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Buying 3 different itx cases for 1 build and ending up using the first one I got. 

Buying 3 different itx cases for 1 build and ending up using the first one I got. 

Darn no support, 
Ps : his mom is alive and kickboxing and looking hot doing it. 

Thank you I'll let her know. 

I like my sharkoon purewrite xl. Because these are low profile khali red switches (the low profile part is what I wanted) very pleasant typing experience and they now have a rgb one that allows you to put it in white (mine is stuck on blue).

I was thinking of downloading my steam library into my school chromebook, do you think it beable to handle some of my basic games? 
Model: asus C434
Games : Among us, Fall guys, smite (with wireless mouse), NFS 4. 

Yeah and has more integration with windows 10

Not that I know of.  4000apus (zen2) launched fairly recently, which makes the delay between zen2 CPUs and zen2 apus to be over a year.  Doesn’t mean it will be the same for zen3apus but breath holding might be counter productive.  
AMD has a bit of a problem in that Xe has a lot of performance.  I don’t know what that will mean for AMD apu launches. 

Thanks, I'll let her know. ❤️

Thanks guys, but anyone got any good webcam they can suggest for video 

Usually I go for twin towers, like with my core 500 the only twin can fit was the Fuma 2
Do artics come in black? So far in Singapore I've only seen white ones. 
Core 500 for itx and NR400 non-tg edition for Matx, I've seen and used both they're very well built. 
Sweet, just build my first PC about 7 months ago went itx to save space. Otherwise the looks are bare minimum, but performance wise it's a ferrari in a junker shell. 

Thanks for your explanation, I guess you might be right about the gym but I'm a 39kg 14yr old the last time I did sit ups with her I almost died of dehydration. I was on medication for a whole month. 
Nope, she's a Sargent in the police force she trains cadets 
lol, 
You get paid to be on the pc. That's not addiction that's called a job. 

My Silent Cerberus is about 2 months old I run a rx 5700 bios flashed 5700xt and a Ryzen 3700x because of my animation and 3D printing/engineering courses and I was thinking of upgrading the gpu to an 3080 and an 3900
 
Is my sister's opinion right? 
Am I addicted to tech? 

My Silent Cerberus is about 2 months old I run a rx 5700 bios flashed 5700xt and a Ryzen 3700x because of my animation and 3D printing/engineering courses and I was thinking of upgrading the gpu to an 3080 and an 3900
 
Is my sister's opinion right? 
Am I addicted to tech? 

internal reduces the bulk of the setup and its cheaper

Internal would be better, he might be able to have both the drives in the system together. Check if he can buy more because the price difference between 10TB and 6 TB is not much.

it is REALLY hard to hurt your system from heat without overclocking.  Obviously it happens sometimes to people, and we all hear about it, but remember that most people on here are way better at listening to their systems than the average user.  The fact that you asked this question in the first place tells us that you pay attention enough to keep yourself from frying anything.  Plus, most hardware is designed to shut down before it burns up.

I'm doing an build for one of my teacher's kid he's 10yrs old and this is his first pc, I'm not sure wha kind of games I should install for him since his mom (my teacher) said fun but no blood? 
Edit : free games pls. 

Yea I can understand but since it was a birthday present, from his mom I tried to make him happy. 
I tried getting him the aorus version he didn't like the rgb. 

Will do thanks. 

Hey there.
Plenty. Above, gloop's answered your question (look for boards with hot-swappable PCBs) and also mentioned the GMMK -- a solid board for a first-timer, goes for at least $59.99 (barebones, no switches, no keycaps) or $109.95 (pre-built, Gateron Brown switches). Full-size, TKL, and 60% versions are available in ISO layout as well. Other hot-swappable choices:
XD87 HS PCB/Keyboard Kit (KPrepublic): TKL Keyboard. Wired. Compatible with PCB-Mounted Switches. GK61/GK61x/GK61xs Keyboard Kit (Amazon, Aliexpress): 60% Compact Keyboard. GK61x is wired. GK61xs is wireless (Bluetooth). Compatible with PCB-Mounted Switches. ZH0750 Keyboard Kit (KBDfans): 60% Compact Keyboard. Wired. Compatible with PCB-Mounted Switches. Keyboard kits are equipped with PCB, stabilizers, a mounting plate, case, and cables (if applicable). They do not include keycaps or switches unless otherwise specified.
 
Slightly uncertain what you mean by 'hot-swappable switches,' so I'll just focus on the 'silent' and 'linear' part. Most, if not all, the switches below have dampeners inside the switch that cushions the impact and sound of a keystroke. Listed in no particular order:
Rosélios/Sakurios (ZealPC) Healios (ZealPC) Kailh BOX Silent Pinks (NovelKeys) Gateron Silent Black Inks (NovelKeys) Gateron Silent Reds/Yellows/Blacks (NovelKeys) Cherry MX Silent Reds/Silent Blacks (NovelKeys, KBDfans) I'd also argue that for linear switches, silence depends partly (mostly?) on the keyboard mounting plate/faceplate material. General rule of thumb is that denser materials create higher-pitched sounds. What you hear from typing normally on linear switches is the clack of the keyboard. Slowly bottoming out on any linear switch should give you a smooth physical experience and little to no auditory feedback (definitely no clicks). 🤔
 
Max Keyboards offers a selection of translucent keycaps with legends:
ANSI Layout Keycap Sets (Filtered Search: Polycarbonate) ANSI Custom White Translucent Top Backlight Keycap Set (Top Print, Side Print) ISO Custom White Translucent Top Backlight Keycap Set (Top Print, Side Print) There might be other vendors selling translucent keycaps with black legends. I'd suggest checking out marketplaces like Aliexpress, Banggood, or eBay?

Automotive primer should work fine on powder coated surfaces as long as you do decent prep beforehand. Don't forget to wash everything down after sanding. Depending on the paint and primer you might need to flat between coats, I use soft sanding pads (Abralon) because there's less chance of them burning through on corners.

So I'll still need an android phone or tablet to pay subscription... 

You can definitely try it. I'd suggest trying it on a test surface, that's powder coated as well. If it doesn't come off by rubbing or so you should be fine. Otherwise test a different primer.

I'd say that's not a good idea, they may have very different connector pinouts.