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Nope It'll only support 8th gen Chips, no clue why Intel kept the Socket name even though it's incompatible

If you're willing to learn Blender it's extremely powerful and open-source (free)

Under the updates section in the game properties there is a Steam Cloud checkbox however I don't know if this also affects your campaign saves

Do you have another keyboard on hand? Some boards can't detect fancy keyboards in BIOS or at least not correctly

Looks like the BL has 2W speakers compared to the GWs 1W set and a seperate audio-in jack. The BL also has a better power consumption rating and supports PIP

you could also just use a couple of washers to create a air-gap since it's just screwed on

A card which uses up two pcie slots but the cooler covers up a third one partially

For example the Ncase M1, the node 202 and the Cougar QBX. The Define Nano S also works if you're using a SFX PSU

yep, there is a setting to turn it on/off, but I don't know the default value

I don't think it's possible to just pop down larger chips since they would require a wider address bus which (unless the same board is also used with larger capacity chips) shouldn't be wired up on the circuit board. Also the controller thing @M.Yurizaki said

Sadly I'm not aware of a case with both of those features but you can get adapters from e.g. Cooler Master which slide into your horizontal Slots and put one of them into a "regular" inverted case.

The PRPROJ (Project file) file is only an XML database with links to the media (where these files were located on the computer), and instruction sets on what to do with them. There are no media files in the .PRPROJ file meaning you'll have to copy over the source files / source file structure aswell. I don't know if there is a option to export all files needed as one package

Superfetch is a service in Windows that's designed to speed up app launching by preloading certain apps based on your usage patterns To disable:Open the Start Menu.Type "services" and hit EnterLook for Superfetch in the list and right-click it>PropertiesSet the startup type to disabled and click the Stop button to stop the serviceClick Ok

Then you'd need two ofc but why would you want to run two games in Fullscreen side by side and not just run one windowed in the background? One cable per card

You don't even need the 2nd cable to do compute on a secondary card. There's usually a setting in the specific software where you can select the specific card(s) to be used for rendering, GPUacc., etc.