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Lol nvm I just realised I didn't plug my cpu fan in haha

So I just put a GTX 1070 in my pc, wiped my previous drivers with ddu and did a clean install of latest Nvidia drivers with ethernet cable pulled out so windows doesn't download anything I don't need. My pc is lagging horribly, constant stutters, slow loading and every game runs on 10-12 fps on any settings. The GPU is being detected fine. Specs: Ryzen 5 1600 8gb ddr4 GTX 1070 550w psu Any idea on what is happening?

eBay is not an option where I live and we don't have any auctioning sites

Is it a good deal for 170 euros upgrading from a 1050 ti? Or maybe I should wait for 3000 series to fully come out and look for better deals? I would pair it with a ryzen 5 1600 and a 550w psu

ok thanks

oh sorry https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/memory-storage/solid-state-drives/consumer-ssds/6-series/ssd-660p-series/660p-series-512-gb-m-2-80mm-3d2.html

I want to buy an M.2 ssd for my https://www.asrock.com/MB/AMD/A320M-HDV/index.asp motherboard. I've read a bit about M.2 and I know there's 3 types B, M and M & B but the connector on this ssd doesnt make any sense to me cause as you can see in the picture it has 3 contacts while others are 6 or 5. What type is this? And will it work on my M.2 socket?

mhmm ill maybe think about getting a thicker one then.. cause the one i linked seems pretty thin

But if there was a same spec (5ms 60hz) TN and IPS panel which would be better? Or it would be the same? Is gaming better on TN because it has something to do with the panel itself or its just that IPS monitors tend to have lower refresh rates and ms?

My current monitor is this: https://www.pcliquidations.com/p18996-acer-p206hl-20-widescreen I'm looking to buy a 1080p HDMI monitor at around 90-100 euro range but the problem is that I don't know what type of panel to pick.. IPS or TN. My eyes are currently on this: https://www.philips.co.uk/c-p/223V7QDSB_00/full-hd-lcd-monitor/overview#specifications It's an IPS display and I would preffer it over a TN because of good colors but I heard that IPS displays are bad for gaming which I like doing. How bad or different my gaming experience would be compared to my current acer monitor?

I read somewhere that some need some aditional power source to power the chip. Does this one need it?

So recently I got a widescreen monitor but the problem is that it only has a VGA port. I would really love to use it instead of my old 4:3 monitor but my gtx 1050 ti doesn't support analog and has no vga port. I've read that you can do it with an active hdmi to vga adapter. Will this one work? https://www.varle.lt/audio-video-kabeliai-adapteriai/gembird-adapter-hdmi-am-vga-f-audio-on-cable--6793170.html Are there any downsides? Like video quality and refresh rate? ( monitor is 60hz ). In my situation this sounds too good to be true.

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