HolaImBob

This should be fine, its from a fairly good brand and can handle more than needed for your current setup. spending more would get you creature comforts like better efficiency rating, modular cables and a longer warranty. Just make sure the cables are going to the correct places and you shouldn't blow anything up

The be-quiet! PSU would probably be the better option, comes with a 3 year warranty. also covers you if you plan on any upgrades in the future!

i had this happen, for me there wasnt any liquid getting to the pump, you can try move the pc around to get the liquid to flow to the pump.

looks like the asus one can output higher voltage and amps at minimum. the huawei is 5V~2A, 9V~2A or 12V~2A. the asus ranged from 5V~3A to 20V~2.25A. with the output differences and the different spec of usb c like @Princess Cadence said, it might be that something had been fried.

taken from amazon 'It’s long lasting with 250 gaming hours from one AA battery, with an indicator light reminding you before the battery runs out.' https://www.amazon.co.uk/Logitech-Wireless-Lightweight-Programmable-compatible/dp/B07CGPZ3ZQ

the stuff in this might work https://www.windowscentral.com/how-change-high-dpi-settings-classic-apps-windows-10-april-2018-update

im using it on my 8700k. i get good temps, even when overclocking

its extremely easy for the government in china to track internet users, so there wouldn't be many problems with having self-moderated subs. with pretty much every website in china you will either use your phone number or Chinese ID number to sign up. to get a phone number/sim card in china you need your Chinese ID. so just through that they would be able to track everything posted on the sub-forums by every user and put it through their internet filters ensuring nothing against the government/president is said/posted. edit - this is just based of my own knowledge so it might not be completely correct. i have visited china, and could not get a sim card as i didn't have a Chinese ID. data was crazy expensive.

They are probably planing to work with Reddit on something for china specifically. Tencent has done this in the past with Ubisoft, Activision and take-two interactive, either investing or buying a percentage of the companies to help them expand into china. http://ir.take2games.com/phoenix.zhtml?c=86428&p=irol-newsArticle&ID=1301322 https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-03-20/vivendi-exits-ubisoft-in-2-46-billion-deal-bringing-in-tencent https://investor.activision.com/news-releases/news-release-details/activision-blizzard-and-tencent-announce-long-term-strategic

it should run, just not anything to intensive

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/p/windows-mixed-reality-pc-check/9nzvl19n7cnc?activetab=pivot:overviewtab use this to check

the steelseries arctis 3/5 are pretty good. priced between $60-100. i use them, would recommend

rip, you turned everything on and off again?

try this go to control panel > network and internet > internet options > connections > lan settings then make sure its using 'automatically detect settings'

their support will help