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The difference between 3700x and 5600x is barely noticeable tbh in multi-threads. You can also easily overclock the 5600X if you want more performance

Slightly lower than the 600 that AnandTech got on their 5600X

https://www.anandtech.com/show/16214/amd-zen-3-ryzen-deep-dive-review-5950x-5900x-5800x-and-5700x-tested/31
 
EDIT: Rerun it and see how you do.

The difference between 3700x and 5600x is barely noticeable tbh in multi-threads. You can also easily overclock the 5600X if you want more performance

The "WHAT'S YOUR GAME?" on the card is such a turn-off lol

Everything went smoothly, thank you so much!!

What they said ^^^

The only issue you may encounter is the activation of Windows on your old motherboard as it doesn't transfer. 
 
If you have your Windows activated on a Microsoft Account, I believe you can go into the settings for your Microsoft Account and search for a setting with reactivating Windows after a hardware change on the new motherboard.
 
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/20530/windows-10-reactivating-after-hardware-change

If you want to do a clean install, I would use the Windows USB installer and change the boot order to the USB first over the SSD or HDD to wipe everything off of that boot drive. It will be as if you just bought the SSD/HDD from the store or retailer. So any documents and/or files on the SSD right now need to be backed up to an external drive, whether another drive or USB thumb stick, before formatting the drive with a clean install. 

Yes you can if you want you can try going to Settings ->Update & Security -> Recovery -> Advanced startup and have your USB drive plugged into to boot from there. 

1440p is more in line with a 3070 imo. A 3080 makes more sense at higher resolutions. Not a bad combo tho, just pointing that out. 

I've wanted a dog for many years now. Each year, I would ask my mom if we can get one. Like every other year, she says no. I might just the dog without my moms permission, what do y'all think and what would I need to know?
 
P.S
I'm paying for everything

Unless everyone in the house is in agreement that they want a dog and will help care for it, do not get it.

Cannot agree more with this. Puppies tend to make a lot of messes around the house until they're trained to go outside or use a pad, they can also chew through wires or anything they can get their paws on. It's best to just wait until you get your own place.
 
They're also a big responsibility, like vet appointments, keeping vaccinations up to date, etc

Do you live with you're Mom?
Because that's a fine & fast way to lose respect....within the whole family and her especially,....to always have that in mind when her Son wants to do the next thing.. the fact you even think this way strongly makes me feel you are not even ready to take care of an animal's needs,..
 
Even if you contribute financially in the household the dog isn't just a simple thing for the non-owners who have to deal with all aspects of dog ownership.
If its her place, and you get it anyway... your a D... plain and simple lack of respect.
Respect her wishes until you have your Own Space.

buy it im 5% sure your mom will like it too

What goes through my brain when trying to buy one
Founder's Edition ASUS TUF or ROG STRIX Any that actually shows up available

What goes through my brain when trying to buy one
Founder's Edition ASUS TUF or ROG STRIX Any that actually shows up available

That's my list as well. ASUS did quite good with this card.

What goes through my brain when trying to buy one
Founder's Edition ASUS TUF or ROG STRIX Any that actually shows up available

money/cost to buy it

money/cost to buy it

as URANIUM said, motherboard components normally isnt an issue unless a connector is right behind the GPU that's sticking up
 
GPU length would normally dictate whether a casing will fit it or not, so check your casing's GPU length clearance.

Motherboards have proper clearence for all PCI-E cards regardless of length. It seems this motherboard is the case as well, as is any other properly designed board.