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Unfortuanetely I don't have any spare parts around. Gonna be a pain to locate this problem

Okay that is gonna be a problem probably since I don't have any spare parts around anymore. So it is component issue? I could maybe get some parts out of my friends prebuilt but it will take few weeks probably.

This is a long one but any help is greatly appreciated. So my pc started crashing last night while gaming. I have 1 month old Rx5700 gaming oc and the rest of my build is 2.5 years old. I reinstalled windows 10 in late december around 28th or so. Installed new drivers for parts and had no major problems while gaming. Last night in a match of csgo my pc froze completely and I had to restart it. Thought it was nothing major so I started it back up and continued the match. Well my pc crashed 5 more times in a span of 10minutes and at the end I didn't get any kind of output since my rx5700 drivers were either uninstalled or damaged. Installed older ones and tried to game today. Still same problem. Pc crashes pretty much immediately in game and if it doesn't completely crash it makes my pc really slow and my pc refuses to open up anything. I have my system on samsung 970 evo. All of my parts and cables are connected properly. Double checked most of them. What could be the cause and what should I do? Thanks for anyone who can help me out.

I'm looking for a new monitor to get later this year. Right now I have 27 inch 1080p 60hz monitor which just isn't doing it for me. My system has I5 7600k with GTX 1060 6gb overclocked and it runs all the games that I play at over 100 fps at ultra settings. My budget for the new monitor would be max 500 euros. I want atleast 27 inch monitor with high refresh rate. How dumb idea would it be if I got myself a 34 inch 1080p 144hz ultrawide or should I go for 27 inch 1440p 144hz screen instead even though my pc would not be able to run games at 1440p with over 144fps. I could go for 27 inch 1080p 144hz aswell but I'm not sure which option would be the best.