VioDuskar

some may, some my not. I have a gtx560TI that will, but a gtx1070 that won't, and i'm not sure about my rtx2070S

more easy issues, are you sure your GPU power cables are plugged in properly, and the 8pin CPU cables are plugged in to the motherboard? does that motherboard have debug LEDs?

it's old. Keplar is pretty dated now, but 300 is still cheap for it. it may be hard to resell though due to the age.

where are you getting a 300 USD titan X?

i understand you're in freakout mode. but at this point you're getting too worked up, and need to take a break. wake up in the morning, watch some videos about it. try again. clear cmos, reflash the bios if you can get video.

stop, go to sleep. relax. it will be there tomorrow.

dude. just find a video. we can't explain more than others already have over 3 threads.

poor antenna design?

true, though budget isn't mentioned. I've recycled a 10 year old PSU so many times i always recommend stretching the wattage, as they can be used over multiple builds

and future GPU? like an RTX 30 series? i'd spring for a 600-750W if you're going to swap GPUs in the future or resume the PSU in builds years later.

below GPU 0 it should tell you the name. you should also see the GPU 1 named GTX1060 why would this be concerning?

if you're super worried set a custom fan curve in MSI afterburner or ASUS ROG TWEAK II

if it's not 90C, it's not a concern

Corsair dark core for main machine. logitech M705 for any secondary machines. (I own 3 of these of various generations.)

http://www.pc-specs.com/mobo/MSI/MSI_X58_PRO-E/158/Compatible_CPUs it should be.

update your bios with the old CPU?

not in my opinion, though a $200 pill is a lot to swallow for most looking for a MoBo. I use features like wifi6, bios flashback and m.2 heatsinks. RGB i could take it or leave it.

it's not overkill until it's an X570 buddy.

slow down and break it down more. TV connected to router via ethernet works Laptop connected to router via ethernet works PC connected to router via ethernet DOESNT work PC on wifi works? check that your PC ethernet port IP settings are set to DHCP?

previous generation CPUs generally don't have bottleneck issues with new GPUs. if you have a CPU that is multiple generations behind you may have an issue. my old 7700k wasn't bottlenecking my RTX2070S much and it's 3 generations(ish) behind. (edit, upgraded due to thermal trottling in a new SFF case, not bottlenecking)

do you have any power saving settings enabled?

it shouldn't use 100% CPU. but should use 90-100% GPU.

silverstone ML08B-H. it has a handle. it can pack a full size (2 slot) GPU, two 2.5 SSDs, and a laptop dvd drive. biggest thing for me is the handle and slim size make it super portable, because I travel a lot. even if it's weighty, it's easy to lug around because it's dense. I did have to stuff the handle with foam and wrap it with electrical tape though, because it's plastic digs at my hands after a while. downside is that you must use a SFX PSU. it uses a PCIE riser bracket, but what SFF doesn't? additionally, because it's so small you can only fit slim air coolers in it, limiting you to lower TDP cores. I recently had to move from my intel 7700k to an AMD 5600x to get my TDP down. not that big of a deal.

Just make sure the sticks are installed in the same channels Channel 1 A&B Patriots Channel 2 A&B Kingstons

use a DP cable and tell us if there is a difference.