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hi mate

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Australia

System

  • CPU
    7700K
  • Motherboard
    ASUS CODE Z270
  • RAM
    32GB DDR4 Corsair 3400MHz Vengeance Black RAM White
  • GPU
    1080 FE
  • Case
    C70
  • Storage
    500Gb Samsung 960 PRO-480Gb HyperX savage SSD-4Tb Segate SSHD-2Tb WD Green
  • PSU
    RM650
  • Cooling
    H110
  • Keyboard
    Razer ultimate 2014
  • Mouse
    Logitech G900
  • Sound
    Massdrop x Sennheiser PC37X
  • Operating System
    Windows 10

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  1. Try finding an I5 or I7 from the same Socket/Platform. they should be rather cheap due to their age, especially on Ebay or Craigslist.
  2. if you wont be gaming the 1030 will get you by, basically as a video adapter
  3. a 1050 or 1050 ti at the least, may be a bit pricier than normal but are half decent
  4. please dont. save up dont use such a cheap GPU
  5. yes you are correct. A VM will keep most of your computer safe (unless there is some kind of virus that may target VM's). try buying a chap PC second hand or whatever and unzipping everything on there and scanning it with updated windows defender before plugging into your PC. That may be a hassle, if so a VM should work fine (athough will slow down your PC compared to usual
  6. the HZ is the refresh rate 100HZ = 100FPS that can be displayed by the monitor
  7. you can get copper tubing in hard line tubing sizes (so you can use conventional fittings and radiators) this will make your idea much easier to accomplish
  8. you will need an adaptor for that board if you want to use HDMI, or you could buy a cheap ass GPU with a HDMI output. Then you can use HDMI
  9. it just means you FPS is capped at 75fps, the HZ is he amount of FPS a monitor can display (Eg. a 100hz monitor can display 100FPS)
  10. PSU's supply all the cables in the box ALL PSU's do this if they are modular they are just sitting in the box and are not soldered into the PSU. semi modular is the best deal, you dont need to plug in unnecessary cables and you save some money
  11. the best way to make it smaller is a small cube case, or even a home theatre case if your GPU will fit
  12. corsair and silverstone SFX power supplies have gold efficiency and will free up some space in the interior of the case
  13. you can buy a laptop dock which has display outputs, although they are expensive and it would be more convenient to just buy another GPU
  14. if you have an AIO the pump may be grinding against he housing if it isnt being properly lubricated by the liquid in the loop
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