I see where your coming from, and agree on this particular subject, its just the version 15.2 is what i prefer because the new ones are just windows 10 pre-install enviroments. So if your looking for virus removal, i would look to the newer versions.
I would reccommend Hirens Boot CD 15.2 because it comes with helpful tools such as a bootable version of gparted, mini windows XP and a load of virus tools.
Just download the ISO and write it with etcher or rufus then it should be good to go.
https://www.hirensbootcd.org/hbcd-v152/
So i need a new PSU for my windows 98 gaming PC and i considerd the 450W insigna PSU because this rig would never draw over 150w-ish watts and getting a older more approprite PSU just seems like a bad idea with shelf life and what-not.
Well, a 1660 would be a good upgrade, and i think linus did a video of budget 4k editing rig and used a 1660ti
Edit: Heres the video and it looks like they used a 1650 so a 1660 super would be a solid choice, CPU depending.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w_HKRUPN1Mk&t=802s
You just need a AM4 motherboard with (and dont quote me on this) a 300 series chipset or higher.
Edit: just saw the ddr3. yeah you cant get a mobo for that config
@Slottr @Windows7ge @Den-Fi So being compatible, how does a Killer AX1650 sound? I've heard mixed results about some killer cards.
Or more realisticly a AX200
So after 20 minutes of googling, i couldnt find any answers to my question, so here it is. Is putting a intel chipset Wifi card into a AMD laptop (Flex 14) possible? THe Flex 14 comes with the realtek 8822E card it ists a pile of crap, droping a connection every 10 minutes. But back to my question, does it matter thats its a intel chipset, or would it work fine?