F.E.A.R.

Yes, I will buy a new one and try it out.

The display port out of the box of my monitor I ran into a constant black screen loop. It wasn't a thing when I changed to HDMI. I was told that it's old tech and it's not compatible that's why the black screen cause.

My monitor is LG 31.5'' UltraGear™ QHD 1440p 165hz, yet my display resolution only shows 1440p/144hz with my HDMI 2.0. The DPI cable didn't make a problem displaying 165hz however it wasn't compatible with new hardware and it would show only a black screen. HDMI 2.0 still limits me to 144hz despite having a Ryzen 5600x, RTX 3600 and Asus TUF Plus X570 plus.

Sekiro is its own genre. The only "souls" like thing is the difficulty. Sekiro has the best combat system in the history of gaming. It forces you to deflect (parry) attacks from small lizards to literal Dragons, has incredible stealth mechanics, and a combination of arts and items to use. People just want to dodge and kite an NPC, while Sekiro forces you to fight, but 1 vs 1, the game doesn't encourage you to hack and slash through enemies. I've been playing the game since 2020 up until 2022 "file shared", then I bought it on Steam and replayed it with all achievements gathered. It's one of the best games in the history of gaming, and I hope Fromsoftware uses the mechanics from Sekiro for a new game in the future. It's also the only Fromsoftware game to be properly ported on PC because the publisher is Activision and not have those console controls when you start up on PC.

Yes because all search results point to a hidden virus, just as the member above also said. The important things that I had, I moved them to my USB. It just took me 2hrs, no big deal, but I'm still afraid because something like this did not happened previously. I even scanned with Malwarebytes but everything is clean.

Well I formatted Windows through the reset setting. That didn't work. I fromatted Win through USB, still didn't work. I deleted everything on all 3 drives reinstalled Windows, still not fixed.

I downloaded the MS Process App, how do I recognize a virus?

So I noticed recently that whenever I open task manager for a split second the CPU usage is between 43-100% and immediately goes down to 4%. This has never happened before, and I'm afraid it's because of the newest Nvidia driver, but I reverted back to the previous version and yet there's no change. Any help? Anything I should be worried? Specs: AMD Ryzen™ 5 5600X ASUS TUF GAMING X570-PLUS (2x8) Kingston FURY™ Beast DDR4 3200mhz CL16 GeForce RTX™ 3060 EAGLE OC 12G (rev. 2.0) Win10 pro 64 on Kingston A400 SATA SSD 480GB EVGA Supernova 750W G2L

Big thanks to @IkeaGnomeand @SpookyCitrusfor helping me installing my new GPU. The answers are above but in short terms here it is: The EVGA 750w Gold G2L PSU has universal ports, so it's not like the standard PSU, it doesn't matter in which port it goes in, as long as above is written Universal. The GPU works fine, and the reason why my system couldn't boot is because I somehow accidentally unplugged the cable to my SSD which is on my Win10 and that's why it couldn't let me boot up. I installed the latest Nvidia driver with clean install, and it runs perfectly.

It keeps returning me back to the BIOS. It doesn’t let me into Win.

I set up my ram in advanced settings to 3200mhz it shows on the windows too but idk why the bios shows 2400 on front page. Am i suppose to set up PCI in advanced settings for GPU? F8 there's no bootable device.

It seems like it wont' let me get out of BIOS it wants me to configure something but idk what.

Ok guys everything is perfectly fine. My PC just made me go straight into the BIOS. What do I have to do now?

Gotcha ya!

This is the cable that I'm trying to plug in. Edit: I use my PSU's cables that came with it. I don't use any other cables for my PC.