Guglielmo Famiani

So, i'm pretty much sold to idea of upgrading to an ultrawide 21:9 with the resolution of 3440x1440, so now that the first thing is done i have a couple of question to ask I play mostly new triple A game, League of legeds, World of warcraft, the thing that i want to now is do you advise me to buy a normal 60hz monitor whit free sync, like the lg 34uc98, or the quality of life of going for something like a predator x34, is that much better, my pc is i5 6600k 16 gb of ram gtx 1070 strix Thanks for the answer

Is the cpu at risk, running in this way ?

The plastic suggestion sounds good, what are the risk of running the system in this way, because i dont want to burn my new hardware.

Yes exaclty like that

I recently started to build my own pc, and yesterday when i was changing my video card ( update from 2 gtx 660, to a 1070 strix) One of my PciE slot broke, and the slider for the card is not on the mobo anymore, i immediatly took of all of the not necessary hardware for running the system, and start troubleshooting, the system post and can go to windows, so the mobo is still working, now the thing that im asking how much the pcie broken slot can damage other component on the mobo or connected to the mobo? Like Cpu Gpu Hdd I'm a little worried to put my new 500€+ gpu on that mobo, i contacted amazon for a replacement, and i think is on the way, but the question still remain, how high is the possibility to damage othet component Thanks for the help My specs atm are: Asus z170-a Intel i5 660k Corsair h100i v2 2tb hdd 1 tb hdd 8gb ram Asus gtx 1070 strix oc Corsair 750w Psu