Agent Squirrel

I'm not really comfortable disclousing that, but your replies gave me enough information to have an informed choice. Thank you.

I'm eyeing Pocophone X6 Pro, which is well under my budget, what do you guys think about it?

Yeah, the amazon link you gave me have a hefty shipping price, and apperantly refurbished phone is not a very popular thing where I'm at. So that's out of the picture. Thanks for the suggestion, though.

Realme GT5 Pro? It's a bit pricey where I'm at, I don't need top of the line device, and just wanted the most that I can get out of my budget.

Say I might want to play COD Mobile, or Genshin Impact (I don't really play those, but are they a good representation of how demanding mobile games these days?), would the Redmi, or Mi suffice? I don't really mind if it doesn't reach 60fps.

I mostly used my phone to watch videos, movies, or shows, so a decent screen is a must. I also frequently play games on my phone, so performance is also important. I live in SEA, and my budget can't stray too far from $500 USD. All other features such as headphone jack is a nice to have, but optional. Thank you.

This video is me when my teacher gave me an essay assignment.

I heard 3070, and the graphs also shows that the performance is near 3070, not 3070ti.

Why is at 30 second mark you show the price of 3070ti instead of 3070? It seems like LTT maximizes something that fits their agenda, whether it's clickbaits, sponsors, or something else, and minimizes it when it clashes with their agenda. I was excited for Labs, but now I don't know, I just can't take informations from a known unreliable source.

I do play games, and it works flawlessly, but I'll check on Memtest, thanks.

Well Logitech G Hub is small, and Rockstar thingy also small, and according to CrystalDisk it's good, it's a new SSD, Samsung EVO 870, and I think it's also affecting Nvidia Experience, because I can't seem to open the overlay.

Yeah, Steam, Vivaldi, PyCharm, I think most are okay, since I install almost all of my apps in there.

I can't open some apps, it used to works fine, all the apps that cannot be open are from system drive, I've tried reinstalling them, but it still won't work, this is the list for the known unopenable apps: Word = Click it, doesn't do anything, no error messages. Logitech G Hub = Refuse to open, stuck in the start-up loading, uninstall it, redownload the installer, but the installer can't even open, clicking it doesn't do anything. Rockstar Games Service = Can't start. Several days after the above apps can't be open, PowerPoint also acting up. Any Idea? Thanks

MSI B350 Tomahawk Motherboard Ryzen 5 1600 RTX 2060 2x8GB DDR4 Western Digital HDD Adata SSD Samsung SSD So I should just set my BIOS to be UEFI mode?

When I use Rufus, I tried to install with GPT drive, it failed, it says I need MBR, and after I turned it to MBR, I try to install Windows on a GPT disk, but it failed, it said I can't install it on a GPT, so I turned it into MBR, and I can install it there. My question is, should I choose GPT, or MBR for my other disks? I have 3 in total, and my system disk is MBR. Thanks.

So I was troubleshooting my ram, I only plug 1 at a time on different slots, I notice that 1 stick takes longer to boot than the other, but it's pretty unpredictable, at first I thought stick A is the slow one, turns out it stick B, but then I try stick A again, it's fast the first time, but after I restart it's slow to a crawl, so maybe it's not the ram? I also notice that my HDD disk usage is at 100% after startup, and when I open steam after it settled on 0%, it will goes up at 100% again and would take forever to open, and my HDD would make a very audiable sound.

Thanks for the suggestion, but I got a question, if the problem is with SSD, why is my problem when downloading files only happens if I download it to my HDD, and working fine is I download it to my SSD?

I've reset my BIOS to default, the settings I've touch are only CPU OC, and boot order, can a CPU error cause files to be corrupted? I got a reasonably fast internet speed, it's around 10-20 MB/s download, can that cause some issues? Because I doubt my HDD can keep up with the speed.

Ok so, I just bought a new HDD, and tested if anything fixed, well, the memory management error haven't comes up, but I also do a fresh windows install, but the thing is, when I download something huge on my new HDD, the error is still occurs, unless I downloaded it to my SSD, then copy it (and verify) to my HDD, then it's working, so what's up with that?

Yeah it is, the older saves are fine, but the ones from the newest season can't be loaded.

My savefiles can't ve accessed, some of my programs error and needed to be reinstalled, and if I download something big, it's likely to have an error and I need to download it again, btw, here's my Memtest result (4 pass).

I'm testing with Memtest right now, I'll update you guys once it finished, thanks a lot for the help.

btw, I also experience the memory management error while trying to write huge amount of data to my HDD, what's that mean?

Hm, I do experience Memory Management error, so you think it's the ram then?

Stock Ram, and a bit overclocked Ryzen 5 1600, from 3.2 to 3.6, so is that mean the SSD is not the problem?