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That is the build that i have planned, but in the form of a PC Part picker list instead of typed out like I did.

Hey guys and gals, I'm planning on doing an aesthetic type build that's predominately used for gaming, Budget is set at $5000 USD for the total and I'm located in the US. Here's a link to the PC Part Picker page if you want to go look at it there, but ill still list out the build here. Specs: CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5800x 3.8Ghz 8 Core Mother Board: NZXT N7 B550 Memory: Corsair vengeance RGB Pro 32GB (4x8) DDR4-3200 GPU: EVGA FTW3 Ultra Gaming GeForce RTX 3080 10GB PSU: EVGA SuperNova P2 1000W 80+ Platinum Storage: (1) Samsung 980 Pro 500GB m.2-2280 PCIe 4.0 (for OS). (2) Western Digital Black SN850X w/ heatsink 2TB M.2-2280 PCIe 4.0 CPU Cooler: NZXT Kraken Z73 RGB Liquid CPU cooler Case: NZXT H7 Flow ATX Mid Tower Monitors: (1) LG 27GL83A-B 27.0" 2560 x 1440 144 Hz. (2) Samsung Odyssey G5 C34G55T 34" 3440x1440 165Hz Curved Monitor I'm trying to keep as much of the build as possible to one company so it'll be easier to monitor and control everything, and I personally like the look of the white and black cases NZXT offers. On the page I have a few more parts listed such as the fans ill be using (which are mainly 140mm NZXT) and my other peripherals for the desk. Has anyone had any problems before with any of these parts besides the insanely long wait lists for the products to come back in stock?

So I have an ASRock X370 Taichi motherboard. I am wandering if there is any way I can get the ASRock Polychrome software to run correctly on my motherboard, because the old RGB software (ASRock RGB) is not that appeasing and boring to use. Any advice?

So my roommate is having problems with is Anidees RGB LED controller. We both are confused where to connect it onto the motherboard, which is a Asus Maximus 9 Hero, to be able to use Asus Aurora lighting control. If anyone knows if it possible to connect them please help or can understand the motherboard diagram better than I can or a work around for this issue were having, please leave a response. Thank you. Motherboard manual: file:///C:/Users/matth/AppData/Local/Packages/Microsoft.MicrosoftEdge_8wekyb3d8bbwe/TempState/Downloads/MAXIMUS%20IX%20HERO%20User's%20Manual%20(EN)%20(1).pdf RGB Light Strip and controller product page: http://anidees.com/product/ai-led-light-stips/ RGB Light Strip Manual: http://anidees.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/anidees-RGB-LED-STRIP.pdf

Ok thanks for the advice

So I’m trying to envision my future build with a water cooling custom loop. My question that i have is should I: 1) place the radiator right after the pump for maximum cooling towards the GPU and the CPU., then the liquid moves back into the resvoir. 2) I have a quad fan radiator right after the pumps, that moves the water into the GPU and into the CPU, then into a dual fan radiator before moving into the resovior. Or 3) have the pump move liquid into the GPU, then CPU, and then a quad fan radios before going back into the Resovior

I need advice on what to get to use for the Avid Peo DAW softwear. This is the current specs that I have for my PC: https://pcpartpicker.com/user/Kodalex11/saved/4RkPsY any ideas of what I should get to help me out a bit for doing audio work. The biggest thing that I want is good quality for a low price. Any reccomendations?

Get a white screen, and buy a high quality projector

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How do I view the tempature of my MB and CPU with out shutting down my PC and viewing the MB screen? I know there are programs you can download that does this, but which one should I download?

The masterbox 5 Lite RGB is the case I use for my build. So far it’s worked great for me, except one of the RGB fans does not usually output a color, and when it does output a color, it’s usually inverted from what color I wanted. Here’s what I think of the pros and cons of this case: Pros the case doesn’t bend easil6, and 8t doesn’t feel like it’s going to break whatsoever if you drop it an inch or so when working on it the glass has a track on the bottom of it for easy removal it comes with 3 RGB fans and 1 exahst fan it has a decent air flow Cons Cable management is basically impossible due to no space for cables on the area for the backside of the motherboard HDD Drives are NOT easily accessible and is hard to run power and data to because the trays are inserted and removed from the cable management area It’s hard to get the Power swithc cable and fan cables to the motherboard because there are no place to route them properly. And there no tie down spots for cable management in the motherboard compartment. personally I would recommend the CoolerMaster Masterbox 5 RGB Pro due to its better features compared to the Masterbox 5 RGB Lite.

Is there such a thing as an external audio mixer for each application that the PC is running. For example I want to be able to hear my friends in discord, listen to Spotify and play a game all at the same time and I don’t want to have to leave the game to change the volume of discord so I can hear my party better or change Spotify’s volume so I can hear the game better. If anyone knows of something that can accomplish this, please comment the name of the product and company and maybe the link to the product. Thank you

I would suggest getting instead of a XLR cable to mic, use a 3.5mm to a 1/4” cable, in my experience I’ve found that it’s easier, and it gives a better sound off.

My cooler master masterbox 5Lite RGB has 3 RGB fans on the front of the case. How do I get only the fan lighting to stay off when the computer goes into sleep. And what program do I need to control the lighting of the fans

It all depends on what company you get the headphones from. Back when I played RB6: Seige on PS4, I could instantly tell when the surround shut off on my TurtleBeach PX4’s. It really depend on the person as well, most of my friends use stero headsets and they do perfectly fine, with me I have sensitive ears and very good hearing for out of the norm stuff that I hear or am expecting to hear. I recommend for you the Logitech G663 Artemis Spectrum, they work great for me and it has some great features.