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He said his budget is flexible and he said all he needs is a gpu. Considering a 3070 is $500 yes I think he can afford it with his flexible $600 budget for nothing other than a gpu.

If you have a $600 budget why would you go with a 3060ti over a 3070?

Id get a 3070. You'd have a few dollars left over and the performance gains are well worth the price difference between it and a 2060.

Just out of curiosity what gpu are you running?

I haven't used a disc drive since I was running a q6600 lol

Budget (including currency): $4500 Country: us Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: any and all Other details (existing parts lists, whether any peripherals are needed, what you're upgrading from, when you're going to buy, what resolution and refresh rate you want to play at, etc): Santa is me lol. Been saving for this build since the 3080 was released. The 3080 is scheduled to arrive tomorrow. Upgrading from a 3770k and 5700xt rig. I cant wait to see all the cyberpunk bugs with RTX on lol

oh wow you found that fast. I guess it has nothing to do with my no boot problem. Thank you for the help I dont know how I overlooked that I've searched the internet for it extensively.

Hey guys I'm trying to get some help finding out what this orange led at the bottom right of my motherboard is. I have looked all through the manual for the mobo but it says nothing about them and the mobo doesn't have anything beside the led to indicatewhat it is. I built this system approximately 2 years ago and it consists of an i5 8400, asus rog strix h370-i motherboard, 16gb of xpg 2666 memory, gigabyte gtx 1060, and an evga 450w psu. The system has been running perfect since I built it until it randomly shut off a few days ago. The motherboard rgb still lights up but when I press the power button it does nothing. To troubleshoot i have swapped memory, cpu, gpu, and psu into another system I have to verify that they work and I have swapped the stuff from they other system into this one but it still does nothing when the power button is pressed. I have unhooked the header for the power button and jumped the pins and it does nothing. I have jumped the pins to reset bios settings but it didn't help. I'm thinking my motherboard is dead. I'm just trying to figure out if the orange led at the bottom of the mobo is trying to tell me anything. I can't recall ever noticing it before they system quit working. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

wow, just wow

sweeeeeet

thanks for the comments guys when i get the psu painted and everything put together fully ill take some good pics with my dslr for y'all

yea linus did a video where he used plastidip to paint some components a few months back

no it works fine plastidip is non conductive alot of people use it to paint pcbs

yea with white plastidip

no back plate i painted it with white plastidip it was a god aweful teal green color lol