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Okay, thanks for the answers! I am probably going to buy some 90 degree fittings and etc in the near future so it shouldn't be a problem.

I chose soft tubing and I had to make a bend that is very difficult to do. I was wondering if putting it in hot water for a few seconds will help or if it will damage the internal structure and etc. Thanks in advance!

I did some more research and found out by installing 19.9.1 drivers it fixed the issue and I can now play 4:3 stretched! They really need to figure out their driver problems but it works tho.

I can try to DDU and install drivers a bit later. I just found out that if I launch csgo and change the settings to fullscreen windowed it goes back to normal. So I am guessing it doesnt like to change aspect ratio.

Its set on fullscreen

Hey, I have recently had some problems with my screen when closing out of csgo. It automatically goes to the top left and stays in 4:3 (thats what I play csgo on) and I can only see the top left (1/4) of the screen. It only goes away if I restart the pc. Anyone know any fixes? EDIT: Display Scaling is set on full panel on both csgo and display

But in theory If I were to buy used, what would be the best option?

Norway actually has "warranty" against buying from private people but I don't get how they would suddenly die at any time.

Hey, Im currently im looking to buy a new GPU but I'm not too sure. I could either buy a 1080 for 400$ used, 575 dollars for 1080 TI or a new 2070 Super for 688 usd. I don't really have a budget but I don't want to spend too much money on something. I would rather have a GPU for a few years then upgrade. Only I don't know what I should buy. Most of the games I will play will be: Mostly Rust, CSGO, PUBG and maybe some of the newer titles coming out like wolfenstein etc. The games would be played on 144hz 1440p screen. EDIT: I would maybe like to learn and play around with AI. If that helps anything Thanks in advance. PC Specs: Ryzen 7 2700X be quiet! 280mm silent loop GTX 1050 TI Expedition OC 16GB DDR4 3200Mhz Corsair Vengance Asus Prime X370-Pro 1TB Samsung SSD Cooler Master Masterwatt Lite 700

Thanks, is there anything else that should be upgraded or should he wait some time till next upgrade?

Hey, my brother is wanting to upgrade due to a bottleneck in his system. He has about a budget of about 250 and needs a new CPU. Any recommendations? (BUILD MAY BE GARBAGE) SPECS: Intel Pentium Gold G5400 1060 3gb Aero ITX OC CM B500 V2 MSI B360M Bazooka 16GB HyperX Fury DDR4 2666MHz Kingston A1000 240GB M.2 Thanks.

I'm leaning more towards Nvidia's RTX 2070 Super. I feel like RX 5700XT isn't for me since I will probably need Nvidia cuda cores for AI. I don't know if I can afford the RTX 2080 Super as normally the video cards are a lot more expensive in norway then what they are priced at in the US.

I have a badly bottle-necked pc and therefor looking for a new GPU. I have around 700 usd. I'm kinda interested in the new RTX 2070 Super cards. Although I am not sure if its the best for the system I currently have. Any suggestions? PC Specs: Ryzen 7 2700X be quiet! 280mm silent loop GTX 1050 TI Expedition OC 16GB DDR4 3200Mhz Corsair Vengance Asus Prime X370-Pro 1TB Samsung SSD Cooler Master Masterwatt Lite 700