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Oh yes I thought ut said that it was already implemented (it was under "planned features" on the wiki page, didn't see) maybe try more games that use different technologies to limit the problem?

The dx12 and vulkan games are very capable of using both gpus at the same time, so maybe it just gets confused. Does the same happen in basic 2d games?

what drivers do you have installed on the graphic cards? What games do you play? What are your sound settings?

My friend has 1080p 21:9 screen, he has difficulties seeing the pixels, it will probably not be a problem. It would have been 27" i fit was 16:9. If i look at the screen i definitively notice the pixels. I have a 27" 1440p monitor, and that's way more than enough pixels. I think its up to personal preference. Go maybe see some displays in a store to see what is best for you.

Moving it doesnt help if its omnidirectional, only if its cardioid. Maybe you can change settings?

The PSU works fine! (I used the thing for filling the system to test)

HI! My computer just one day lost power, it worked completely fine a couple hours before. This has happened twice. The first time the motherboard was dead, this time i haven't checked yet, because i just got custom watercooling. Both times the computer was sleeping. Ive had my computer on sleep for multiple days in a row earlier, and it didn't die then. There are no lights on the MB at all. The computer doesn't turn on either. Yes, i have checked if the wall power is working. No the watercooling hasn't leaked. Haven't found any other similar cases where it has happened twice after a new motherboard. I am wondering if there is a specific reason for the computer just dying. Specs: Gigabyte Aorus AX370-Gaming 5 AMD Ryzen 1800x RX Vega 64 Corsair HX1000i Corsair Vengeance RGB 32GB 3200MHz Samsung 850 Pro 512GB Seagate SSHD 1TB Phanteks Enthoo Evolv ATX Tempered Glass with RGB strip Custom watercooling from EKWB with monoblock, graphics block, reservoir, 1x360mm slim radiator, 1x240mm slip radiator, 5 Vardar fans, soft tubing and a bunch of fittings. Tanks in advance!