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  1. I'm assuming you didn't defrag the SSD?
  2. And how much load do you think a bios puts on a cpu exactly?
  3. Try a different pcie slot for the graphics card?
  4. 3 pin headers are compatible with 4 pin ones, line up the tabs and boom it will fit, but with one pin not plugged in on the mobo side. Knowing the board make would help with the AIO thing but as reference my asus z170 board has the aio pump plugged into a chassis fan whilst the aio fan is on cpu fan. The aio pump will probably not have a '0 rpm' mode and therefore will behave normally however you can set a custom 'fan curve' for the pump in the bios (it will show as chassis fan 1 or whatever socket you use
  5. It would as described above. When they throttled under less airflow they would have used less wattage. The new, if even slightly higher wattage could have been just enough to trip the breaker. As an example in my apartment, you can use the PC, kettle, toaster and microwave at the same time. Switch a 60 watt light bulb on? Pop. Everything off. Some heaters draw an insane wattage, the one in my room is 2000W
  6. I had a 970 that only had a single fan and would retain heat between games, what make/model is the card and can you check the temps on msi afterburner?
  7. The board uses MSI mystic light for RGB, memory supports MSI mystic light.
  8. To change the steam download location to the HDD; in steam go to Settings > Downloads > Steam Library Folders and click “Add Library Folder”. Navigate to your new Steam library folder Click “Add Library Folder”, select the drive you want to create the library folder on, and click “New Folder”. Give it whatever name you like, click “OK”, and then click “Select” to choose the folder you just created. You can set it as the default steam library folder here
  9. Windows will do that so it works, but you could use a tool called DDU which will completely wipe any existing nvidia drivers, windows will then install the basic ones for the device to function whilst you can go online to get the latest drivers from nvidia
  10. I found I was unable to install windows to an NVME SSD that had not been previously formatted.
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