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Yes my pc can take 4 RAM .... have a pair of 8GB 2933's in there now. True but that is still a 500 to 600 dollar upgrade..(i dont buy used components).. Right now i can get a i9 10850k for 499 vs a i9 9900k at 449.... to me it is worth the extra 50$ when i could go new .. get 10 cores/20...

Kind of a noob answer maybe.. but with that high end of a CPU and GPU.. could it be a Powersupply issue

I dont want to remove components from my existing PC.... i use that for Gaming.. SO basically i am using my Gaming PC for work... which is okay but since i only have 6 cores and 16 GB ram i cant do much virtualization. Sounds like i may end up going for a new build... probably a 10850K with...

Aurora R8 Intel model It doesnt take 10th GEN CPU. I like the idea of a 9900k.. but is it worth spending more on that CPU than a 10th GEN 10900? It may be easier for me to do a new system... i have a PSU and case ... just would need to buy RAM which would be better anyways. I dont want to...

I have a need to host some local VM's about work on my PC... hence the need for more RAM and more Cores available to host the VM's Trying to get the most out of a simple 400 dollar budget... RAM is still cheap so it probably will be easy for me to go to 32 GB. BTW i am in Canada.

I currently own an Alienware PC with the following specs: i5 9600K 16 GB @2993 RTX 2070 Given that the CPU to a i7 9700k, or an i9 9900k My PC can take RAM up to 3200 speed, and i would like to run virtual machines. And my Video card is not changed.. Where to i get the best value in...

Okay then i will just go and download the specific tools for each drive. I have 3 of them :)

I need to test for performance and lifespan. Was hoping to not have to download specific tools for each of my SSD's

I am looking for a recommendation for a tool to test various SSD's in my system. I currently have 2 SSD's that i need to test. (i might have a 3rd one to test soon). Thank you Corey