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I know that my Raspberry Pi has Radio broadcasting capabilities. And knowing how data is basically a series of 1's and 0's like "110010010101001110100101" (Not actual data) I was just wondering if it would be possible to broadcast those numbers over radio waves and basically send a file over...

I am starting to dabble in Operating System creating, and I am wondering whether or not I would need to start with a clean "Blank Slate" PC or if I can keep my computer as is and code and test on the side. Any help would be nice. Thank you in advance.

Bro. He asked if it would work well. So the answer is yes. Because it's better to have more power than not enough

Short answer? Yes.

I'm really late, but I'd just like to point out that the R7-250X (with the X) is a rebadged version of the 7770

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&ei=CsHbU-a6JuKc0AXSoYCYDQ&url=http://m.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DTkSayfFKJVw&cd=3&ved=0CCIQtwIwAg&usg=AFQjCNHLaDEv_fRBggZB-wOn3Ze5-Ra1QA

And yeah I know it's low power, but it has enough to play skyrim on high in most videos

I was actually considering manually mounting all of the components of my laptop in a desktop case and then putting a much more powerful aftermarket cooler on the GPU and cpu. Also, they were getting up to 70C° each before I couldn't even record the temperature correctly anymore

So for starters, my laptop has always had heat issues. I could melt chocolate with it just by putting it next to it. I now run it on a cool master cooling pad for laptops. It's an HP, so they've fixed it when it's broken in the past, but it's getting ridiculous. I'm barely running Skyrim on...

That's a great case bro! The Corsair 200R is also in your price range and is one of the best cases out there too. Hope that helped :)

Yeah the HD 4000 is plenty strong enough to run spore and such. Even on high :)

Well unlike the person above me, I'm actually going to answer the question you asked instead of giving useless advice. The G2030 is a great combo with the HD7770. You'll run it fine :)

But the links I provided are games that will run on integrated graphics

1 TB is what I use. But you would probably be better off with 2 TB

Go for the hard drive. The SSD would shorten load times, but in game it would do nothing. Also, the cost of GB to Dollar is very high, so you could save a lot and store more by using a hard drive. Hope that helps :)