Chev Chelios

with a bios update u could probably get a 7000 cpu on it but its noy worth it imo. sell cpu and mobo and get a 9 series or wair for ryzen 3000

you got the ram and all other setup. just change the mobo too and get a ryzen or something

I went to a friend of mine and he had an old monitor which had an incredible feature. its the eizo flexscan l550 and had a light sensor which could reduce or increase the brightness depending on the light around like the smartphones. i was amazed! why dont they use it on modern monitors too? it worked really great.

I always had this in mind from when OEM liquid cooling went popular. The vega 64 liquid had great temps with a 120mm or 140mm radiator ( dont remember which one it had) and i dont think they are expensive so why are companies like msi and asus not implementing this? I mean gigabyte had done some steps towards liquid and water cooling solutions on gpus. Personally if i was to get a high end model i wouldnt mind spending 100$ more to get liquid cooling and in return had temperatures in late 40s to 50s on full load instead of 70-75 or even 80s in some cases. Except from the performance gains i think that keeping to temp that low may in some cases even help with the longevity of the card. Sure there are solutions like the nzxt kraken g12 that can create a socket for a kraken x62 for example, but not all people feel comfortable meshing around with their gpu and in some counties opening it may even break your warranty.