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I guess you could do that if your cooler allows it, or place the fan higher up. But if the heatsink part of the cooler interferes with the ram you can only make it work by having low profile ram. Check your cooler for dimensions and pick ram that fits according to the dimensions listed by the manufacturer

That game ins't even out yet, nor have recommended/minimum hardware requirements been listed. There is no way to know how a card will handle an upcomming game until it has been released. No point in speculating about it now.

Your GPU will hold your CPU back, but that being said your GPU will be fully utalized. For gaming a CPU bottleneck is usually what brings problems with it. Your CPU can feed your GPU enough data to fully utalize it. It just means that your CPU can handle more powerfull cards.

Put it in a cupboard / closet? If its already in the case but you just arent done yet just close the panels and go to bed.

Oh that stinks, atleast there is an upside to the story . What about the Sony WF-C700N? (Atleas if they are on sale)

Don't these earbuds have a find my earbuds feature? Worked wonders for me when I lost my Samsung Buds +

Yes, it does both.

Ye, i see now. I read the graph wrong lol

From what I can find the S24 Ultra has an Snapdragon 8 gen 3 no matter the region. What region are you in OP? The regular 24 and 24+ are region specific when it comes to the SOC, for example Europe gets the Exynos 2400 and America / Canada? get the Snapdragon versions

Be Quiet! Light Wings. Check the performance data from Techpowerup here EDIT: It performs slightly better, but looks are subjective. Check the review, and similar reviews to determine what fan you like best

Gigabyte 4070 Super Gaming OC. That is practicly the only one I found that I'd peronally like. Maybe check the 4070 Super offerings yourself. They are pretty good cards and fit your budget

What is your budget?

Nice looking is entirely opinion based. You want a GPU that has adressable RGB is what I assume?

You can plug it in to the JARGB_V2 connector at the bottem of the board.

Thats kinda what you get when you want 40mm high RPM high static pressure server fans, they are all going to be loud. But yeah, NF-A4x20-PWM would be my reccomendation too, tough they don't move the same amount of air as the fan you have right now

Sorry, I fail to understand you. Just a hard yes or no, do you have experience building computers?

Does this mean you or your friend?

Please don't buy a 120mm AIO. They are heatsoked so easily and are terrible price to performance wise. Get yourself either a 240mm/280mm aio or a nice big tower cooler. The 5000D fits big tower coolers that will leave that poor 120mm AIO in the dust. As far as fan orientation, 3 in front (intake), 2 on top (positioned at the end of the case, (exhaust)) and 1 in the back (exhaust)

Its the Fans that come with the heatsink Basic marketing BS, cant find what it stands for *Apperantly Anti-Gravity Heat Pipe (Thanks @TatamiMatt) Super fluid dynamic bearing, its the fans bearing

I'd say get a NVMe drive for your system and put the OS on that, your motherboard supports PCIe gen 3 NVME drives. You can take the drive to a newer build and it should be a nice jump in overall smoothness now.

Troubleshooting and testing reasons. If something isn't working you can easily check everything while the motherboard is outside of the case. When its inside the case you most often can't really see what you are doing. You are literally handicapping yourself.

the TSMC 4N process node which is an optimized version of TSMC's 5nm (N5) node

Hard to say if your thermal pads cause the issue, you really need the right thickness pad in order for them to make contact to the cooler. As for you spreading the paste, for GPU's I personally recommend spreading the paste to ensure full dye coverage. Try to find what size thermalpads you need and where to place them, only than you can be sure that its not related to thermalpads.

Which GPU's? From personal experience the 6000 series is really stable

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