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the 500w can even handle a 1080
 
the 580 would be the best performing one, but i feel like that i3 might bottleneck all of those graphics card in SOME games a bit at high framrates, its not going to be a big bottleneck so its not that big of a deal
 
please avoid using the generic psu even for the 1050.

The plug.... Shove a piece of wire in the plug and touch that. You could also ask for rma.

Turns out he was plugging it into the motherboard thus using the Interegrated graphics.. forgot about this one, damn, you kinda reminded me of this one, thanks (from me and him).

keep in mind that case has HORRIBLE air flow, your temps will be affected severely,  look for a case with vent holes on the top as a minimum

https://www.sfflab.com/
 
Some if the smallest cases there are. A lot of planning to fit components into these size constraints.

With those specs I would definitely get a tier 1 psu (check out the psu tier list).
650W should be more than enough with headroom to overclock. I would get something like the corsair rm650x, very quiet and not too expensive. 
 

I have the same problems.
But 2nd port gives me artefacts.
 
It is pure random whether it works or doesn't work I'm just  holding off until next generation until I return up.

Issa fake

if its new then you should  try RMAing it, but it definitely does NOT look new, in that case you can try repairing it: 
if it doesn't work, then yes, RIP

try getting ryzen 5 cuz that will be waaaaaay better for streaming and editing. ryzen 5 2500 maybe? if you really wanna stream and edit i think you should wait for a bit till you have some more cash, cuz i think ryzen will go over your budget a bit. and also if you do wait for long enough, the nvidia 11 series will release and you can get your hands on those
 

if its new then you should  try RMAing it, but it definitely does NOT look new, in that case you can try repairing it: 
if it doesn't work, then yes, RIP

if its new then you should  try RMAing it, but it definitely does NOT look new, in that case you can try repairing it: 
if it doesn't work, then yes, RIP

is the motherboard used? try contacting the seller if it is, it doesnt look too savable. also, if you do repair it, close the socket and put on the cover. and give it a nice clean cuz there is a ton of lint and dust on it, make sure the dust and lint doesnt get to the pins, if it does you might have problems
 

It is always worth a try to save it.
 
I've saved a few LGAs with just a dress pin & magnifying glass.

Do you guys think this motherboard is savable? I can't tell if the pins are bent, broken in half or just not there. This is an Asrock z77 board.
 
 

Sounds great. Good luck

nope, i meant to say its skinny/not as thicc on the xyz like the other cards

btw my GPU is a gtx 1080 turbo which is pretty thin so i think it will fit, thanks for the help

It will fit the 15mm drive but without the stock bracket. it will be fine.

Well the pictures at newegg are a little confusing... some show a 3.5" drive, others a 2,5" one. 
 
That specific one 2.5" drive is 15mm high... so that one would fit, but another 2.5" won't. 

We wanted to check this idea, but according to the poll people just did not want it, so we didn't include it in the new revision.

Hi
Yesterday we sent an order for the 1st prototype of Sentry v2.0.
 
We know that there is still quite big demand for this case and we are trying to move things forward in that matter. Right now we gathered a feedback from the users who received their Sentry (in this or other way) and we made some improvements according to their thoughts and wishes, and we are waiting for the parts we ordered. You have to be patient, because everything takes time. Please join our topic and write your questions there, so everyone who is interested in our case could also read an answer:
 
 

They trade blows in several titles, although you'd quickly make your money back in power savings with a 1050

GTX 680

GTX 770