I jumped ship a month ago. Never really used Linux outside of some small school projects.

And my god have I had lots of issues with stuff that didn't work or it was missing some packages that I had no idea how to get.

I have a colleague that have used Linux for +10-20 years. So having somebody to ask for help is very valuable!

But all the games I normally play is working so I don't regret jumping ship.

Okay you're just trolling.

There is no alternative that can do the same

I wanted to do a evil durge run, then ended up doing the good durge run... But next time, I'll definitely do the evil run, and not turn soft mid run.... I hope

I got so many emails from them telling me to transition the account or I would lose it. So they did give lots of notice.

Even tho it sucks losing access, it's still a great game worth every penny

Was taking 2 gap years in education. Where I worked a year, and took firefighters education for 9 month, where I met my now wife, after that traveled for 2 month, before I continued my education with computer science.

Yeah why don't they just build a roof over them?

So true, it's either buy a car which steals all of your data or don't buy a car at all. Which isn't really a choice for most of us

poor choice of climbing route

They had everything they needed to sleep there. One would think they planned to sleep there...

If you love "the good place", then I can only recommend "parks and recreation". That is my all-time favorite show

Also recently I have started watching "Chuck". It's a action/comedy/spy series, there is ofcource action, guns and bombs. But Iam laughing so much each episode, I find myself rewatching some scenes.

I have just spend the last couple of months researching myself because I'm in the process of upgrading my rig as well.

I haven't seen you mention your budget anywhere, but as I read your comments, I understand this is a bit above what you want.

CPU: I would get the 7 7800X3D instead. It odtens performances better for gaming.

Fan: I don't really like water cooling, but that's personal opinion. I would get a noctua NH-D15

Motherboard: the "X" before the numbers, is overkill for gaming, it has lots of "ekstra" expensive features that's just not that usefull. Definitely find one that start with a "B". Iam getting the "Gigabyte B650 AORUS ELITE AX ATX AM5 Motherboard"

GPU: I don't play 4k myself, so cannot really give you any pointers. I got a 7800 XT, because it's super good for it's value. The biggest difference is, Nvidia cards is best for Ray tracing in games, so if you need that, get a Nvidia. If you don't care for Ray training, get AMD. Also look up reviews of the GPU fx Gamers Nexus/hardware unboxed is good. And see how the cards perform in the games you want to play.

RAM: 16 gb is often good enough, but I would go with 32 gb for now. 64 gb is overkill, and can always be upgraded later. The ones you have picked I think is fine, just get the 32 variant.

Storage: the SSD is good, and 2tb is good. Maybe getting a HDD, if you wants to storage other files that don't need to be on the SSD.

PSU: I got the exactly same for my build. A rule of thumb for calculating the PSU needed, put every component you need in PCPartPicker, and take the total wattage * 1.5. But the new GPU use so much power should should add 100 ekstra wattage as a "high-end tax" so fx 550 wattage * 1.5 + 100 = 925 PSU.

But the most important thing is, research all the comments you want to try, and watch YouTube videos of people that actually tried and tested it. One youtube channel I like is "PC Builder" he explains what components are pretty well, and give actually examples of good parts to buy.

Was a bit skeptical at first, but looks like they have thought this through and tested it plenty. Can't wait to try it out.

But I'm glad it's not in the vanilla experience