Faisal A

All GPUs will fit on to the motherboard. The case is the thing preventing long GPUs going in

Yes, should be fine

With 2080ti SLI, you will have worse 1 percent lows. With turbo, better 1 percent lows

You could overclok it. Please stress test and give temps at stock and then slowly OC

Personally, I think it would be better to upgrade your CPU and motherboard and then you can upgrade your GPU later if you feel like it

B450 tomahawk

X570 Taichi

Can I attatch an external micrphone via a 3.5mm jack with these cameras 

Canon Powershot SX410

DSC-H300 20MP

Should have got the LTT edition chromax !

What is under the M.I.T section ?

@WhatNot98 Yes, in the BIOS. If you cant find it, take a picture of your BIOS screen and post it here

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I had this same issue and have fixed it on my particular machine. I was showing 4G reserved in HW. I went into the MB BIOS and under chipset configuration/ internal graphics/

I changed the setting for Frame Buffer Location from [Above 4G] to [Below 4G}... and now i have 1MB in HW reserved and not 4G. Windows sees all *G as usable

Also, try using this method. It should be located in the "System" location under advanced

Try putting all of the memory in channel 1 on the motherboard if you are know how to dissasemble it

Try and look for local deals on a used 5700xt. Squeeze a bit more performance out of the build

Did you check out the link ?

I jst use they £20 amazon ones and they last around 2-3 hrs with me

Try contacting the seller and asking for a return. Then get an authentic one

This might help

https://superuser.com/questions/56157/why-is-all-my-extra-ram-marked-as-hardware-reserved-in-windows-7

Try using with one RAM stick to identify the broken one. Also, try running memtest

All AMD CPUs support overclocking, so you better of wit that instead. You can use the saved money for extra RAM or SSD storage or a better GPU.

I personally like the design of the LG monitors, but they perform the same. Worth checking out though

The extra wattage may be useful for future upgrades

@Mr Popo96 Have you looked in cex. They have an online website too

@Arika S What about the amazon basics stuff

Higher temps for the flash chips actually improve the lifespan. So long as it doesnt get above 55-60C for normal use like gaming, it should be fine. You could try contacting samsung if you want a replacement

67C is actually decent, especially for 5GHZ. Some people run those temperatures at stock speed