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So I think it has to be main board issue, cause I can't have the screen on so that I can test other inputs, I checked the TV and it's a 4 y/o model. It's very likely the min board dies, hopefully I can find a replacement or a compatible board. Thanks, I'll do some searching for a replacement because it'd be cheaper than buying a new TV.

The question is weird. Editing is a task for editors, unless you mean something else.

I use Krita for drawing (also kinda editing?), Gimp for photo editing and NotePad++ for text editing

For Video: Adobe CC for my ultrawide and more advanced standard content. Vegas for the simple stuff. I like how it feels but that's just me.
For Audio: Audacity, Acid and Magix.
For Images: PS or Gimp depending on my mood.

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FL STUDIO or Ableton.Waveform is pretty good option and so is Reason now that they have VST support.Just stay away from Pro Tools and Studio one as those 2 are more of mastering engines than composition tools

MS PAINT

Studio One is not proficient for producing.I use Studio One for my main work(mixing and mastering) and the I switch over to Ableton for Producing.IMO studio one's MIDI is just laid out so horribly and it has terrible automation 

Notepad 
 

Acid is an audio editing program like Audacity but different. Magix is a music maker like Fruity Loops

These are not good solutions especially for beginners 

Yeup.

Well I guess Resolve would be the best for color grading but I only recommend it because it's free.

I use 2014 after effects as it's the only one that actually has working multiprocessing support

Yeah, mostly the adobe suit in my business. All on Lightroom and Premier Pro most of the time.

Umm... ryzen?   I would change the sata ssd for a PCI-E m.2880 form factor I would also use a 1920*1080 144hz and have two 2560*1440 at 60hz.  and maybe a 1070 unless you are going for future profuseness then I think the 1080ti would be good.

650W is plenty, R7 would probably be better for your CAD. 

Id recommend a better cpu cooler for the 7700k.
600-650w is all you need, only get 850 if you have SLI plans.
You might want a larger HDD for the future.

grab a better cpu cooler as the 212 evo is a little weak 

I failed to mention my phone won't let me tether ? thanks for the help though guys! I'll just rum my behemoth over to my bros place and re log in.

Each card will perform differently. You should slowly bump up the clock speeds until you get a crash, Bump up for voltage A LITTLE and continue untl you have reached a temperature you feel is safe and will not harm the GPU and a voltage that is not dangerous.
 
When you get to that threshold, back off a little and run a 4 or 5 hour test on it. 24 hours is recommended but no less than 4!

Start by going up by around 50 mhz, then going up by 10 from there. I use MSI Afterburner for the temps and oc'ing, and Unigene Heaven for the testing. 
 
And if you start seeing artifacting or crashing, either turn down the oc, or preferably turn up the voltage staying within temps under 90c. 

thanks! ill see if any of that works 

im gioing to attemt re-installing AMD catalyst, hopefully that works