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You may have to turn on Freesync within the monitors menu.

if it uses Displayport you can manually enable Freesync in the Nvidia controlpanel. 

it won't be a huge deal either way.  Get another 2400 speed, it'll be cheaper now and upgrading ram later won't be worth the money. 
 
Sure, Ryzen likes faster ram but you already have the 2400, so grab another 8GB and enjoy.

If you monitor is manufactured for 60hz. You can't make it 75!

Hope it's wrong, because while the latency is shorter the transfer rate is garbage. Much worse than stock.

If you monitor is manufactured for 60hz. You can't make it 75!

yes, but the faster one will slow down to run at the same config as the slower one.

then ryzen 7 2700x the 2800x is not released yet 
https://www.amazon.com/AMD-Ryzen-Processor-Wraith-Cooler/dp/B07B428M7F/ref=sr_1_3?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1528407859&sr=1-3&keywords=ryzen+7+2700x&dpID=41N0skoNQBL&preST=_SX300_QL70_&dpSrc=srch

also 
 

nothing else. At most, reset the CMOS after taking the 1200 out.
 
Ryzen 5 1600 is the best value option, though 2600 gives more performance and 2600x the most performance (including single core). I think it's a 7% gain from 1600 ti 2600, and another 2% from 2600 to 2600x, assuming non-X models are manually overclocked while 2600x only has precision boost overdrive and core performance boost to their most aggressive settings (performs better that way than manually overclocking).
 
Do you have high frequency memory running in dual channel?

thanks man

Thanks mate

if your in the US could this be because your government voted to get rid of net neutrality, is your ISP already throttling your bandwidth?

With a 1-3 splitter, no worries.

That is my understanding yes. Although someone else mentioned in this thread that you could try and you might not get one.
Personally, I would reinstall windows.

buy the cheapest 2 fan card for u, and buy the 6gb version, 3gb is very limiting and most games now can use more than 3gb which mean the games will run very slow.
as for clock speed gpu boost 3.0 will overclock all of the cards to the same core clock kinda, and u can overclock it more anyway, so the clock speed on the box doesnt matter.

If I am understanding you correctly you want to use the SSD from your laptop in your desktop?
You can't, windows will most likely give you a Blue Screen of Death.
You will need to install Windows again.

most likely. 

No, any difference in clock speed is minuscule and you can very very easily just change the clock speed yourself and have more improvement. Go for a cheap one, with two fans if you can. Gaming X and Strix are the higher end and will be quieter and cooler, but a good bit more expensive

1. Size. If it doesnt fit in your case then it's not worth thinking about
 
2. Price. The cheaper the better. The so-called OC versions or Extreme editions only give at most 5% extra performance so I wouldnt get those
 
3. Cooling. 1060 6gb isnt a hot card so even single fan coolers will do. They are also the cheapest bunch most of the time.

Depending on what's available, the CX/M 450W, Pure Power 10 ≥400W or Vengeance any wattage

a 350-400 watt at least, from a reputable brand( EVGA, BeQuiet, SeaSonic...) 80+ bronze 

A Corsair CX450M will be perfect for that build.