GoldBerg

So after some poking around it appears a capacitor or resistor of some sort failed on my M.2 drive

I've already tried all these efforts an no luck sorry guys.

So after launching COD Cold War my PC proceeded to crash and now refuses to boot, I keep getting stop code NTFS File System Error or error code 0xc00000e9 and I can't seem to get it back.

I was going to need to upgrade my psu at some point if I ever wanted to upgrade, it was poor future planning on my part. I eventually got a Corsair Rm850x which maybe a bit overkill but at least it's way more reliable. Plus I just put a preorder on a MSI RTX 2080 super, so that b450t was not gonna cut it, still strange how in the just like 4 months I had it it dropped off like 200w from its rated wattage.

So a while back when I first build my first pc, I had a ryzen 1200, an rx580, and an evga b450t psu. Fast forward about a year later and all of the sudden I start getting random crashes in game, none of which were repeatable so it wasn't software. I had eventually determined it was my psu and just upgraded that. But my question is, on a system with barely 300w power draw, that was fine for the first year, suddenly not be able to output enough power the the components.

I thought about getting a freesync monitor just because their overall cheaper, but could never find one with an ips panel, and RTX technically supports it but I'd rather do it with native g-sync. Also I'm not too much of an fps player so refresh rate and input lag dont matter as much to me. It's more about image quality and being able to crank all of the settings and take advantage of RT and dlss. Which is why the first reply confused me by interjecting a 5700xt. It's a decent card, but not for my specific use case.

I'm looking for a monitor upgrade and have decided on getting an Asus ROG Swift PG348Q, but I need a new GPU to drive the added pixels, most benchmark reviews don't measure performance at ultrawide. Most people just say "somewhere between 1440p and 4k, but I figured somebody would have some general numbers on this sorta thing, thank you in advance.