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personally I like to use my airpods since they're decently water proof anyway, but I know a lot of people who use speakers to and just turn them up

630 cad isn't bad speaking that 5700xt's are going for around 700usd.

try raising your voltage to like 1.3v

you paid $11 for an oem key that is technically against windows tos. try and transfer it to another machine lol, big difference between an oem key and an actual key. anything that costs less than $100 is 99% of the time an oem key.

you shouldn't need to debloat an operating system that costs $110 with a third party script...

I've been using win10 since it just about came out, on probably 7 different machines, and the amount of issues I've had over that period of time is completely unacceptable for a piece of software that costs $110. I've had three systems where windows decided it would be great to upgrade over night and delete/corrupt a fuck ton of files for the hell of it, I had one update recently in which during a windows update one of my centos partitions just *happened* to disappear, and another time after a restart somehow windows corrupted the file explorer or something alike, so that I could see all the p

whatever is the highest, make sure you do this in windows and whatever other software you have.

what are your windows power settings set to?

how about we clean up our own planet first before we worry about space.

yup, true 10400 or 11400 would probably be the best bet.

disconnect your pc from the internet via airplane mode, then use ddu to uninstall all graphics drivers, reinstall them manually when you boot back into windows. also, what resolution are you playing at?

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oh shit, oops.

what cpu do you have and why do you want ram speed so high? lol. but yes there is ram that fast, and you can buy it in 2x8gb. https://pcpartpicker.com/products/memory/#S=4266