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About 6 months ago I built myself a new computer with a 5700xt and a b550 motherboard. At the time I didn't want to spend much money on storage until I needed it. So as of now, I have a 1TB HDD and a 256GB SATA SSD. I am planning on upgrading my SSD to an NVME drive, and I'm wondering should I...

Ok so basically i was stupid and ordered the oem version of windows without realizing it was a disk. I have the disk and also the scratch of code. I do have a laptop with a disc drive and also empty flash drives available to help me. I just don't wanna spend another $100. Is their a way to...

Im deciding between the ryzen 5 3600 x and the 9600k. Which one would be better to use. I plan on doing casual gaming and plenty of school work.

Im deciding between the ryzen 5 3600 x and the 9600k. Which one would be better to use. I plan on doing casual gaming and plenty of school work.

Do you have your ram in the right slots. Usually its 1st and 3rd slot. If you put it in 1st and 2nd or any other configurations you aren't taking advantage of the full 16 gb

I'm planning on building a pc for around 1300 with a ryzen chip. I'm planning out my build and am wondering whether I should postpone it until later when Zen 3 and RTX 3000 series parts are released.

Why do some motherboards and gpus come without rgb? Adding rgb isnt that expensive and more people would buy those items.

On the website it says up to 3466mhz. I know ryzen needs fast speed so I want to go with 3600mhz.

Im planning on building a pc and would like to know if my system will have any bottlenecks. Im using: -ryzen 5 3600x b450 motherboards (has flash bios button dont worry) 16gb ddr4 3200 ram -1660 super gpu

When I look on Newegg or Amazon almost all the recent amd chipset boards are sold out. I sthis permanent or ontly till coronavirus is over?

My Psu doesn't turn on when connected to my PC. It passes the paperclip test but once plugged into my Mobo it doesn't turn on. I even used a paperclip and plugged the CPU in and that worked. But once I took the paperclip out and plugged in the 24 pin connecter it didn't work. I tried this on...

Im trying to keep it around $1000. Im think a Ryzen 3600x or 3700x as a cpu. Idk what gpu because I dint know if something like a 5700 xt or 2060 s would be overkill

Im gonna build a new pc for casual ging and hw. I dont plan on streaming or editing but I want to be able to run hames like siege and battlefield smoothly. What would you consider to be reasonable hardwares.

Im rebuilding my rig as my last one is [] up and im deciding between the 3700x and the 9700k. Im leaning towards AMD but want to hear reasons for Intel.