means that the MSI card isnt actually overpriced here compared to other cards. I'm not entirely sure if it's up there performance wise compared to other cards but from a price point of view it's not too bad for me compared to an ASUS card

The thing is I live in Denmark and with our tax system the prices are WAAAAAAY different from the ones you guys are finding. The MSI Trio Gaming is $1050 and the 2080 Ti prices start around $1500. This also means that the MSI card isnt actually overpriced here compared to other cards. I'm not entirely sure if it's up there performance wise compared to other cards but from a price point of view it's not too bad for me compared to an ASUS card

I plan on OC but would it be stupid if I went for the 9700k rather than the 8700k?

The thing is I live in Denmark and with our tax system the prices are WAAAAAAY different from the ones you guys are finding. The MSI Trio Gaming is $1050 and the 2080 Ti prices start around $1500. This also means that the MSI card isnt actually overpriced here compared to other cards. I'm not entirely sure if it's up there performance wise compared to other cards but from a price point of view it's not too bad for me compared to an ASUS card

Would you recommend that I went for a core with hyperthreading like the 8700k or what would be my best choice in your opinion? I'm open for suggestions

I figured

You see, funny thing. I haven't watched the what is hyperthreading video yet so I'm unable to answer that

Thanks I will do that. I'm new to this whole thing and don't have anyone who really knows anything, so I'm taking baby steps. I have so many questions but no one to answer them so thanks!

I am planning on overclocking and honestly the AIO is mostly because I like the clean look and I've always wanted watercooling when I was going to build my own pc The HDD is just something I picked didn't look at it at all and haven't bought it yet, but thanks for the advice, It's been added to the list