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I never use my monitor as an audio source, but I do have a soundbar on a PC. Is the sound coming out of your monitor speakers before plugging in the soundbar? If not disconnect the soundbar to make sure the monitor is receiving audio. If so check to see which source the soundbar is set to. Why not plug the soundbar into the audio out of your computer?

No worries. I found the O11 Air Mini easy to build in, I like the dual chamber setup. But case preference is, for a good part, subjective. I hope you find a case that fulfills your needs.

So I put my ATX boards in an ITX case? Wow, I'm good.

I have two systems in the Lian Li O11 Air Mini. No problem with cooling and easy to work in.

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Picked one up from amz for $25CAD. Works great, very low friction. The only problem I found was keeping the mouse still to click. It requires a little more effort to control because of the low friction. Other than that it's great.

Don't follow, but this guy speaks the truth.

If you can a fresh install is always nice. With a fresh install it would be best if no other drives were attached during install. After confirming the new install boots correctly you can attach the other drive. I would initially use a USB external caddy but internal will work, you might want to go into BIOS to choose the correct boot drive. Once you have booted from the new OS with the old boot drive installed you can delete whatever files you like on the old drive. Of course any installed programs on the old drive probably won't work any more. To clean up the old drive of the old Win install and any page files,swap files, recycle bin, and such, I like WinDirStat. And, as @SpaceGhostC2C says, backing up the data you want to keep and deleting the partitions and creating a new one works well too. If you have files you don't want to loose they should be backed up properly.

As @Levent said you have to keep the original file to seed. Many places keep track of your ul/dl ratio. Once you have seeded it for the required time you can delete the torrent files. If you are on a place like the PB many people I know don't bother to seed and delete the torrent as soon as they're done downloading. I would recommend the use of a system VPN, not a browser VPN. Spain is a good place to pop up.

I have a shelving unit with a PC on the shelf 18" off the floor and one at 5' off the floor. The top one gets much less dust.

Is this relevant? https://download.gigabyte.com/FileList/Manual/mb_manual_z790-ae-series_1103_e.pdf?v=710a826a8cd1a6a2afacae690763ef3c