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Get a linux boot disk, open up GParted, and move the stuff to the right of the thing u wanna expand to the edge then expand that way. You can't expand something in the middle when theres another partition in the way. To my knowledge windows doesn't let you move existing partitions to the edge of the disk.

I fixed it For prosperity, go into the nvidia control panel via desktop right click, go to adjust desktop color settings, and change content type reported to the display to desktop programs.

I have a RTX 3080, when I start a video with hardware decoding (VLC, Discord, Youtube, Netflix, everything) my screen blacks out for a second before coming back and playing the video. How do I make it not do this?

Did I say I considered Rosewill a reputable brand? I said in a later post corsair, seasonic and superflower and to my knowledge both the corsair and superflower ones are on the A-tier of the tier list (though the seasonic one might be vaporware).

I've transported computers by car with a NH-D15 and GPU attached and it was fine. I'd suggest removing the cooler/GPU/any spinning rust (especially important) and it'll be fine.

I don't know about living things and electronics mixing. Is there a concern of bacteria or mold in an enclosed spaces? Or high humidity (which would be bad for exposed metal/electronics)? I don't deny it would be cool to have a hydroponics PC where you hook up the PSU to sun lamps, a built in filtration system and use the hydroponics in the PC cooling loop.

In my experience (and I'm sure there'll be other who disagree with me), desktop processors always feel smoother not just in games but also just general computer use (moving mouse around, opening 500 tabs, have 5 chat apps open, things like that). I think this is because of the severe power limit on laptops compared to Desktop chips. Most desktop chips are pushing 200W these days, while a really powerful laptop charger is only 200W for a gaming laptop and usually goes around 60-90W. That laptop power is for the entire machine not just the CPU while the 200W number on desktops is just for the CPU (whole machine is like 700Wish). From just the power alone, you can see laptops are severely limited and I think this power restriction cause it to turbo in a much restricted manner even if the CPU IPC, architecture, and max turbo is the same. If mobility is not a requirement I'd stay away from laptops in general (even gaming ones). BTW Certain tiny computers like the intel NUCs use laptop CPUs with external (laptop) power chargers, the restrictions also apply to those.

Mostly corsair, seasonic, superflower, and some other ones.

Honestly, any 1600W from a reputable brand will be reliable since these are the haloiest halo products. Good luck finding one in the mining craze though.

How's nicehash's rates though compared to doing like nanopool or whatever. I might be enticed to start mining as justification for not selling my GPU (that I got for MSRP from a lucky quick click). Will i have wallet lock out problems if I move all the btc out every week?

Oh that's alot higher. In the US, the TUF Plus is 200, and the pro is 220.

You wont be able to cool it properly in a regular PC case btw, it has no fans and relies on the front to back case cooling in a 4U rack mounted case. You probably have to strap a fan (not a regular fan, but a loud fan) on the back of it somehow, with a custom air funnel (kinda like this https://www.ebay.com/itm/GPU-Cooler-with-High-speed-Fan-for-Nvidia-Tesla-K80-P100-V100-Passive-Cooling-/124329274594).

The TUF Pro has all those features

Yeah I was wondering this throughout the video. Both my case and motherboard came with instructions on how to install everything. I wonder if it's because they pulled this stuff out of their warehouse instead of buying new (as witnessed by the pre-opened RAM clips), and whoever used that part for a build before she did didn't put the instructions back in the box.

It's possible to get a card at MSRP (though not guaranteed). You probably have to do a few hours of research for anecdotal experience, and sign up for stock alerts from websites (though I'm personally not making any recommendations)