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Saturday, June 15, 2019
I believe it was shown on xBox
goodnight
I will enjoy that nice condo you sold me
Only 4 hours late
watch ReRideD
Max's favourite anime
I'm confused by your question I guess, Windows boot drives won't be OS specific, unless you're bundling it with drivers and shit
Whatever MB you get will usually come with CPU and chipset drivers anyway, so it wont matter
oh yes, you can
it'll boot, and then you'll need to install new drivers first thing
I'd still probably recommend just getting a new drive for your OS (a nice new fast one) and mapping your current one as a secondary drive
unless you already have a good SSD
a good one?
ah, ok
Some people recommend uninstalling old chipset drivers before you change hardware, but it's never mattered in my experience
You just ordering everything off Amazon, or are you lucky enough to have a computer store near you?
my box of computer shit is full of these
https://www.amazon.com/Black-High-Performance-NVMe-PCIe-2280/dp/B07C9H8MHD
not the fastest either, mind you
I think Samsung or Sandisk have the fastest rated ones on the market right now
pushing 4GB/s reads
though in your case, you may want to hold off 100% honestly
and just use your current drive
PCIe 4.0 compatible NVMes will be coming in the next year
but whatever motherboard you get will likely support them, x570 architecture
the concept drives from Western Digital were pushing 12 GB/s a few months ago
consumer range will probably be up to 16GB/s on the high end, 8 on the low
Basement party
sounds fun
@Dan K. Meme
no
sadly
Silence woman
respond in kind
go steal art from 2016 and say it is yours
but blatantly steal it
why do you attract these people