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Enderman

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  1. That's a very rare size. Many more options around 40-42" or the next step up is 48-50" 55" is about the most common option so sometimes its actually cheaper to buy that instead of a smaller size, depending on the model. I would recommend you take a look at rtings.com, they have the most in-depth objective and scientific reviews of TVs.
  2. If you're talking about supersampling, that is where you run the game at 1440p or 4k on a 1080p monitor, and it 'downscales' the image to fit. This means you get a sharper image but it takesmore GPU power to run, since you're basically playing the game at 1440p or 4k instead of 1080p. If you're talking about changing your monitor resolution to something lower, like having a 4k monitor but setting your PC to output 1080p (and the monitor upscales it to fit 4k) then essentially you're playing the game at 1080p so your performance is much higher but the details are all worse.
  3. The capacitors are usually not an issue, it is the mosfets that often overheat.
  4. VRM = voltage regulation module It is a lot more components than just capacitors. They need to be able to handle the additional power consumption of an overclocked CPU without falling out of regulation or burning up.
  5. First, when you install windows you should only have one drive plugged in, or it can accidentally put stuff on other drives. Try unplugging your sata drive and if windows doesn't boot then you know you have to redo it.
  6. How many SSDs do you have plugged into the PC?
  7. No, that's normal, you boot from the boot manager, which is a partition on the SSD. The other partition is data only and doesn't have windows.
  8. Task manager isn't running? You might want to restart your PC. If that doesn't fix it then you need to do a lot more than just reinstall your GPU drivers, you should probably do a whole windows clean install...
  9. It's a program that allows you to turn keyboard keys into macro keys.
  10. Ive always used Asus motherboards and never had an issue. Great UEFI and build quality.
  11. GPUs already come with a cooler mounted so its only enthusiasts that are willing to void warranties to modify their card and put a liquid cooler on it. Some GPUs come with an AIO preinstalled but that makes them more expensive, and for most cards an AIO is unnecessary because they don't overheat on air.
  12. For connecting stuff the other way around, from C to A.
  13. USB to USB C adapters are directional, usually the USB non-C end is for the host and the other end is for the client. A USB drive is not a host, so you need an OTG adapter so that the USB C side is for the host.
  14. I would go SN850 or 980 pro
  15. I live in canada so heat isn't an issue. If it was I would just use a duct to vent it out a window, since most buildings don't have AC.
  16. Maybe use ducting to vent the exhaust from your PC outside? There really isn't much you can do to reduce the heat a computer puts out, since the way it works is basically 100% of the energy it uses is turned into heat. A better power supply will only increase efficiency a few percent. Undervolting will also only be a few percent, unless you go far enough and reduce the performance significantly.
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