does anyone else initially read /hj as hi-jinks or am I just too much of a sillypilled wackymaxxer
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why the 5950x? Unless there's heavy production tasks going on the 5800x3d will clear based on gaming performance. FHD 250Hz monitor is an odd choice too, unless we know for sure OP wants the higher refresh for esports or something a more balanced 1440p + 144/120hz would probably suit them better
if i kept a spreadsheet of my sexual rejections you could not waterboard that information out of me
oh lord i didn't even check
You don't seem to have a CPU cooler (the CPU in your screenshot says cooler not included) which is mandatory. A Thermalright Phantom Spirit 120 EVO will almost assuredly be the move, thermalright is KILLING it right now in the air cooler scene. I'd question going for the 5900x when something like the 5800x3d exists and can be had for fairly cheap if you live near a microcenter, but it seems like you're dead set?
On NVIDIA vs AMD, I don't begrudge you for avoiding NVIDIA due to controversial decisions, but on the other two points:
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the price difference isn't that crazy in my experience, and in exchange for the NVIDIA premium you get killer apps like DLSS, frame gen, Reflex, superior raytracing, while the AMD counterparts lag noticeably behind. the slight edge in raster performance from AMD doesn't seem super worth it currently IMO, but that could always change!
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PopOS specifically actually has great compatibility with NVIDIA from what I've read, although I believe it depends on the proprietary drivers which may not be your cup of tea
1000w is way overkill for your cpu & gpu. 750w would give you plenty of headroom, honestly maybe even 500w. it's fine if you plan on upgrading to something beefier in the future though
2006 - banned from being a planet
2024 - banned from hexbear
when will it end, dwarf planet bros?
guns that can fire over a certain rpm get the treatment that automatic weapons currently do. guns that fire under a certain rpm get the treatment that manual weapons currently do. the in between gets the treatment that semi-auto weapons currently do.
if the justification behind legislation for these weapons is "firing fast makes it too dangerous", then why not just cut to the chase and legislate based on how fast they fire?
is it normal to go to gay bars frequently when you're straight? outside the reasonable scenario of going to one with a gay friend it seems kinda strange
in the RNC. straight up "Reinceing it". and by "it", haha, well. let's just say. my Priebus.
Why didn't they just restrict things by rate of fire/rounds per minute in the first place? It's like the whole "assault weapon" deal where it seems like they were just super vague on classifying stuff for no good reason and now it's finally coming home to roost
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