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I will go for either Asus Arez or Sapphire nitro+

I was considering of getting a Vega 56 since its the same price (or even cheaper) than 1660ti but i m not sure if it will work on a 550w PSU (Seasonic Prime Ultra Gold). Specs: Ryzen 5 2600 - stock 16gb DDR4 2x 480gb SSDs (sata) 1x 120gb SSD (m.2)

Can your PSU handle the RTX 2060

Probably will go for a RTX 2060, it should do just fine for the next 3-4 years for 1080p ultra

There are RX 5700XT models but not the regular 5700 to my knowing. Only non reference model that I found is a ASUS one which is 60k rsd (500e, reference isnt much better at 450e).

I would but there aren't any available in my country (Serbia), i can try and wait a while but for the heat i thought about just putting a fan that would blow the air directly to the GPU (Mounted on the side panel).

So i was looking to buy a RX 5700 (reference, sapphire) and wanted to know if a 550w psu (Seasonic Prime Ultra Gold) would be enough, or if i could get away with a 5700XT. My current CPU is Ryzen 5 2600 but i will be upgrading to Ryzen 4600 (?) when its released. Or should i go for 2060 (non super) or 1660ti?

I probably mixed it with some other keyboard then

I think that G413 is only plastic while G810 has a aluminium backplate. Not sure though

Have you tried adjusting the monitor color settings to fit your needs?

For the cpu i would go for ryzen 7 just to be safe, you can bump the clocks later if there is room for it and gain some performance if needed.

I don't think its worth the time and effort considering that you can get a decent case fan for $5

Focus+ have problems with high end gpus, l would recommend going for something else.

Honestly, i don't know either but i think you can set it in BIOS somewhere. I just got a $3 fan an connected it to the psu directly so it spins at 100% all the time.

Just use a can of compressed air to blow the dust from the heatsink.