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$40 for a grey key is always getting scammed in my eyes.

Macs are the biggest problem. They are increasingly using more apply made chips.

Change the primary display to be the sim monitor when playing?

AFAIK only select B450 and X470 boards do. Fucking AMD.

Its not like PBO comes pre-enabled by default.

AFAIK only select B450 and X470 boards do. Fucking AMD.

Safe as long there is no exposed wire.
 
That kind of cable is pretty cheap, so just replace with a new one.

Netflix button.
 
OP is in due for an anger management class.

Boo only for iphone…

Netflix button.
 
OP is in due for an anger management class.

Check the monitor's OSD, most likely some form of dynamic contrast, adaptive brightness or movie mode enabled there.
 
https://www.lg.com/us/support/help-library/lg-monitor-how-to-enable-auto-brightness-and-energy-saving--20153183709846

Get a better CPU cooler. You are spending $120 on just 4 bling fans. Yet spending just about half of that for an ARGB 360 AIO?
 
This is an over the top gaming pc. Are you sure this is what you need? 

Netflix button.
 
OP is in due for an anger management class.

Can you just reinstall office? I have found office to typically be a pretty fast install.
 
Otherwise clocking programs shoudl work fine.

What? Tell your parents that your room is too cold then. None of this makes any sense. If you want demanding games, take a look at the AAA games released in the last 4-5 years. Any game with RTRT is demanding enough for current GPUs. As far as CPU goes, as long as you are pushing high frames it will get used enough.
 
If you want to " performance test" then use 3dmark. Otherwise your data will not be compareable to anyone elses.

🤔 in my recollection... win98 SE never realy supported ntfs... just fat32..  and mbr.. 
and yeah.. splitting large sizes was a known trick back in the day.. and a pain.. 

What? Tell your parents that your room is too cold then. None of this makes any sense. If you want demanding games, take a look at the AAA games released in the last 4-5 years. Any game with RTRT is demanding enough for current GPUs. As far as CPU goes, as long as you are pushing high frames it will get used enough.
 
If you want to " performance test" then use 3dmark. Otherwise your data will not be compareable to anyone elses.

My PSU was super hard to fully insert modular cables on the PSU side, I actually caught my error later on. Could be the same thing.

My PSU was super hard to fully insert modular cables on the PSU side, I actually caught my error later on. Could be the same thing.

What? Tell your parents that your room is too cold then. None of this makes any sense. If you want demanding games, take a look at the AAA games released in the last 4-5 years. Any game with RTRT is demanding enough for current GPUs. As far as CPU goes, as long as you are pushing high frames it will get used enough.
 
If you want to " performance test" then use 3dmark. Otherwise your data will not be compareable to anyone elses.

What? Tell your parents that your room is too cold then. None of this makes any sense. If you want demanding games, take a look at the AAA games released in the last 4-5 years. Any game with RTRT is demanding enough for current GPUs. As far as CPU goes, as long as you are pushing high frames it will get used enough.
 
If you want to " performance test" then use 3dmark. Otherwise your data will not be compareable to anyone elses.

Where the actual crap did you get the idea from that i live with my parents??
 
Edit: The birthdate in my profile is not correct. I had that changed that to 2009 because i lost a bet a while ago and forgot to change it back [belive it or don't, i honestly don't quite care, but it actaully happend this way, if you dinf post that are written from the perspective of a teen, that was part of the bet .-.].
Thanks for reminding me to change that back though.

Not sure "higher level" really fits here. I think the primary reason many distros exist it because they have different goals. At the same time starting your own distro from scratch is hard, so why not use another one as a base. A distro based on top of another distro doesn't really imply anything about how stable it is, how performant it is and so on. It really depends on what the goal of its maintainers is.
 
For example Debian is mostly geared towards stability, which is great for servers, but on desktop has the drawback that a lot of stuff tends to be quite old. So it may not provide the features you want, e.g. latest GPU drivers and so on.
 
So you get something like Ubuntu, which sits on top of the unstable branch of Debian (i.e. Sid), so it has a lot of newer stuff. But they add stability fixes of their own, to turn it into a distro people can actually use as a daily driver. In return Debian should benefit, because software gets tested by more people before it moves down into their more stable branches (unstable > testing > stable)
 
Arch on the other hand is bleeding edge and doesn't have a graphical installer, so not necessarily the easiest distro to get into. So you get something like Manjaro which adds a slight delay to updates to go from bleeding edge to cutting edge, while adding some nice features like a graphical installer, a desktop with certain plugins pre-applied and so on.
 
To each their own. Not a fan of vanilla Gnome with the huge title bars, but Manjaro happens to come pre-configured with the plugins I'd install anyway, and that just works for me. I tried KDE and on the one hand customization is nice, but I never managed to get a layout that quite works for me and then I always end up accidentally breaking it again by clicking in the wrong spot.

Looks fine, you might have benefited from a nvme but i wouldnt lose any sleep over that. Dont build this thing on top a carpet.

There's a lot of problems here. That CPU doesn't support that much RAM. That CPU is DDR4 only.
That motherboard isn't compatible with that CPU.