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Only other way I can think to do it is use a super cheap PC to remote access the gaming PC and stream it.

The Lenovo - Legion Slim 5 might be a good option. Its a little smaller with a 14.5" display but its an OLED, with a Ryzen 7 7840HS, 16GB of RAM a 4060 and a 1 TB SSD and only weighs 3.85lb and is about $1,060 on best buy. Anything better than that with like a 4070 that I saw was about twice as much in the $2k range.

This is likely why your modern GPU is giving you issues. CSM is disabled and you only need to enable it for working with older pre UEFI interfaces. What is CSM BIOS? Should You Enable or Disable it? - ElectronicsHub Also your window problems are likely also being caused be enabling CSM, as MBR is being used since its fgor legacy BIOS while GPT is used with UEFIs. Basically you should have your problems fix themselves by disabling CSM.

If they shown to be a safe and reliable as helicopters yes, drones could be used to transport people. Only thing that could be a problem is the battery, it will get heavier the bigger the drone and propellers need to be in order to carry more people/cargo. Batteries will likely need to become much more energy dense before they can carry humans very far. The DJI Agriculture drones can carry decent weight (T40 can hold up to 222lbs) but have limited range (6mins at full capacity). The range and flight time will need to massively increase, then drones have to become and be proven safe to use for flying.

Seen people with this problem have to, uninstall Visual C++ redist packages, make sure there enough space on the EFI partition, or make sure there NVME drivers are up to date. (was an issue with them at one point causing them to not wake from sleep right to do the update)

This is awesome, love custom builds like this!

Test with each stick separately, if one or both fail too boot with XMP then its likely the RAM thats defective. If both work singularly it could be a problem with the 2nd slot on the mobo.

Not a big fan of corsairs AIO or any AIO coolers in general, air does just as good or even better in a lot of cases if your case has proper air flow. A custom loop could do way better than air but thats out of the budget. Could also swap out the RX 7800 XT for a 4070 (MSI Ventus one is like $550 so about ~$10 more) there both fairly close in performance overall, I personally would go with the 4070 since I prefer NVIDIA GPUs. To my knowledge if raytracing is on the 4070 will perform slightly better and if its off the 7800 will perform slightly better in most games. PCPartPicker Part List CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5800X 3.8 GHz 8-Core Processor ($209.00 @ Amazon) CPU Cooler: Cooler Master Hyper 620S 71.93 CFM CPU Cooler ($52.24 @ Amazon) Motherboard: MSI B350M BAZOOKA Micro ATX AM4 Motherboard (Purchased For $0.00) Video Card: Sapphire PULSE Radeon RX 7800 XT 16 GB Video Card ($539.99 @ Amazon) Power Supply: Corsair RM750e (2023) 750 W 80+ Gold Certified Fully Modular ATX Power Supply ($99.99 @ Best Buy) Total: $901.22 Prices include shipping, taxes, and discounts when available Generated by PCPartPicker 2023-12-18 09:24 EST-0500

Sounds like some combination of a bad CMOS if you have to reflash the motherboard over and over again, possible also a PSU issue, though I'm fairly sure those are pretty good PSUs but maybe you got unlucky.

I haven't had any issues, depends on what resolution you are use to running. If you look at a lot of higher resolution TVs and stuff may wanna go for a 1440p over 1080p.

The Acer Nitro is $150 for 1080p and $200 for 1440p, not sure what you budget is or what resolution you plan to play at but that would help. Acer Nitro ED270 27" Full HD 240Hz Curved Gaming Monitor - Newegg.com 27" Nitro ED1 Gaming Monitor - ED271U X3BMIIPX | Acer Store – US

Depends on your marketplace, just gotta watch ebay and Facebook marketplace also sometimes has good local deals.

Might mean its a US type plug in for charging if I had to guess.(in the US we use 120v most of Europe including Sweden uses (230v). Charing us USB type c so you would need to get a charger that can go into your outlet for that or buy an adapter. Its an ok deal if you want a new quest 2 as most retailers have them priced at $350 but you can find good condition used ones for as low as $200-250 range but I can understand about being hesitant about buying something used you are gonna be wearing. I think the quest 3 just came out earlier this month so I don't think we will see prices drop on quest 2s till 2024 if they do drop.

Might be able to transfer it over with a Microsoft account but not 100%R. Likely will need to buy a new key, but all a key does is remove a watermark and unlocks some settings.

Doubled checked all the cables in the case? Seen the 4/8pin cable near the top left of the board loosen up and cause issue where GPU seems to be getting power but the rest of the system is not.