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For $161.49 you can get a Asus TUF X570 if you like that, it should be able to handle a 2700x nicely https://pcpartpicker.com/product/dmGnTW/asus-tuf-gaming-x570-plus-wi-fi-atx-am4-motherboard-tuf-gaming-x570-plus-wi-fi There are a few other options like the MSI B450 Pro Gaming Carbon for $159.99 however the TUF X570 mentioned above is probably your best bet for the price https://pcpartpicker.com/product/mcjNnQ/msi-b450-gaming-pro-carbon-max-wifi-atx-am4-motherboard-b450-gaming-pro-carbon-max-wifi I hope this helps there are many other boards on the market so feel free to have a look on here https://pcpartpicker.com/products/motherboard/#sort=-price&X=0,16436&V=8000,6001,6000,4000&s=33 And you can get a good idea on which boards are good or not over here

I'd Probably say the AT2020 xlr, if the ac is picked up you can always adjust the microphones pick up range through either settings for what application your using or otherwise

Hello, I have been thinking about getting a SSD so I can have 2 separate windows installs on my computer; this would be so I can separate my work and normal PC especially since I have to log in on separate accounts etc. I was wondering on a few things, is there any issues that I might encounter dual booting windows and also is it possible to keep the data and files on my main SSD + HDD separate from my 'work' SSD and vice versa (not able to see in OS or able to transfer data between them etc). Thanks alot for your time -Darki [edit]: any advice on bios setup too? i'd ideally want it so it automatically boots to my main drive and i have to select the work drive in the boot manager if I wanted to boot to it.

in theory, assuming you can store, power etc all the drives and you have enough space on your controller/controllers it is limitless however with raid 0 being non-redundant you wouldn't want to put too many drives as it vastly increases your chance of a failure

the list looks fine it should work great with the 3080

Here is a couple photos of my Creative Labs 3D BLASTER. The card is 25 years old this year however is still in Great condition Here is a picture of the box, and here is a picture of the card itself out of the box.

Thank You! I would have definitely missed this deal if it wasn't for you.

Try Restarting, The Old And New Drivers May Be Clashing, If So You May Need To Install DDU To Clear Out All The Old Drivers So You Can Get A Fresh Install Of The New Ones. (If You Cant Get Any Video Out At All From The Gpu You May Need To Use Your Integrated Graphics Just To Clear And Reset The Drivers. If Its Windows Blue Screening, Try Booting Into Safe Mode.

Have You Updated / Installed Any Drivers For Your Gpu Within The Last Week Or Two? There Could Be A Bug In The Drivers That You Installed If You Have Installed Them That Is.

I Checked The NZXT Kraken G12 Which @xdeathshot20 Referenced To And It Unfortunately Does Not Natively Support The 2070, However If Your Willing To Get A Bit Creative Then I Have Found A YouTube Video Which Claims To Mod The Cooler To Make It Compatible With The 2070. The Kraken G12 Itself Costs Around $29.99 Or £24.99 And Is Compatible With Many Aio's On The MArket. Link To Official Compatibility List: https://www.nzxt.com/products/kraken-g12-white (Comes In White And Black)

You Can Do It From The Settings, Please Save All Your Work And Close Your Applications Etc. Since This Does Require Restarting Your Pc. Simply Go To Settings> Update & Security> Recovery> Advanced Start Up (Click Restart Now)> Troubleshoot> Advanced Options> UEFI Firmware Settings / Bios Firmware Settings> Restart. This Should Boot You Straight Into The Bios, Without The Need To Do Anything (Like Spamming Del Or F12 Etc.)

I Find It Best To Gently Wiggle The Cable Out, Make Sure You Keep A Little Grip On The USB Socket As-well Though; You Wouldn't Want To Rip It Out.

Have You Tried The Latest Audio Driver For Your System? Also Make Sure Your Connected To A Headphone Jack Which Supports Dual Channel Audio, Like The HD Audio Jack On The Front Of Your Case, Or A Green Audio Jack On Your Motherboard