curiousmind34

The stock cooler is not that bad, but if you want to get a stronger cooler that is not stock I would stretch your budget a little bit and get this: https://pcpartpicker.com/product/YsHRsY/scythe-fuma-2-5117-cfm-cpu-cooler-scfm-2000

If there is no internet how are you typing this... Pretty sure Apple doesn't let Bluetooth file transfer happen from non-apple devices without downloading some specific app, if you had a laptop (which you don't) you couldve take the file from the android phone and then transfer it to the iPad assuming you have all the cables.

The minimum specifications seem pretty low and from searching around it doesn’t seem that hard to run, the only main thing to look for is that it recommends 8gb of ram in it’s minimum specifications. However i can’t really reccomend any specific laptop unless I know which country you are buying from.

Integrated graphics is likely the bottleneck here, not your CPU performance.

realistically you could probably go with a motherboard significantly cheaper like this: https://www.amazon.com/GIGABYTE-X570-AORUS-Fins-Array-Motherboard/dp/B07SSM6CLC/ but, if you want to use the full budget you should probably get this: https://www.amazon.com/ASUS-Crosshair-VIII-Dark-Hero/dp/B08MTKJ6HM

He's also comparing a laptop cpu to a desktop i5 10500...

Seems pretty good, you might want a Meshify mini since you have a micro atx board

maybe, but if you are going for value you shouldn't

you could get an rtx 3080 prebuilt for that price.

why not just use software raid?

microsoft excel? you can sort by number value and alphabetical order.

if only it was that easy...

I think PBoC is trying to maintain control of the economy and maintain visibility of transactions. Bitcoin is likely seen as a threat to the central bank, as it cannot be actively monitored or controlled by it. Additionally, there is an annual limit of buying more than 50,000 USD of foreign exchange per year, which is meant to keep wealthy people inside China. Historically gold has threatened this, but with Bitcoin it could be an even easier workaround to the policy (however doing this is still illegal I'm pretty sure). I'm pretty sure this is more directed towards those who exchange bitcoin,

How full are both of those drives as a %? I'm asking because an almost full drive will generally run slower than their empty counterparts.

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