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More rad, more better (generally). I would consider the additional 240 as recommended for your additional GPU load.

I did search for posts and some help, but I didn't find any so I thought that asking here was the right place to find my answeres.
And here I got what I needed to know thank you guys

@Jumper118@lafrente
Just so you know I'm currently working on a script to read all data from the sheets and put it together into a SQL script.
So we could tecnically have a database soon
 
 
edit: OHHH my god, I hate your name @vm'N, it took me half an hour fixing my script because your name broke the generated quotes...

I'd rather recommend against that, simply becuase upgrading to 4 sticks in the future might harm performance and ryzen 2nd gen isn't perfectly optimised for 4 DIMM operation.
@berberrieswas right, just try to squeez a little itty bit of money out of your budget and get a 2 x 8 kit for 16gig in dual channel

it may be coil wine from the power delivery of your gpu and nothing to worry about, it usually appears with rlatively high end cards.
 
P.S. please don't use black text, people use the dark mode and I was barely able to read it.

no you dont. why would you need an engineer from MSI to answer a question you can check yourself. 
 
its got worse cooling, while it doesnt cover the memmory chips the same as the gaming X. 
it appears to be using a lower end VRM aswell. i say it seems, because i havent looked into the specific VRM chips used. 
considering you will be water cooling, its entirely down to the silicon lottery. 

enable from registry in current control system ----< csenabled 
 
some times in windows 10 the setting is disabled by default and you have to re enabled from regedit.
 
and activate the power setting in your profile
 
and choose "when pressing power button"---------< "sleep"
 

Try updating the bios, it might help, if not.... a fresh windows install is always an option...

A virtual GPU doesn't require any special setup, all modern virtualization-environments set one up by default. It's when you want to give a VM access to a real GPU via PCI-E passthrough that you have to jump through a bunch of hoops.

First of all, that 1000W psu is very much overkill.
Second I'd rather go with a Ryzen 5 3600 or Ryzen 7 3700X, instead of the i7, just because they aren't really behind in gaming performance, but ahead in anything else. The Ryzen is wayy cheaper too and you can save some buck. if you're going ryzen I'd change that 4 x 8 to 2 x 16 ram kit at about the same speed.

I prefer Corsair’s ML fans over noctua’s. I believe they’re cheaper, their cable isn’t garbage, and they are quieter from my experience. 

That shit weird man, I‘ve never seen task manager update that quickly, reinstall windows if nothing helps

I really like the looks of the corsair 680X but I think all rads that might fit are a 360 in the front and a 240 at the top...
otherwise I have the raijintek paean and I like it, I guess you can get 2 360 rads with the top panel kit, but the shouldn't be too thick, my ek 60mm blocks the thirs fan for the top, so I can only go 360 and 240/280.

I guess you'll need to find an actual engeneer/programmer who is familiar with how the drivers and fps counters work. That's not a lot of people and I think the awnser is wayy more complicated that you might expect.

I guess to get the most exact reading you should go with the osd reading, because that shows you how many fps you have while using the screen...

And I want to point out that this madman bought a corsiar obsidian 1000d

I think I want to eliminate the pc o11 because it is to big and I also want to add the corsair crystal 680x.

Nowadays devs don‘t really care about resource management, best example is cod mw with its 170 gig files

Nowadays devs don‘t really care about resource management, best example is cod mw with its 170 gig files

PCPartPicker Part List Type Item Price CPU AMD Ryzen 7 3700X 3.6 GHz 8-Core Processor $309.99 @ Amazon CPU Cooler be quiet! Dark Rock 4 CPU Cooler $74.90 @ Amazon Motherboard Asus TUF GAMING X570-PLUS (WI-FI) ATX AM4 Motherboard $189.98 @ Walmart Memory Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) DDR4-3200 Memory $164.99 @ Best Buy Video Card EVGA GeForce RTX 2080 SUPER 8 GB XC ULTRA GAMING Video Card $693.98 @ Newegg Case Corsair iCUE 465X RGB ATX Mid Tower Case $139.99 @ Amazon Power Supply Corsair RM (2019) 750 W 80+ Gold Certified Fully Modular ATX Power Supply $119.99 @ Best Buy Monitor ViewSonic VX2758-2KP-MHD 27.0" 2560x1440 144 Hz Monitor $319.99 @ Amazon   Prices include shipping, taxes, rebates, and discounts     Total (before mail-in rebates) $2043.81   Mail-in rebates -$30.00   Total $2013.81   Generated by PCPartPicker 2020-02-06 02:34 EST-0500   It's a little moreexpensive than the option from @TechDevJorgeand a little over budget but you got an ips panel and that bling you asked for

First, I didn‘t even know there are 4 pin pcie power cables.
Second, I feel like you need a new psu, for that just have a look at the psu tier list and get something from tier A or B, doesn‘t have to be that expensive a 500w bronze should be enough

110-120$ isn‘t an amazing prize for a used 2600 especially now that there‘s basically the 1600 AF a 12nm version of it. A used rx 580 for that prize might be a little difficult unless you buy a cheap model or a mining card, idk if they are still a thing on used markets.

You shouldn‘t get a video out from the slot in your board, because there is no gpu connected to it, it‘s for the ryzen XXg series because they have a built in igpu. Check your mobos manual to see what the leds indicate

include screenshots of the model, as the saying goes "no pics no clicks"
 
Whenever i hear people talking about "open air cases" my first question is always why?
How many times will you ACTUALLY pull the motherboard out to swap it with another?
 
but if you really do need this, just invest in an actual test bench or an open air case.
 
if you NEED to d.i.y. long screws with a nut glued/welded in place with washers on top would support the mobo and just include longer screws to make sure the GPU is steady to simulate screwing into brackets on a case.

The thing though is that they can be use in every situation, radiator, intake case, exhaust case.
I have 2 in a 30$ air cooler push/pull configuration and they behave like its the top end cooler.
I will change all my other case fans also!