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Agree with the above comment. A quality office/ergo chair is going to be WAY better than most of the garbage gaming chairs.

Oki dokie!
 
Thanks for your help bud, i will take into consideration what you said, i will wait for other people to see what they got to say and i will make my final decision when the time is right! Thanks once again and happy new year!

Nothing in there says you have an order with them. Only they have "noted your inquiry". You've ordered nothing, but it appears they may have placed you in some sort of queue system for submitting an order. The timetables for each card look like the confirmed order dates they are fulfilling based on the stock they have. But with wide-spread card shortages they are meaningless.
 
Either wait in their "queue" or look for somewhere else to buy from. Badgering them over email about ordering a product they don't have in stock won't get you anywhere.
 
Also, there is zero indication from what you've posted that they are selling to scalpers/miners/whatever, nor any indication they are doing anything shady. Like many other retailers they simply don't have stock and are trying to manage accordingly.

And not even that but poor handling by OP, it sounds like they didn't even actually join a queue but just kept emailing people at this place expecting them to give him new information which was probably available on the site where they should have joined a queue
 
OP, you are NOT entitled to anything, you are NOT entitled to harass customer support nor are you entitled to reserving a GPU.

Ultimately it's up to you on how you want to manage the data. OS and most used applications on the SSD make the most sense from a speed perspective, but whether it's the same or different drives doesn't really matter. if you are capacity limited then moving large games to another drive makes sense. That's what I've done since my OS drive is only 250 GB.
 
Just make sure to have a backup of any important data on a separate drive(s) if needed. That's the only real reason I can see to split things up.

Nothing in there says you have an order with them. Only they have "noted your inquiry". You've ordered nothing, but it appears they may have placed you in some sort of queue system for submitting an order. The timetables for each card look like the confirmed order dates they are fulfilling based on the stock they have. But with wide-spread card shortages they are meaningless.
 
Either wait in their "queue" or look for somewhere else to buy from. Badgering them over email about ordering a product they don't have in stock won't get you anywhere.
 
Also, there is zero indication from what you've posted that they are selling to scalpers/miners/whatever, nor any indication they are doing anything shady. Like many other retailers they simply don't have stock and are trying to manage accordingly.

Software - if it was HW it should not be on your screen cap.

Nothing in that video jumped out to me as coil whine. I MIGHT have heard the crackling but had to crank the volume way up.
 
Have you tried a different physical power outlet that's on a different circuit? Given you state the issue happens on different GPUs and different PSUs it either a different component or something else.

Ryzen Master is the only one that can truly see idle cores and what they're doing. The rest are just generalized and have a 1 second update timer compared to milliseconds with Ryzen Master. 

Mbps or MBps?
 
115MBps is about what gigabit (little "b") can do.

That motherboard doesn't appear to have onboard WiFi, so if you have a WiFi connection then you must have an add-in card. If it's not auto finding drivers to update you'll need to search the card manufacturer's site for the latest drivers.
 
What's the pre-built system you have?

Doom in Factorio
 
https://www.reddit.com/r/factorio/comments/bgj05z/raycasting_engine_in_factorio_vanilla_017/

This smells like the start of a "refund scam". Without email context it's hard to say for sure.

HWinfo64 is a better monitoring option all around. What you're seeing is a bug or inaccurate monitoring. Or both.

HWinfo64 is a better monitoring option all around. What you're seeing is a bug or inaccurate monitoring. Or both.

Hi
i was moving my OS to an NVME anyway so I took the time to fresh install all drivers. I haven’t tested it for long, but i was able to play a full match with no crashes. After a lot of research I also found that Logitech G Hub failing to update its peripheral drivers could have been a possible cause. I’ll probably be playing lots of it in the coming days to stress test it but hopefully a clean slate is what it needed. Thanks

If FIFA is the only game it happens in I'd lean toward it being a game issue rather than a hardware issue.
 
Any overclocks? Temps okay?
 
I'd try reinstalling the game as a first step.

Yeah, it'll be fine. Just know that bronze vs. silver vs. gold efficiency rating has little to do with determining the overall quality of a PSU. 

Yeah, it'll be fine. Just know that bronze vs. silver vs. gold efficiency rating has little to do with determining the overall quality of a PSU. 

Yeah, it'll be fine. Just know that bronze vs. silver vs. gold efficiency rating has little to do with determining the overall quality of a PSU. 

Yeah, it'll be fine. Just know that bronze vs. silver vs. gold efficiency rating has little to do with determining the overall quality of a PSU. 

Ordered a GPU bundle from them and it arrived fine. Mismatch between wording on the PSU it was going to come with and the SKU of the PSU, so actually got a worse one that I was thinking. Didn't matter to me since I wasn't going to use it anyways. Just need to make sure to read everything closely. I triple-check the GPU SKU since that's what I actually cared about. No problems there.
 
Order processed and shopped quickly. Would order from them again if needed.

Make sure all the components and power cables are seated correctly.
 
Then stop doing both of these things.
 

As long as she's reasonably competent with safe browsing habits the above suggestion is more than enough (Defender and free Malewarebytes).

Unfortunately, I'm leaning towards failing hardware at this point.