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After researching your model, it looks like its is the lowest tier of the PSU that fsp makes and not much is known about it. If you are going to overclock anything in your pc I wouldn't do it unless you upgrade the PSU first. Also if you use your pc for long periods of time(or if it is thrned on for long) I would upgrade. In case you don't do or won't do anything above I wouldn't bother, at least not as long as your PC is under warranty.

Everything is a bomb if you try hard enough. Jokes aside, I don't think it is a bomb, but just to make sure if you could send photo of the sticker where it says the actual model and revision of the PUS. I can see some white sticker that is on the PSU from the holes in the case. On that sticker it should list all the specification of the PSU.

Hi there, I think that you have very good build planned. I recently upgraded to 5600 and I am very much satisfied with it. It is on around 40% usage in any game that I play(GTA V, PUBG, Rainbow 6). Ryzen doesn't really care about fast RAM so 3200Mhz is more than enough. Personally I went with 16GB because I don't really use more than 12 GB at once so if the budget is tight maybe consider that. One more advice is that you make sure that motherboard is Ryzen 5th gen ready out of the box or that it has Q flash, because without Q flash you won't be able to upgrade your BIOS without supported CPU. The rest of your plan seems really well put together.

FSP is big OEM, that means they produce power supplies that other brands then sell. PSU that you have linked is very much in a budget range. I personally can't guarantee its quality, but from my limited online research FSP generally has good quality. If you have the 650w(the one you linked), then I would say that you are good because your rig should only use about half of the power that PSU is rated for. Edit: typo

I recently upgraded from gtx 960 4gb to 1080Ti. I had pretty big CPU bottleneck with i5 4460, from the benchmarks I see that your CPU has about 85% higher performance than my old i5, so your CPU will definitely be the bottleneck but I think it will be usable. So if I was you I would only upgrade the GPU if for some reason I cannot wait for an upgrade. Maybe it would be a better thing to wait, get some more money and get a new build. One more thing to consider is that 1080Ti is older card, it is still great but used market is used at the end of the day(take from that what you will). If you upgrade today, by the time you will be able to upgrade your CPU the GPU market will be much better, and maybe you could get something like 3060Ti or even 3070. Edit: typo.

I washed it and after leaving to dry now everything works, but on some keys there i a little bit of squeaking, will that harm keyboard or is it ok?

ill do that, thanks!

I saw video in which someone uses destilled water with a little bit of isopropyl, is it fine to use just isopropyl if I am going to put the whole thing in it?

Thank you very much I didnt know that you can dissasembly switch without desoudering it. Thanks again for help you saved me?

Thank you very much, do you have any idea about squeaky sounds that switches which recovered are making, is it because of water

Ok thanks for help, il try that. I guess that there is no need to be worrying about the avoiding the warranty at this point.

Do you think that would work better than just putting isopropyl on switch and spamming it, if it would work better do i soak whole pcb in it?

I dont feel comfortable with taking apart each switch by itself, and i have only 70% alcohol, i read that contact cleaner could work but i only can find one from wd 40. I really dont want to take it apart, i mean is is even neccasery beacause i wouldnt take apart switch istelf

Hello, I really need help, yesterday i spilled orange juice on my keyboard with Cherry MX Browns (Hyperx alloy elite), i searched the internet and i found lots of solutions, i did method with straw and water, but when i came back later switches got sticky again and they are squeaky. Should i repeat proces and lube them, if that is solution with what should i lube them?? Really need help!

Yep thats the problem, because of that i should buy new mobo, cpu and ram. So upgrading the gpu is better for me. Is there any diffrence between asus rog strix or aorus or any other brand or is it just overclock, because there is diffrence in price.