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The CPU is an i3-3220, but before this it was a Pentium G620. Intel DH61HO for the motherboard, and two sticks of 2GB RAM with release dates (according to CPU-Z) in 2012. I'm still using the Seagate drive that "came" with the PC, which is atleast 7 or 8 years old? The GPU is a GTX 750Ti I bought used, so around 6 or so years old.

For your Steam games you can just add your Steam directory that's on your HDD (labeled D drive after installing Windows on the SSD) as another Library Folder. Steam will automatically link any games installed on the HDD so they're ready to launch without any reinstallation.
Moving a Steam Installation and Games - General Troubleshooting - Knowledge Base - Steam Support (steampowered.com)
 
For other programs, you'll need to reinstall them once you have Windows installed on your SSD as most applications are not portable. 
 
When you're installing Windows, I would recommend unplugging your old HDD just so you or Windows does not get confused on where you want your Windows files to go. It'll also prevent you from accidentally formatting your HDD which I've done before. Not the end of the world, but you'll just save you the hassle of recovering partitions afterwards.

Nope. Those would have to be reinstalled. 

its basically the same as the other drvies, dramless sata ssd. Id get the cheapest of he drives still

Funny, I'm also in the op's position and happened to find the SP A55 too and it shows that is has a NAYA DRAM on the reviews and photos
One of the sources I found: https://www.enostech.com/silicon-power-ace-a55-256gb-ssd-review/

I'd argue they just don't want to get any potential lawsuits or complaints which could affect their brand-name. 

2003 Saab 9-3 Linear

 
Tagging the bf to share his wagon :^ 
@handymanshandle
 
 
 
I really really want one of these

Pretty sure he means Canadian Rupees lol

If you want decent yet over-the-top ram that's also red in colour, just get the OLOy WarHawk RGB 16 GB 3200 (2 x 8 GB) kit mate.
 
https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/product/pMn8TW/oloy-warhawk-rgb-16-gb-2-x-8-gb-ddr4-3200-memory-md4u083216bcda

I try to keep an older gen platform around. My X79 rig won't be going anywhere any time soon.

Maybe your RAM is the bottleneck then?

You can still use all four slots. Dual-channel doesn't mean you can only use two out of the four slots.
 
 
God, this is infuriating.

If you're on a budget and don't mind NOT playing on high settings for a lot of modern games, then the i5 4460 is fine imo. With that CPU you probably want to get like a 1060. 
 
On Shopee, a 4460 usually starts at around RM300, and a used 1060 (or equivalent) will set you back by another RM500 or so. You could probably get better deals on Carousell or Mudah.my,  I generally prefer the former. I got my 750 Ti for RM150 on Carousell, whereas on Shopee it would've set me back by RM250 or so.

SARS wasn't that bad and neither is this. People tend to blow this stuff out of proportion when there's a low chance of getting SARS with this strain of coronavirus. Its just a little scary thats all. 

Look, if those gloves are on your hands, they are electrically part of you. If you're charged, the gloves are charged. Them being insulators and blocking sparks from your hands is a misconception; a PVC pipe is an excellent insulator but it can shock you pretty badly when charged.
 
Anti-static devices, like those bracelets, work by grounding the body they're on, in order to discharge them, rather than by attempting to "block arcs".
 
I should point out that static build-up on a person isn't very fast or effective (at least it never happens to me, unless it's extremely dry or I've been walking a lot on carpet) so usually you can get away with the good old "touch something grounded every once in a while when building" technique.

The RMx series is literally Tier A and at 750W it's more than enough for a 2080Ti and a 9900KS.
 
 

by his parents obviously.

The RMx series is literally Tier A and at 750W it's more than enough for a 2080Ti and a 9900KS.
 
 

The RMx series is literally Tier A and at 750W it's more than enough for a 2080Ti and a 9900KS.
 
 

I wasn't? But okay, lmao.

My bad- 7400. But damn are you toxic. Yes there is a 'no signal' popup on my montior- with hdmi.

I took the liberty of searching for PSUs on emag.com (I assume you're Romanian, I apologise if I'm mistaken) and found a TXM550 for 352 lei. The PSU originally costs 439.99 lei but right now it has a 20% discount. If you have that much money, go for this one whilst the offer lasts.
 
https://www.emag.ro/sursa-corsair-tx-m-series-tx550m-550w-semi-modulara-80-plus-gold-eff-90-active-pfc-atx12v-v2-4-1x120mm-fan-cp-9020133-eu/pd/DV5H5KBBM/?X-Search-Id=6d382a5bc67131d401ba&X-Product-Id=3653070&X-Search-Page=1&X-Search-Position=1&X-Section=search&X-MB=0&X-Search-Action=view

the R5 3600 one, stays relevant for longer to outweight the cost.

Absolutely wicked.