YosukexHitomi

600 watt is the suggested PSU requirement, so yeah, as long it is a good 600 watt unit from respectable brands like Seasonic, Corsair, Asus etc, it should be fine

It's an Asus Prebuilt, https://rog.asus.com/desktops/mid-tower/rog-strix-ga15-series/spec Has some very good specs imo Since you just bought it and felt slow, you need to reinstall windows, check the health for the storage, and check the temperature while gaming

I've had similar issue some time ago, my case fans made louder noise and even though i cleaned it quite regularly, its the original case fans from my GameMax case i bought a few years back, so im pretty sure the bearings gone bad already, so i bought some cheap Deepcool X Fan for replacements, its working just fine now, its even more silent.

Is this keyboard the same model as yours ,link Since the other battletron uses blue BSUN switches, so most likely yours is black BSUN switches, you can see the switches name on the switch itself.

I have the same mouse, after a few years of use eventually the clicks will gone bad man, in my case even the scroll wheel also. So i replaced it with Kailh Black GM 8.0.(Send it to a repair guy, since i don't have the time and soldering skills), works perfectly fine now. So if it gone bad for real, you can just fix it yourself if you can solder it.

This setting on device manager? if it works then okay, but I would prefer to set it back as default if it causes more problem. So have u tried your mouse on different pc/laptop also? i know you already tried the redragon mouse, but testing your mamba into another device would be quite helpful. There's indeed an issue on AMD boards quite some time ago about disconnecting USB devices, but i believe it has been patched.

Have you tried different mouse to use on your PC? Also, i would suggest to try your razer mamba mouse to another PC/laptop to see if the problem persist, then most likely there's a problem with your razer mamba. I have the same mouse and i even plugged it on a cheap USB Hub, it works fine for me.

You downloaded the file from MSI Website right? Link I suggest to do a reinstall of the program and make sure the Riva Tuner Statistics is also installed along with MSI Afterburner.

Happened to me also back then, one of my drives were shutting off and on, what fixes it at least for me was this power plan options, for some reason it was on, so i suggest for you to check those power plan settings.

Hey man, your monitor has two HDMI port right? there's one with 60Hz native and there's another with 144hz native (according to the website), have u tried those ports? Also make sure you choose the resolution settings on the PC (native) menu in the nvidia control panel

Yeah i thought so, Displayport is much better for this kinda adaptive sync technologies imo Enjoy the smoothness man

You're already using Displayport right?

Hmm, check the cables, you mean already reseating the connections?, unplug and replug what about different cable other than the VGA?, your monitor has HDMI, VGA, and DVI-D right? at least you should try all of those ports have you also tried reset the monitor from the monitor menu itself? The fact that it happens recently and you already tried on different pc/devices, different ports, and the problem persist makes me think that your monitor is broken, but i'm not so sure, since on my experience, those flickers on the bottom left and the resolution is not fitting the monitor is usually from the cables.

Does your LG monitor has this monitor setup g-sync/ freesync options ? As for my LG monitor i have to set freesync on, on the monitor first, it will flicker once, then the Setup G-Sync menu will appear on my nvidia control panel

What monitor? i also have LG 1080p monitor, LG - 24MP59G-P Have u check the cable connections, and try different cable or display connections? HDMI, DIsplay port etc