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For context recently my pc stopped working and I found out my motherboard was fried but I thought to myself is it worth buying another 12 year old x99 motherboard again and in turn decided to look for something more modern. To be honest the i7-5960x worked perfectly for me so I would like something performing somewhat on the same level. Any help would be appreciated.

edit- forgot some details I am a casual gamer and am not too fussed if it doesn’t outperform my old one but if possible keep the price around £200
Thanks.

Started my T Levels last year and wasn’t the most pleased with my exam results and want to retake. I felt like when I took my exams I was focusing completely on the wrong things. I used flash cards and different websites for revision such as gizmo but I want to do better this time. Any tips would be appreciated.

I used to have an StockX account for selling from an older cousin that I was using but can’t anymore. I went to sign up but remembered I’m under 18 and wanted to know if it would work?

Just turned 17 and realised I probably should be saving a lot more than I have. Saw a bunch of videos about savings and how much you should have and was wondering if the junior ISA is worth it and if so what’s the best type of account. Although if it’s not better what type of account should I open.