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It's my modem's problem. I keep having huge latency spikes. Everything except for my phone is connected via ethernet.

Hey there. I live in upper Vancouver Island where the ISP choices are Telus and Shaw. My shaw provided wireless modem keeps crapping the bed lately and honestly I just want to return it and buy my own third party modem. Does shaw support third party modems?

Whoooops I was thinking 9900k not 9700k. yeah this is more compelling

Hmm true. I still feel like the i9 is some weird cpu that was shoehorned in.

I got an 850W silverstone strider gold which just be more than enough for a single 2080 or a 2080ti and an 8700k. My main concern is that the 8700k is already a year old and I'm not sure if that'll go through a refresh.

Yeah, not only that price to performance I can't justify the 9700k.

Gonna be going gaming on ultra and streaming.

850w psu, Going to be going with either a 2080 or a 2080ti depending on how much mise-- money I want to dump into this thing. I also have two 360mm rads and I'm going to be glass watercooling it.

Half way through my new build and it's coming down to choosing a cpu and motherboard. I can't justify the i9 9700k. 8700k is over a year old and I'm not sure if it's gonna be phased out soon. Thoughts?

Because I'm a masocist when it comes to this. I sleeved my last build and I enjoy doing it. Coming up on 7 years old... it's time for an UPGRADE

The whole purpose behind this is finding a psu that doesn't split the 24pin mobo side to a 10+18 on the psu side because I want to individually sleeve it.

Found one! All good friends.

No, I have a psu just like this. The 24 motherboard side splits into a 10+18 for the psu side.

This garbo

It used to be that seasonic/cooler master PSUs could reliably be sold without the dumb 10+18 split style motherboard cable, but it looks like those ones are following that trend as well. I do my own sleeving and once was enough for splitting sleeved wires across two separate connectors. Anyone know of any psu manufactures that sell in the 850w ish range that go from 24 to 24pin?