GhostlyNova

This is an MSI X470 board that I’ve had since February. I don’t think I’ve had any issues yet but should I replace my board as a precaution?

Hi so sorry if this is the wrong thread but I saw something on my motherboard that I’m not sure is normal or not. I was installing a new hard drive in my pc and I noticed on the back motherboard Where the backplate cut out is there was what looked like a “wet spot” where I would assume the VRM would be on the front of the motherboard and I’m not sure if this is normal or not. I think saw a much smaller spot somewhere else on the motherboard but I didn’t grab a pic of it. I wanted to know if this was normal or if I should be concerned. Thanks.

Hey everyone, I built my second PC back in February and I am currently using a Corsair 465x as the case for it. I do like the case it looks cool and everything but I built my brother's PC a couple months later in a Meshify C and I liked building in that case and I find it better looking than my 465x and have felt like I should rebuild my current PC with that case. I was wondering if anyone else has felt this way or if I should just stick with my current one.

Hello everyone, I am having an issue with my second monitor that I have not encountered before but am currently having. When I start a game like Modern Warfare or War Thunder and get into either the main menu, loadout customization or a match my second monitor goes black but remains on (which I can see from the white light not turning orange). Depending on the game too sometimes it "blinks" on and off for about half a second. When I alt-tab out of the game the second monitor will go back to normal and act like nothing is wrong. I have swapped the ports on both the monitor and the graphics card and at first it went back to normal for a day or two but it started acting up again today. I just changed the refresh rate on the monitor from 75 Hz down to 60 Hz and it seems like it has stopped going black again (for now). The monitor in question is an Asus VG245 running normally on 75Hz 1080p vertically using a displayport to HDMI cable, while my main display is an Asus VG278 running at 144Hz 1080p using a displayport cable. GPU does not appear to be overheating. Here are the rest of my specs: Ryzen 7 2700x Corsair 32Gb 3000mHz Gigabyte Windforce 3x RTX 2070 Super Corsair 750W PSU This only started happening recently and I have never had this issue before so I don't know what it could be. Any help is welcome, thanks!

I'd say keep it and just upgrade further down the line

Title basically explains it. I'm planning on getting a 1TB Samsung 970 EVO Plus for my PC and making that my boot drive and I wanted to know how to make it the boot drive and, if possible to transfer all of my data from my 1TB WD Black HDD. Thanks!