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Zurc

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  1. Hey Everybody! I'm hoping someone here can help me out in answering my question. I have a 2080 Super FE coming in today and wanted to see if my current PSU will be enough. Current Build: i7 8700k ( Not over clocked) MSI z370 Gaming Pro carbon 32gb Corsair Vengeance rgb 980 TI (Will be a 2080 Super now 500gb Nvme SSD, 1TB HDD 3 Corsair LL120 RGB Fans with controller etc etc And a 650W Power supply Would this be enough to handle all this?
  2. Gotcha, im currently running Unbuntu 18.04 and a 2nd drive on my laptop. Still Have my Windows 10 OS incase i run into any trouble out on the field. Might install Mint next just to see how it is. Thanks for your reply!
  3. Hey everyone, So i've been thinking of switching to Linux at work for work. Basically want to get used to using it more on a daily basis. My question is, Is Unbuntu and Mint Similar functionality wise? Anything special that makes Mint better than Unbuntu or Unbuntu better than mint?
  4. For Cloning i like to use the following: Acronis & Paragon Both are great, i prefer Paragon. Just make sure you select the correct Source disk.
  5. Might be time to upgrade that motherboard and cpu my guy.
  6. Personally, i wouldn't buy anything from zotac. Not even if it were a Zotac 1080 ti for $200. Gigabyte is not to bad, imo Zotac and gigabyte are both cheap brands, but if i had to pick one (Between these 2) it would be Gigabyte. They Make some solid cards and would probably rank them best for budget. EVGA would be the best way to go in terms of "Brands" They make really good cards, offer great support & warranty. You might pay a few $$ more but it's well worth it for a card that's better built.
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