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yeah tomorrow we are going to bring it to my house and test it here. Thought I would just see if anybody else has a different idea. Thanks for input!

Hello, I was at a friends house when her pc monitor all of a sudden went black and only a couple of rows at the top where showing her wallpaper. I tried to diagnose the issue thinking that its gpu related but we noticed that the pc is still fully functional even in that state (so it does not freeze). I did not think to take a picture and upload it here, but does anyone think that its monitor related and not the hardware? The pc is basically new and even before she upgraded it she ocassionally had that problem. Her monitor is a Xiaomi Mi 24inch. I can't really say I've had any experiences with that monitor nor can I find any threads with something close to this problem. P.S. There are a couble of rows that look like burnt pixels or something like that, that stays on the display at all times even if the pc is not giving a signal Thanks in advance!

No problem man, if you need anything else I'd be happy to help!!

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Yeah don't go with it. I saw a review of another biostar gpu that isn't that good. They are loud and hot (as you already mentioned). I would go with a different psu too, so good thinking. If it makes you feel better I have the same configuration and it runs everything 1080p high/ultra so you will be pleased with it. Just sucks that the gpu is overpriced. If anyhting else changes tell me. I'm looking at the sites you gave me right now.

I'll look into it tomorrow. I haven't heard a lot of people use Biostar gpus though I will try to find some reviews!

Yeah I get that. I searched up locally because I didn't know what site you were using. If you want you can send me some links of stores in your country and see if I can find anything there

I don't know what site you are using but I built this for 1427.96 Euros i5 13400f (10 core cpu) - 219.68 Euros Deepcool AK500 White - 70.43 Euros Teamgroup DDR4 Delta White 2x8 3200Mhz - 60.95 Euros Asrock B760M Pro - 133.64 Euros Corsair RM 750 WHT (2021) - 100.49 Euros Fractal Design Pop Air (White) - 114.74 Euros MSI RTX 3070 ti Gaming X Trio - 728.03 Euros The build is mostly white coloured parts but that is because they were sometimes cheaper (like the mobo and the psu). If you don't like this colour scheme its fine do whatever you want with it. If you are adamant about it being 1500 Euros you could go for a better psu like a Be Quiet Straight Power 11 1000W or 850W 80 Plus Platinum for 189.94 and 154.12 making the build go up to either 1517.41 or 1486.87. This will ensure more watts giving you the future proofing that you want as well as better cerftification (80 Plus Platinum ocmpared to Gold) This will be good for 1080p, 1440p and even some 4K gaming. Hope I helped!!

Alright guys, thank you so much! Its wwarmer now and also the components have had time get up to the normal temps CPU close to 30C and GPU at 34C so everything is fine!!

So not worrying right? Condensation starts at - degrees right?

I just cleaned up myu computer and saw that the temperature was so low that I wanted to check if its alright. Motherboard 16C VRM 17C CPU Package 21C PCH 40c RAM 21.0 and 20.8C HDD 17C M.2 26C GPU 23.5C Now I want to clear out that I am not complaining one bit. I have a window open and the house is pretty chilly right now. Outside my phone says its 9 degrees and inside while not that cold its a bout 12-13 degrees I would say. I am just concerned if its really cold to the point that theres condensation. I have a 12400f with a Scythe Fuma 2 and a Gaming X 3060 from MSI.

Damage no. Bottleneck maybe? But go for it. Games don't even utilize 6 cores so you will be fine. I am just saying that if you can and its like 20$ more you should go for the 5700x to give you some additional cores and to "prepare" for when games become more hard to run. Though to be honest with those specs you won't have to upgrade for a really long time!!

I mean sure it would work, but I agree with the others that if you could fit a 5700x, 5800x or a 5800X3D it would be better. Both the CPU and the GPU play a big role in games and having a really powerful gpu and a semi-powerful cpu can be a slight bottleneck (I am not mocking 6cores I have an R5 2600 as well as a 12400f). P.S. The things I said apply only if your budget allows it. Otherwise your configuartion will do the job just fine

I wanted to mention the thing about the mobo but I wasn't sure what they where called for the new gen. I have a H670 Tuf Wi-Fi which is fine. I can't nor would I overclock anyways! The thing about the os is something that I should elaborated more. I had just woken up and wasn't thinking straight. What I should have said is that you can download the media creation tool from microsoft, install windows without a license and in the future you can just activate them. That way its legal and you can upgrade whenever you want and have the money!

Yeah sure, I mean I was looking at kioxia but pcpartpicker doesn't have prices, so yeah better storage is a good option as well!

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Update!! I tried to disconnect my speakers (not the built in ones, my logitech z120) because I noticed that the whine was louder when I turned up the volume and the noise went away! Plugged them back in and sure enough the sound is back. I don't really know why this is happening but I think this rules out the monitor being a problem.

Its not loud anymore though. Like, I need to get my ear up to the screen and even then you can't really hear it. Only reason I noticed yesterday was because it was like 2am and ther was no sound coming from outside.

An older monitor of mine also did that for some time and then stopped. It has been working for almost 10 years with no problem.

Well I don't have a second wall plug, so everything is connected together on a power strip. I could try different socket on there though!

Oh really? I got it in october but thanks!

Recenlty, my 24inch ultragear monitor has been making a sound similar like that of an electrical interfence. At first I noticed that the frequency of it changed depending on whatever was on screen. Now (after a few minutes of it making the sound) it has stopped change the sound and is staying on one frequency. I don't really mind it, but I don't think its normal for it to make this sound. Also, I disabled the onboard speakers, thinking that they may interfere with my other speakers.

Something similar happened to me once. I solved it by plugging the m.2 on a different slot (even if it isn't technically the fastest one) and unplugged my hardrive. After that I went into the bios and there was the m.2. Now honestly I didn't plug in the hardrive again (I decided not to use it) but I got the m.2 to show up. Also even if you cleared the cmos you have to make sure that you did it the right way: Unplug everything from the back of your pc Unplug everything from the back of your pc Take the battery out Let it sit like that for 5-10 minutes (I usually let it for 10 minutes just to be sure) Put the battery back and plug eveything back into the pc P.S. when troubleshouting I tend to plug in whatever I will need (not devices like speakers, webcams etc etc)

Oh ok ill test it right now Thank you!!

I noticed that my monitors power brick was hot. Now when saying hot I don't mean it in a way that if I touch it I will get burned. As I said before this could be normal since I've been running with this monitor for more than 4 months. Monitor is a: LG 24GN650-B