Wormhole

Disable Secure Boot first, then load up Windows, convert to GPT, go into  BIOS, enable Secure Boot, continue Windows 11 upgrade 🙂

As far as I know - but have not tested - you don't have to clone your drive. You simply just boot up into Windows and then run some CMD commands which will convert your drive from MBR to GPT, and then you should be able to go into BIOS, disable CSM, and then boot up again without issues. 

You can just flash the latest. Usually the latest contains all the fixes from the previous ones.

This is common actually. its why most mines undervolt there cards to find that sweet spot for hash rate to performance. 

thanks!
thank you very helpful!

Happened to me too,the uninstaller doesn't remove the ring 0 kernel driver for some reason.
Usually located in %systemroot%\Windows\System32\drivers or %systemroot%\Windows\SysWOW64\drivers 
It's called mbam.sys

Mbamwsc is "Malware Bytes Anti-MalWare SCanner"

https://www.ubuntupit.com/linux-mint-vs-ubuntu-15-facts-to-know-before-choosing-the-best-one/
I personally use ubuntu (dual boot), but if i were just building a linux machine for everyday use, id put mint on it

The differences between Linux Mint and Ubuntu is, that Ubuntu serves as the base for Linux Mint. Mint makes some changes to the Ubuntu base and introduces a different user interface which is similar to how Windows works. Personally, I consider it to be the smoothest transition experience from Windows 10 to Linux.
On top of that, as Mint is based on Ubuntu, pretty much everything that works on Ubuntu will also work on Linux Mint.

ISSUE SOLVED:
 
Sooooo I've been having bluescreen problems with my pc and i thought it might be because of my old driver version that I decided to just settle with because I cant update to a newer version cause of the black screen prob ive been having. I decided to come back here and see what happened with my post. And I saw @Wormhole's suggestion which is to turn off windows defender ( I also turned off windows security) and I did DDU process and then updated while intenet is off. And poof, I can use the new amd driver now hooraaaay!!! Thanks @Wormhole

I have the same monitor and the same issue,bottom right bezel is getting crazy hot, i contacted lg customer service and they told me the same thing, 

Yup

-BenQ GL2706PQ, 27" with 1ms response time, TN Panel
-Acer KG1 KG271Ubmiippx, 27" with 1ms response time, TN Panel
-ViewSonic VX3211-2K-mhd, 31.5"  with 3ms response time, IPS Panel
Btw, you dont have a "high-budget" and I dont know the availability of these at your location. But I hope I could help you a little bit.

Have one of these in my living room pc, no complaints 
https://www.newegg.com/asus-pce-ac55bt-b1-pci-express/p/N82E16833320333?Description=wifi%2fbluetooth&cm_re=wifi%2fbluetooth-_-33-320-333-_-Product

3200mhz unless your comfortable overclocking a 3000mhz kit.

the thermal paste has probably dried out put the cheap stuff on it'll do a better job

the thermal paste has probably dried out put the cheap stuff on it'll do a better job

Software for the mouse - LGS Logitech Gaming Software (older) or Logitech G Hub (newer) - and the keyboard / other peripherals.

In addition to the issues, I've seen it happen to a couple other people- but stuttering was strictly in games.

could possibly be corrupted windows files? 
have you tried command prompt? sfc /scannow

Not much you can do, i get a new controller every 6 months.

~85-95

It will make bluestacks perform significantly faster, I have not ever heard of it or noticed it interfering with performance outside of VM's.

If it's talking about virtualization in the BIOS then it shouldn't. Not in any meaningful way at least.

once or twice
 
try some daily workloads too, even if it's stable at one thing, it might not at the other