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Because you went for the Intel platform and not AMD. "WHY??? every thing i read intel is better then ryzen." What, lol. Where did you get that nonsense? I have non-broken AMD chips at home, but with Intel, I can play domino's with. Plus the RMA of Intel is bad, very bad and if you don't have a purchase or an invoice. AMD doesn't ask anything and they just switch over if you have bad luck. The latest information about the 13th GEN, so far there won't be a 14th that fits in that socket. Intel tends to switch sockets every two years. The last AM4 of AMD, is right now 4/5 years. From Ryzen 1000 to the 5000 series. Just watch this for at least 4 minutes:

RX 6500? Why. Look: https://www.newegg.com/asrock-radeon-rx-6800-rx6800-pgd-16go/p/N82E16814930048?quicklink=true Grab my 7600X list I posted please. Change that NVidia card I have on that, change that to this one above. You are making it very hard for yourself, and you don't have to. I can make a new list for you and I will spend time to that. As far as I can see, the limit is 2000 Canadian dollars?

Please scroll up, where I said the option for 5800X3d or the one with the 7600X. The 7600X is the latest and even better is the 7700X one. Keep in mind, that the 5800X3D is the end of the road for you. Or, you plant the 5950X later into that one. Picking parts is hard, but reading advisories, can be much easier, if you do So, take that list I put on, with the newer 7600X and tell me what total you have. That is the homework you can do for yourself. I bet the price, from the 5800X3D to the 7600X is not far off, but you 100% are better off with a 7600X/7700X system. Of course! They want to sell you slighter older parts and offer you the work to make it working. We will help you, if you alone have to put these all together. So please, do your homework and share what you have, the differences of the price. Thank you!

Why still the End of Life CPU+Motherboard combination?

I hate websites, that aren't Idiot-proof like us. Such a shame! As you can see, making screenshots and place them here, we BEAT them! TS, depends on what time. Thought I had a package this morning around 8am here(it is almost 8pm here now) and they didn't show up for me. Drive past my house, #drama

Any other tips people? We could pin this thready one.

Yeah, what a sad list and those names. Such much/many heartbreaking memories we have to cherish. Fallen or not, we DO have met them and that is our luck. Bring it on! For the idiots: That #December2Remember is not; December the second

Yeah, I was thinking about that too. The RX6800 would even compliment each other. I stay away, far away from NVidia videocards. I only have to mention the new (burning) 12pin(?) power-plug they use. Also, the 3060Ti/3070 only has 8GB and that is such a shame.

I thought why not, already 'late' Here a better future-proof list for you. Check what I left open, that you can pick yourself like a M.2 SSD storage and such. If you can, pick a 7700X over an 7600X. That is still under the 12700k price. Plus, with a 7600X/7700X, you don't have to worry, if you buy next GEN CPU later, from AMD. With AM5, you can be sure of 4 years of CPU socket support. That you don't have with Intel, period. List:

Ahem, you know that list that you made is personal, right? Meaning, that is what you see and we don't I suggest you look for AMD's 5800X3d (important, not the regular 5800X) and pick a nice AM4 motherboard. Those motherboards right now are cheap-ish. I see that you want to keep your old one, that is fine. The DDR4 RAM prices aren't that high. As for Intel or, as you mentioned, an i7, those are very expensive. Just like the motherboards are as such End of Life too. And you pay like 1,5 times more. Ideally is that you look for a brand new AMD's AM5 motherboard and pick a 7600X. Therefor you could always upgrade, and for years to come, the CPU. You also go from DDR4 to DDR5 and PCIe 5.0. That is future-proof too. The DDR5 RAM prices are dropping and before you know it, the DDR4 prices would be higher. I made this list for you. What I wanted to say in private, that is, I was willing to send you over an AMD AM4 motherboard. Check out the list I made. I could make you a new one tomorrow for a different one.

Let me help you out and going through the details and such, by a PM/DM. That way, I know what your budget is and the right options for you. I am glad you didn't buy anything yet, so we can talk during the week if you'd like. First we go through what your "old" things are to lift over and planning the parts. In the end, you can share what you are getting, here. I love to help you, you know that

@BlackRose Please don't buy those, ready in a box, PC('s). I hope you did not purchase anything as this Black Friday is there. I am even suggesting, not to buy anything right now. If you want, we could grab parts together and you and I, are going to build your PC. I would even say, cancel your order if you already did. We can discuss this by a DM/PM first and go from there.

If you are not in a hurry, I can test things out for you in the weekend. What OS is the PC running on, or do you use a other device?

Logout from there and give me a link that I can open up and check it out. I do not pay for any movie/TV series. I use alternative websites that I can watch things for, nothing. I bet you are paying for that service? If you do, what they recommend for you to use? But yes, don't give me your login details, but a link that is usable for me to test.

I don't know!? They said that I have to hook on the Google mainframe every day for 8 hours, and they suck me dry. I don't know what kind of 'nature movies' they suck out of me. Hence, why I am single? Have you tried to use your other hand? Sometimes, it feels like someone else is doing your work-job. Maybe that helps with your short-cunt thingy.

That upgrade is huge, congrats! Hoping that the 13600k and motherboard combination isn't End Of Life right away for you.

That Honda Accord, has a great 2.0 engine. Some other Accord's has the 2.4L (K24) in them and used for engines swaps. Taking the head of the K20 (like one of my Type R) and put that on the K24(Accord) and tuning it up to 350bHP or above. I bet you enjoy the VTec of it

Beers, how did it go for you?

Here, without watching the video:

Mine was actually featured last week on Youtube, by a great tuning company called Dynodaze in the UK. This Type R was actually built in the UK too. Right now, the "FN2" of mine is at the garage (a long story) for new stabilizers left and right, plus getting a new Stage 1 clutch. Video is timed, so you don't have to watch the complete video:

In Brave, hold down CTRL + Shift and N, you will get into the incognito mode. Does that still happen in that mode? If not, some of your add-ons might cause that issue. See also if you can get the latest networkcard software driver. F.e. Realtek, they almost come every other month.

Try the Brave browser (64bits of course). No problems with adding on extensions too.

Source to Target drive: I highly recommend you to clone the drive and test it right away. Unhook the 'Source' one, that you cloned from(!). Check in the BIOS, the newly cloned 'Target' drive and boot it up. Acronis is not free and can do it from that 30 days trial. I prefer Macrium Reflect for many years. You can download it for free here and just try it: https://www.macrium.com/reflectfree You can just hook on the new drive, start up Macrium and start cloning. You can keep using Windows, but I think not gaming The system is busy, doing your clone (I/O's). Be very careful what you clone! Click on the drive you want to clone. I assume you have to check if it is named the "C:" drive with that volume "label". I always use the date of that day, as the volume label. The one you want to overwrite, name that just as simple as "EMPTY". Here is a screenshot of my drives and how it looks. As you can see the date (dd-mm-yr), it has been awhile that I cloned my C : drive. I clone for just having a kind of "backup". I would be online within 5 minutes, if something goes wrong. Just a little note: Any new programs like these, always shut off the Services after.

Cloning: Acronis is good for cloning, but Macrium Reflect is free, free updates and no hassle. Partition software: I always pick that up from: https://www.giveawayoftheday.com/ when it comes by. Normally once per year and have a spare disk with an OS ready at all time. Use Google for one which is free, but unfortunately not all function are there for you. Downside of Win10 or Win11 is, those small partitions you can't reach and destroy. For that, it is better to use the command 'clean' partitions with Diskpart under/using CMD(admin) 'DiskPart'. Be sure you don't use MBR* partitions, but GPT to install Windows. Use those BIOS settings recommended. When you buy and use a new drive, leave it be and just install. Other thing is what I do, is to clone your old OS and work on the cloned drive. That way you don't detroy the one that has f.e. System Restore active (enable that!) as those Restore Points are not there with cloning. See if the cloned drive is working, or just use the reset button to get in Save-mode(nr: 4) options by that restart. Let it find the drivers it needed or else download that from the vendor. (*You can use MBR, but only if you are sure of what you are doing. I hate using those BIOS settings and not using MBR)