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nothing... I've traded that monitor for an ASUS VG248QE for display port support

that monitor doesn't allow 144hz through HDMI, trust me, I've tried with a RTX 2060

thanks for the help! will keep that in mind

I've recently sold my 2014 PC, an FX 8150 - 990fxa-ud7 - 16gb ddr3 1866 - r9 280x so many memories of that rig ♥

Hi everyone! My name is Emanuel, I'm from Mar del Plata, Argetina - 24 yo - A friend of mine opened a LAN Center in Mar del Plata, and I'm the night-shift admin. www.facebook.com/gameovermdp I follow Linus since NCIX and I'm also a big fan of JayzTwoCents I don't like forums but this is all I need, people here is great, sorry if my english isn't good enough but in Argentina not to many people know what they do when it comes to PC tech... so, here I am, with the best crew ♥ Have a great week everyone!

Hi guys, this is my first post, I'm from Argentina, and I have with a friend a LAN Center with 20 PC's (i5 6400 - 8gb - EVGA 950 2gb) all the same. My question is: is it possible to run a lan server with games from Steam - Battle.net - EPIC Games etc. so I don't update each PC everytime I close the place? imagine to download Fortnite updates 20 times with "100MB internet" connected to a disgusting coaxial cable losing 90% connection power... Just in case it can be done should I get a gigabit switch? what kind of ethernet cable should I get for optimal data transfer? thanks guys! ♥

I would go with AMD because for that kind of stuff you need physical cores to render some things, Intel is a little bit quicker but, I hope some day game and program developers make an effort to use AMD cores at 100%

try to no overclock a Ryzen and touching voltages with the stock cooler, it doesn't work that way