dfsgsfa

what does rtings.com say?
 

im not into cad or any software for space clearance, 
simply cut some cardboards to see they fit

"movie" is just a camourflage of.... anime and other bad boy stuff

at least i can confirm wd.....AZ is smr with 256mb cache, while RZ has 64mb cache but its crm
 
the sales person took the wrong model to me, luckily i refunded the AZ smr

No, the second picture says  AT THE DATE OF 6th OF JULY , those models in the picture were IN PRODUCTION.
 
It doesn't say if a week before that document they still made 4 TB WD Blue drives with SMR, or if a week from that day, they started making WD Blue with SMR again. 
 
There was a 4 TB WD Blue with SMR made before, and since there's no guarantee you will order a drive and get a drive manufacturer AFTER the 6th of July 2020, you can flip a coin and have about the same chance of guessing the correct answer.
 
The only guaranteed CRM drives from WD are the 8 TB and above, the WD Black and Purple, and the 1 TB drives (makes no sense for SMR on such drives because they can probably store around 700 GB per side of platter).
 
 

It depends on what hardware you have, there is no one definitive answer.
 
Edit: I was going to use my Kill-a-Watt to let you know how much my system draws when it is put to sleep, but windows decided to be windows and is updating, so... I'll let you know whenever it decides to actually fully start. 
 
Edit 2: @dfsgsfaComputer finally finished updating, at idle my system with a 9600k and a GTX 1080 draws between 39 and 40 watts, after putting it to sleep Kill-a-Watt shows a power draw of between 0.7 and 0.9 watts. 

Exactly. I looked up both the chipset and CPU, and both of them only support 2.0. Thus, OP, your card is showing up as PCIe 2.0 because it's connected via 2.0, even though the card itself is still 3.0-capable.
Much like USB, or SATA, or other backwards-compatible standards, the lowest specification wins.

wish.com

lg v50 or above? they put quite some effort in tuning and the sound from screen vibration, (boom box) also they all have hifi dac

stick with iphone

intel?
you should wait for ryzen 5000 review

please update this
cm MWE gold v2
 
https://www.coolermaster.com/catalog/power-supplies/mwe-series/mwe-gold-750-v2-full-modular/
 
same as GX gold
only found a review in CANTONESE
 
https://www.hkepc.com/19822/基於_MWE_Gold_作出改良_Cooler_Master_GX_GOLD_750_PSU_實測
 
any more reviews?

intel?
you should wait for ryzen 5000 review

Oh no they just use cheaper components that just have lower performance. Aio's are not magically better than a aircooler. This one has a very thin rad that has about the same surface area as a hyper 212 so it's pretty logical that the performance is similar. The thing this one has as a disadvantage is the weaker pump and pretty mediocre fans.
 
Push pull is going to do basically nothing over just adding better fans. But then again you are spending more money on a mediocre cooler then instead of just getting a good one in the first place.

the sapphire one
offers very cool and quite perf.
also best amd gpu maker

@LinusTechLINUS, WHY DO YOU REMOVE YOUR FACE MASK IN THE VIDEO WHEN YOU SPEAK??
 
HAVE SOME RESPONSIBILITY PLEASE, WE NEED TO CEASE CCP VIRUS AT ONCE!!

if you have $$ but you dont have control, its not yours

if you have $$ but you dont have control, its not yours

I've come a long way since I made an audio lab out of my room and created my own version of Atmos. It started out really, I mean really ghetto, but it was worth it at the end:
 
2013 - Genius SW-G 2.1 1250 ($30)
2014 - Same amp with used Sony SS-A307 speakers (total cost raised to $50)
2015 - 2 additional SW-G amps with a used Dimarson setup for surrounds and overheads - this is where the development for my upmixer started (t.c. at $100)
2016 - Fronts were replaced with Klipsch R-15Ms, still no center, just a 4.0.2 ($250)
2017 - Another SW-G amp, a Klipsch R-25C, another pair of R-15Ms as front height, and an R-10SWi subwoofer, all on sale ($700)
2018 - Got a gift of a JBL 8340A pair, so a 5.1.2 was possible throwing out the Dimarsons. 2 of them stayed bolted to the ceiling for later use. I sold the R-10SWi, and got an RW-12d for the same price. (no change in cost)
2019 - I accidentally found a directory listing on Yorkville's service website on Google, which contained schematics for actual IMAX speakers. So I built a new subwoofer based on that, which is basically unrivaled at any price point. I asked them if this was intentional or not, and they took it down, so don't ask for a link. (cost bumped to $1700, value raised to the sky)
2020 - The annoyingly bad R-25C was replaced to another used 8340A, and I got a Crown XLS-202 for the fronts ($2000)
 
After only spending $2000, I've got a total system value of about $10000, and with a custom built calibrator, it managed to drastically surpass $500k home theaters.
The system as of now:
JBL 8340A screens and Klipsch R-15M surrounds as a 5.1.2 base and 2 Dimarsons used as sound guides for a virtual 5.1.4
DIY subwoofers, one main and 3 small room correction boxes, all of them custom calibrated for the room
Crown XLS-202, BASH, and Genius amplifiers
ASUS Xonar DX sound card
Equalizer APO with Cavern QuickEQ measurements
 
Some numbers of how well this turned out:
- Perfectly flat 20-20000 Hz response at reference cinema levels (105 dB main peak, 115 dB LFE peak) with only +/-0.05 dB error in the RLP
- No phase changes in software, all channels could be perfectly aligned with 1 sample precision
- Nearly perfect 20-120 Hz response for the LFE at any seat, with only +/-1 dB error and chest slams at any position, even while standing
- Just 57 ms of total LFE decay time
- RT60 is always below 250 ms without any acoustic treatment
- The entire system is only capable of 740 Watts, but only two scenes were able to clip it at reference levels, both of them hit the room correction subs
- Over 200 hours spent calibrating every single small issue

I'm still using the default ringtone because iPhone and how tedious it is to make a custom one. 

I'd spend it on at least one hard drive. I've been needing extra storage (4 TB or so) for years, but because it's so expensive I've just been putting it off and backing up stuff very inconveniently (part of my backup is literally on a drive that's in an in use computer.... and both of my HDDs on my desktop are more than 90% filled...).

the point is are you willing to spend $700 for a gpu regarless of perf?

Techdeals also doesn't actually use repeatable benchmarks, which is bad for testing. His numbers are often waaay off from the mark in comparison to any other techtuber.
 
Ultra Details is not just for screenshots. Every game mentioned in my list has a staggering difference between High and Ultra settings for Texture Quality. If you think I'm lying, look at Mechwarrior 5 High and then Maximum and tell me there's not a crazy difference visually.

Assuming I have to spend 150 USD right now and cannot spend any more I would purchase a nice desktop microphone, which would be a good upgrade from my current setup with a lapel mic. 

Bro I'm still using a 550Ti.