Aashirbad Thapa

WOw this is the greatest resemblance I see. He lives in Nepal too. Yes!!!!

MSI B450 Tomahawk Max supports the Ryzen 3000 series CPU out of the box, or you can find the B450 motherboard which supports BIOS flashback and update the BIOS software without the CPU installed in the motherboard.

new socket for the 10th generation CPU, this is all fresh news but you cant trust intel with their marketing. But i think intel will launch a new socket for the new 10th gen might be LGA 2000 you never know?

better get the Ryzen 5 3600 for that price.

Better go with the Ryzen 5 3600 CPU. Anyhow you will need a new motherboard while picking INTEL and AMD. Plus the 10th generation wont support your LGA 1151 meaning you will not be able to upgrade to 10th Gen CPU. Whereas AMD have been providing backward compatibility. So my choice is you get an AMD CPU looking at the current market..

If you get cheaper deals in 2700x i suggest you to get that, if you see even mobo and CPU combo then i would suggest you that too. But looking at what you currently game you better pickup the R5 3600. Pair with 16gb 3200MHz or 3600MHz RAM CL16.

Using a cheap x570 motherboard will be great but i suggest you to get better x570 board with good VRM's. If you are willing to upgrade the 3700x to the 3900x then i would suggest you to buy the expensive motherboards if you won't upgrade the CPU then better get a Aorus x570 Master Motherboard which have better VRM's. There are also better option with MSI boards and even AsRock x570 boards.

I also own a Lenovo Ideapad 100 and after a certain update few keys on the keyboard doesnt work. The keys tab shift ctrl keys work while working on linux but doesnt work in windows. Might be the update compatibility issue, i changed my keyboard now again it works fine in windows. Might suggest to go to lenevo's support or reinstall the keyboard driver.

You might like the GSkills KM360. They have Cherry MX red switches, white backlight and its under 50$

better buy a macropad for Macro settings its the best option for you. Or you can buy a cheap keyboard with macro programmable macro keys for easier use.

If you dont frequently do work and need the HDD for archive purpose then buy the WD Black HDD thats the best option but if you constantly access your drive and do multi-tasking work on the drive then get the higher cache ones. Since you already have a SSD better to buy the WD black but there are many option of HDD with 7200rpm cheaper.

Yeah It will work but the RAM speed will be underclocked to the 2400Mhz. Just be careful to put the RAM 2400Mhz at A2 and B2. The 3000Mhz will go in A1 and B1 ram slot.

Creating Backup Files Right-click the game in the Library section Select Backup game files... Check the boxes for any other games to backup at this time Click Next > Browse to the folder where you wish to create the backup files (the files will be stored in c:\program files (x86)\steam\Backups by default) and click Next > Select the Backup file name and set the File size for the media you plan to use. Click Next > to begin the backup process. Once complete, choose Open backup folder to move or burn copies of the backup files Copied from steam support: https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=8794-yphv-2033

Can i get the budget? so I can help you source out some builds.

32 GB is overkill and all he does is plays games. 16GB will be plenty enough. Yeah, dont get a overkill SSD 256gb or 128gb will be enough for you and pair it with a HDD 1TB or more.