NVidia GeForce RTX 50x0 cards - 70% performance increase, but AI > you

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Did you export your bookmarks to an HTML file? Your tabs should have been included your bookmarks, if you just import them via the exported HTML file.

Otherwise sign in and see what was saved to your account and if there are any that aren't there. If you're syncing, it should all be saved to "the cloud".
 
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Now how do I put it back run chrome first and login or try to dump it in the right place to start
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Quit Chrome (and all apps you may have that use it), then put the folder back into Appdata\Local - rename the existing one Chrome just created first.
 
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So playing a little arc to test it out. Interesting thing was with the 5070ti I wasn't as high of settings as I am now, was getting 80-90 fps with dips, 99% on ultra and getting 140fps steady. CPU certainly helps, but I'm imagining all the random performance flags and lower fps maybe was that dying ram doing shittily?
 
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So playing a little arc to test it out. Interesting thing was with the 5070ti I wasn't as high of settings as I am now, was getting 80-90 fps with dips, 99% on ultra and getting 140fps steady. CPU certainly helps, but I'm imagining all the random performance flags and lower fps maybe was that dying ram doing shittily?
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That 9070xt is no slouch.
 
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Drove 8 hours and got this
www.microcenter.com

PowerSpec G760 Gaming PC; AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D 4.7GHz Processor; AMD Radeon 9070 XT 16GB GDDR6; 32GB DDR5-6000 RAM; 2TB Solid - Micro Center

Get it now! Shop the PowerSpec G760 Gaming PC with AMD Ryzen 7, RX 9070 XT, and 32GB RAM. Boost your gaming experience with top-tier performance. Visit us in-store today!
www.microcenter.com www.microcenter.com
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That's a really good buy with these prices, and really even without. If rationality returns, assuming there's a 2nd NVME slot you can add another drive. Also, I personally would get a cheap key and upcovert that Win 11 Home to Pro, only because I know Home is limited but I can't remember how much, really.
 
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That's a really good buy with these prices, and really even without. If rationality returns, assuming there's a 2nd NVME slot you can add another drive. Also, I personally would get a cheap key and upcovert that Win 11 Home to Pro, only because I know Home is limited but I can't remember how much, really.
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Main reason I run Pro on my PCs and laptops is group policy management and ability to add the PCs to a domain. However, if someone brings their PC over for me to fix, it has Home edition on it 99% of the time. Home edition should be fine until you run into a reason to upgrade to Pro.

That's a nice deal on the PC you got Sludig. Glad you're up and running. That CPU is beefy, not surprised you're getting that much improvement and no telling how much the faulty memory performance was hamstringing your old PC.
 
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Sludig said:
Drove 8 hours and got this
www.microcenter.com

PowerSpec G760 Gaming PC; AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D 4.7GHz Processor; AMD Radeon 9070 XT 16GB GDDR6; 32GB DDR5-6000 RAM; 2TB Solid - Micro Center

Get it now! Shop the PowerSpec G760 Gaming PC with AMD Ryzen 7, RX 9070 XT, and 32GB RAM. Boost your gaming experience with top-tier performance. Visit us in-store today!
www.microcenter.com www.microcenter.com
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This is a damn good price considering the state of PC gaming right now. I was expecting about 2400+. Good shit man. Now come play MHW!
 
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So one things I need to figure out is my old SSD, failed Windows install, didn't show as a bootable drive.

Do I throw it in my enclosure and just see if it loads as a secondary drive, or do I need to get it slotted into mobo and go into a window to love reformat/repartition?

Need to try and see what generic drive is in this, might be keeping the Samsung 990 evo or whatever it was as back up, or just add it to the point of the old parts I'll try and sell to offset.

Generic 750watt PSU, have a Corsair rm850 gold but it's 4 year old so not sure that would be worth the little extra head room given it's age.
 
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So one things I need to figure out is my old SSD, failed Windows install, didn't show as a bootable drive.

Do I throw it in my enclosure and just see if it loads as a secondary drive, or do I need to get it slotted into mobo and go into a window to love reformat/repartition?

Need to try and see what generic drive is in this, might be keeping the Samsung 990 evo or whatever it was as back up, or just add it to the point of the old parts I'll try and sell to offset.

Generic 750watt PSU, have a Corsair rm850 gold but it's 4 year old so not sure that would be worth the little extra head room given it's age.
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I'd run the generic 750w PSU until it dies or started giving problems, and keep the RM850 as a backup. Since you were trying and failing to install Windows on your other SSD it probably has a corrupt boot partition. Should be able to throw it into an enclosure or straight onto the mobo and initialize it via Disk Management in the OS; can reformat it after that.
 
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