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if i install a ssd is that where the tomahawk plus could be a better choice?
Offsets = standoffs.
What he is saying is make sure the brass standoffs that come with tbe case are installed for your size motherboard.
I'm going assume that is sarcasm and an attempt at humor."Standoffs," yes. Better term. Although "offsets" is less socially offensive because you don't come across as "standoffish."
You can snap pics of the bios by hitting f12 and having it save to a USB stick. That image is blurry, lol....now i am trying to figure out the whole over clocking thing and i noticed something in bios-setup the cpu i think is running at 85C. not sure what screen i was at but took a picture and uploaded it. would appreciate any help.
what am i looking at, am i over heatning?
have a couple probably stupid questions but this stuff is over my head.
does a ssd replace hard drive or run in tandem? You can do it either way. If you get a small capacity SSD you will likely need to have a larger spinner drive to store pictures, movies and other data. But put Windows on the SSD and as many programs as it will hold as that will speed up your boot and load times dramatically. If you get a larger SSD then you can use it for both purposes.
looked at the ssd mentioned above the "ADATA Ultimate SU650 3D NAND 2.5" 480 GB SSD". in the description it says "Wide capacity range: 120GB to 480GB".
is the total storage 120gb or 480gb? It means that model SSD is sold in different capacities, just like you can get hard drives of the same basic model in a range of capacities. It simply indicates the amount of storage space. The physical size of the drive would be the same and other build characteristics, just like all hard drives are the same physical size but come in different capacities.
would like to order this stuff to because not sure when my current pc is going to poop out.