CPU recommendations?
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Alexander Moore67 said:$33 is the actual difference, specifically $44
Where is the best place to actually pick stuff up? Like, where can I find the most decent deals?
Thanks
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Alexander Moore67 said:$33 is the actual difference, specifically $44
Bryan Taylor6 said:Just type "passmark r5 3600" into Google—honestly, you can do that for any processor, really—and you'll see pretty clearly which one hits harder. The 3400 g has integrated graphics, though, kind of in the ballpark of an old HD 7750 or 7770... I guess it all depends on what you actually need. That Gigabyte B450 gaming x motherboard is a decent pick, maybe even a B550 if you want, and that R5 1600 af seems like a pretty good deal...
Nicole Barrett76 said:In that case, I believe I shall depart from Facebook; after all, I cannot recall the last time I actually composed an original thought there. My activity has been limited to nothing more than offering birthday wishes or occasionally liking a friend's post.
It is certainly something one can live without. I am only asking this on behalf of some truly oblivious friends of mine.
I have been aware of the Ctrl and scroll wheel combination for quite some time—specifically, using Ctrl plus the plus or minus keys.
Thomas Wells5 said:maybe give AOMEI Partition Assistant the free version a shot
Kate Martin3 said:Have you tried using Diskpart yet? It’s always been a bit hit-or-miss for me. It's just that CMD utility that comes bundled with Windows. A quick Google search should give you the specifics.