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How can a React useState setter update this state variable without using the state variable?

Roma Keller

20/07/2021 17:31
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How can a React useState setter update this state variable without using the state variable?

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How can a React useState setter update this state variable without using the state variable?

Roma Keller

20/07/2021 17:31

My bad, I don't actually have those Processor's to test, but, the i5 9600k is about ( a little worse) on par with the Ryzen 5 2600, so I am just going to go with it. I read on some website that the 1600 and 2600 was better, but, they are both worse than the 9600k. And, anyways I already have a B365 LGA 1151 Gen 2 motherboard, so, it's the most logical upgrade.

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Roma Keller

20/07/2021 17:31

My bad, I don't actually have those Processor's to test, but, the i5 9600k is about ( a little worse) on par with the Ryzen 5 2600, so I am just going to go with it. I read on some website that the 1600 and 2600 was better, but, they are both worse than the 9600k. And, anyways I already have a B365 LGA 1151 Gen 2 motherboard, so, it's the most logical upgrade.

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Roma Keller

20/07/2021 17:31

There are 2 types of Ryzen 1600(x), There's 1600AE which is from first gen Ryzen and 1600AF which is 2nd gen, same gen as 2600(x).

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Yannicka Alleno

20/07/2021 17:31

ryzen first gen has peformance issues with windows 11 and microsoft doesnt plan to fix it...

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Martina Berasategui

20/07/2021 17:31

I was going to go with a core i5 9600k, but the Ryzen 5 1600 is cheaper, and from what I have read, is more powerful.

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Roma Keller

20/07/2021 17:31

My bad, I don't actually have those Processor's to test, but, the i5 9600k is about ( a little worse) on par with the Ryzen 5 2600, so I am just going to go with it. I read on some website that the 1600 and 2600 was better, but, they are both worse than the 9600k. And, anyways I already have a B365 LGA 1151 Gen 2 motherboard, so, it's the most logical upgrade.

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