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I came across the Iiyama ProLite XCB3494WQSN-B5. Any idea if this might be a good fit? Also can my 2060 super run this or would I need to upgrade?

Hi there! I'm looking for a monitor which I can use for both work and some casual gaming. It probably doesn't have to be a dedicated 'gaming' monitor but a decently low input (-5ms) and decent refresh rate (60hz+) would be welcome. Moreover, my work tasks consists of coding and some general office tasks (not video or photo editing requirements). The only requirement I have is that I can connect my working laptop over a single USB_C cable for both video input and power delivery. A KVM switch would be nice, but not neccessarily needed. I currently have a gaming rig with a RTX-2060-super connected to two old 24 inch monitors. However, I'm happy to switch to a single monitor as long as I can connect it to my laptop with a single USB-C cable and my pc with an HDMI or DP cable. I'm kinda overwhelmed by all the different types of monitors and have no clue what monitor would serve me well. Hence, any suggestions would welcome! Thanks!

Hi! I just bought this B550m PRO4 motherboard, and it worked fine for a few days. Now windows is making sounds and sending notifications that a USB device is connecting and disconnecting. I've unplugged ALL USB devices (even motherboard connectors) and the same thing happens. It never stops. The error message is "USB device not recognized" and it pops up every second. Any ideas on how to fix this?

Sure will try

No I don't need the data

Hi guys, I just finished my new pc build and everything works fine except when using my old SSD. I got 2 new SSD's and planned on using my old one aswell. The new pc works fine with the 2 new SSD's but as soon as I plug in my old SSD ("schijf 2") (was my former bootdrive), it won't boot. When looking into diskmanagement I can see the old EFI and Recover partitions? < Current bootdrive (new SSD) Any idea on how to solve it? Or delete the EFI/Recover partition? Thanks!

Thanks, think i'll look into a 27 inch 1080p. Maybe ill go to a local store to check out the pixel density. Thanks again!

Do you think my pc can run a 27 inch screen? A 1080p would not be a problem i guess?

Yeah it's kinda random, but i was like thats the most i want to spend on monitor. But I don't see many 24 inch €400 plus monitors? You're suggesting a 27 inch one?

My pc will probably only run decent with 1920*1080? So yeah, 1920*1080 with 144hz refresh rates

Any other recommendations with a €300,- budget?

Netherlands

I'm currently looking for a new monitor for around €300,-. I mostly play RPG's/Single player games. My PC specs: - Ryzen 3600 - RTX 2060 Both 24 inch and 27 inch would be fine. But I'm doubting if my pc can handle a 27 inch 2560x1440 display and i've read that a lower resolution is a bit shady. Also i don't mind if it's IPS or VA, although I might wanna try out an IPS screen. Any recommendation?

Recently bought a samsung 144hz gaming monitor, which I really like. So i'm planning on buying a second one. I'll only use it as a second screen so it won't probably be running at 144hz. But i'm wondering if that will hurt my performance. Currently im using an old 60hz benq monitor as second screen. The samsung one is a 144hz 24inch display. Thanks!

Ah now it makes sense, I thought they both used MB/s Thanks, I feel so dumb now xDDD