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Yeah basically. It's a concrete wall and floor. Can it handle it?

Do you know of any other option where we don't have to clamp or stand anything on the desks?

So my wife and I are organizing our mini home office. We've decided to have our tables organized below (green). I'm reaching out to the community on ideas on how to mount our triple monitors from a side wall (blue). We'd really like to keep the monitors off the desk since we like to clutter our desks with other work stuff and we're really good at cluttering. We'd also like to stay away from any additional wood work that needs to be done. Preferably there's a ready made product solution for this or if it has to be custom made, it will probably made out of metal. IF I'LL NEED IT, I may add 1 or 2 more monitors for myself for a total of 4 or 5 monitors. Looking forward to your recommendations guys! Thanks!

Do you guys have a specific guide on how to enable ram to reach 3,000 MHz on MSI B450M Mortar Max?

awesome. thanks guys!

So I recently finished my latest build which I am currently using now. +MSI B450M Mortar Max with BIOS as of 2019-10-27 +Ryzen 5 2600 +16GB RAM When I first turned it on, there was no display from the mobo hdmi output. Lights and Fans working. I plugged in a dedicated GPU and switched the cable to the GPU. I am now getting a display. I went to the MSI BIOS Advanced Settings to look for "Integrated Graphics Configuration" thinking it was just disabled however i did not find the menu for "Integrated Graphics Configuration". What am I missing to get the onboard graphics working? The DDR4 installed is 3000 MHz. How can I get it to recognize 3000 instead of 2133?

Awesome info. Thanks WereCat & herb!!!

It's just an RX480 but happy with it. Don't have $$ enough yet for the newer generations.

Yes, I have a dedicated GPU that is sufficient enough for my use.

Would you think the improvement is highly significant to spend $$$ on? Is there an LTT video would shed some light on GHz=GHz with different architectures

So I've had this 2013 machine which screams for an upgrade. My i5 4440 is a 4 core 3.1GHz. If say, I get a Ryzen architecture that is ThEoReTiCaLly also a "4 core 3.1 GHz" as well. All other components "the same", no plans of overclocking. Will there be a huge improvement at gaming?