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Actually, that's integrated into the motherboard, not the CPU. I don't think there's ever been an Athlon with an integrated GPU.
As a matter of fact, I think the first AMD CPUs with a graphics chip were the APUs, but don't quote me on that...
Damn, well that's why I got no results for "Athlon with integrated igpu".

Thanks anyways.
 
No but seriously, I love getting called "poor" because I use a laptop i5 with a MX150/GT 1030 when that's way more than I would need. An i7/GTX 1080 setup would literally be a waste of money for me, but apparently I'm just salty because I can't afford a good setup.


K.
 
No but seriously, I love getting called "poor" because I use a laptop i5 with a MX150/GT 1030 when that's way more than I would need. An i7/GTX 1080 setup would literally be a waste of money for me, but apparently I'm just salty because I can't afford a good setup.


K.
No one in the thread has ever called you "poor". You're the only one judging other people, implying that they're cringey because they wrote what they have. You might have some self-esteem issues.
 
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No one in the thread has ever called you "poor". You're the only one judging other people, implying that they're cringey because they wrote what they have. You might have some self-esteem issues.
I wasn't talking about this thread, like, at ALL. I was talking about the internet in general lolwhat :rofl2::rofl2:
 
Intel core i9-7980XE
GTX 1080 Ti 4-way SLI
128GB DDR4 RAM 3000Mhz
OCZ R3 P84 SSD 1TB
Samsung 860 Pro SSD 4TB
WD Gold 10TB (x2)


I mostly use my MacBook though.

I call complete fucking bullshit.
 
Cuz 4 1080ti's is redundant. :P
Not to mention completely useless, as is 128GB of DDR.

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uh.... I call bs on this.

https://ark.intel.com/products/124967/Intel-Core-i5-8250U-Processor-6M-Cache-up-to-3_40-GHz

Boosts up to 3.4GHz. How on Earth would you get it to 4.3? And even if you can, how about the cooling? And fuck, it still is a U series CPU. It's not exactly a 7700K. And no, you don't get a CPU like that for that price.
Was packaged in the wrong box so BestBuy couldn't sell it as a regular item and it ended up under the refurbished rack. The guy told me he'd hide it until they finished marking it down (went from $629 OG price, to $419, then to $379, then to $279, then to $205).

And for the 4.3GHz, I messed with XTU settings for 5 hours and finally got a bench mark test that reached 4.3GHz (or 4.28GHz to be exact). And yes, it loaded the same programs almost twice as fast as my friend's PC with a 7700k and the same RAM, SSD, and GPU. Tested without any other background programs running as well.
 
I won't be home for a few days but I guess I could send you the receipt in the meantime!

Visual proof of your build + a handwritten slip with your temp name + date and time.

Edit: "I won't be home for a few days"
Biggest and most used excuse there is ;')
 
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Intel core i9-7980XE
GTX 1080 Ti 4-way SLI
128GB DDR4 RAM 3000Mhz
OCZ R3 P84 SSD 1TB
Samsung 860 Pro SSD 4TB
WD Gold 10TB (x2)


I mostly use my MacBook though.
So how did you make 4-way SLI work seeing as nVidia dropped support for anything more than 2-way SLI on their newest cards?
 
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Asus Rog Swift PG258Q 240HZ G-SYNC MONITOR
I7-6700K 4-4,20Ghz,
MSI GTX1070 8GB
CORSAIR VENGEANCE 16GB RAM 3200MHZ
SAMSUNG SSD 465GB+WD HDD 465GB
CORSAIR RAPIDFIRE K70 RGB MECHANICAL KEYBOARD
LOGITECH SPECTRUM G502 RGB GAMING MOUSE.

as an Ex-console peasant, this is my 1st self built pc ever, it's 1yo now and it can only ran OVERWATCH at med setting if i want to keep FPS above 240 :( i knew it, sad right?? i 'll get Titan XXX with liquid cooler, for next upgrade.
 
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My newest desktop, an HP Vectra VL400:

Pentium 3 800MHz EB
256+128MB SDRAM (was 64+64 originally, maximum is 1x512)
80GB disk (original was a 10GB Seagate, rubber wrapped from the factory)
Full drivers available for every Win9x/2000/XP operating system, plus partial support for DOS/3.x; decent Linux support (needs a kernel recompile to enable the i815 framebuffer; I've actually thrown in a Radeon 7000 which surprisingly works better out of the box with the libre drivers)
Proprietary-shaped 120W power supply you'll never be able to find a replacement for (but standard ATX connectors)
Supports internal UPS that fits into an optical drive slot
Case designed for the motherboard, the leds/buttons connect and disconnect as a single connector, floppy and HDD area directly in front of their connectors; bracket cover for cards instead of screws
BIOS with descriptions for every option, and detailed full screen explaination of errors (including "idiot, you swapped the PS/2 devices")

By its 2001 standards this was actually a decently premium office PC, although I bought it in 2005 for 80 € and it's been my main second-home PC until about 2013
 
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