kirbydude47

I was wondering are PSUs that are fanless still as efficient as PSUs with fans, do they get more hot and since I will be gaming but not heaving gaming would I still be fine with a fanless one. I play mostly simulators and will be playing on high settings.

I got my new PC today and was wondering how do I know which drivers need updating and what important drivers I need to install. Does windows 10 have an option that shows what needs to be updated or installed to make the PC run properly.

I have a 5ms 60hz monitor and I'm going to be getting a 1ms 75hz monitor, if I connect both to my PC will there be any problems since they have different frequency and response time, the 1ms will be for gaming and main screen and the 5ms will be for streaming and casual stuff when the 1ms monitor is being used. Just wanted to ask if there would be problems or not not sure what to expect.

I have ryzen 5 2600x, so it's not a big difference then

I bought the 2666 MHz 2 x 8GB RAM but I was going to buy the 3200 MHz 2 x 8GB RAM but they ran out, I was wondering is there a big difference between the 2666 and 3200 for CPU and GPU for temp and percentage with gaming in high settings.

I'm going to be buying a GPU soon and not sure if I should get the 2 fan or the 3 fan (3 fan $25 more), is there a big difference between a 2 fan or a 3 fan gpu, the 3 fan will fit in case. Searched online about difference but still confused (not because of fan count). Here is the GPU's https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/product/NHdxFT/gigabyte-geforce-gtx-1660-6-gb-oc-video-card-gv-n1660oc-6gd https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/product/LXjJ7P/gigabyte-geforce-gtx-1660-6-gb-gaming-oc-video-card-gv-n1660gaming-oc-6gd

Is the 660p Intel m.2 pci ssd any good, can't decide on this one (1tb) or the western digital m.2 sata ssd (1tb). Are they both good or is one of them better than the other

I'm planning on buying the parts starting next week

Gaming yes, 1080p, I chose disk drive to watch the tv shows I have on dvd

Thanks, so even what I chose is that still a good build even though it's more money

Is this a good PC build, planning on building my PC next month and need to know if everything is good https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/user/Kirbydude47/saved/Zk66RB

Forgot to say i'm planning to build in September so will see what comes up

This is going to be my first time building a PC so I need some help in building, I already chose all the parts but not sure if its good, some have said its a good build but need to know for sure. Also i'm on a budget so I don't need anything to expensive or fancy if there needs to be changes I've already decided for sure get the CPU, storage and case that is on the list but not 100% sure if the motherboard, PSU, GPU, memory, fans, WiFi adapter is a good option Here is the link to what I chose from PC Part Picker https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/user/Kirbydude47/saved/Yz6Qqs