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The absolute state.

imagine the smell of this nasty kike

should i just enroll at a community college for a student ID?

i want to take advantage of these microcenter discounts and they're offering free courses

I recently got a 1080, and have been using a 40" 1080p TV as my monitor for a while now.
I'm thinking of maybe upgrading to 144hz or 1440p or 4k, or both in one monitor, not sure what I should grab though.
Most screens I've seen are around 27", and that feels a bit small to me, especially since I'm also going to use it for watching movies.

Anything you guys can recommend in regards to basically a large 144/1440/4k screen?
Budget is around $600

>get scammed for alot of money when trying to buy used parts
>police actually give a shit
>they found out where he lives
>it's a shithole

Feels great man, I love Norway

Also what the fuck's wrong with the OP? I guess it's nice to get rid of the amd shilling

I'm on a 1600 right now but considering upgrading to a 2700x. I have a B350 motherboard. How the hell does this work? If my BIOS is updated, will the 2700x run just like it would on a B450?

If not, I'll probably just jump over to Intel since my main use is gaming.

this probably wasn't meant to be pcbg and was just meant to be a thread complaining about where pcbg is which turned into pcbg

Yes.

Might as well wait for zen 2, rather than buy a new mobo.

Why are there no cases with good radiator support? Mounting them into fan slots is a shit option. Either they're warming up your case or they provide suboptimal cooling. There needs to be water cooling cases with waterworks compartments or the possibility of placing radiators outside the case