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is it better overall?

I can't choose between these two headsets. I know the studio headphones + mic is unbeatable but i just want a good headset. What's the better headset?

He doesnt know anything about computers or his laptop's layout. Any form of teardown of his model can be useful, as he didnt even know what the touched to mess up the space bar

After opening it for cleaning and reassembling it he said the space bar sometimes didnt take Input or took more Force to actuate. His laptop is a Samsung NP400B4C. Any help is appreciated

Best of luck!

Try putting that gpu in another pc if you've the chance and see if it boots up, that should clear up whether it's dead or not.

The Nitro+ basically has slightly higher clocks and a better cooler. If you don't really need that little extra performance then go ahead and buy the cheaper one, it's not gonna be that different.

I agree. Get a 7900x/7700x, a 850w PSU and spend the rest on the gpu.

I would go with the 4070 super since it's got more things like ray tracing, dlss, dlaa and slightly better performance. I feel like it's not worth 100 dollars more but it's still more worth it than the 7800xt.

Budget (including currency): 800€ Country: Italy Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Roblox, Valorant, light video editing Other details (existing parts lists, whether any peripherals are needed, what you're upgrading from, when you're going to buy, what resolution and refresh rate you want to play at, etc): possibly 144Hz for competitive games

If you really want them to be quiet and with "excellent" airflow, go with Noctua since it's the leading brand in terms of cooling for PCs. If you're on a budget then yes Arctic is a really solid choice.

I've been eyeing the g500a for a while but I don't really like the mesh on the front, I wish there was a swappable option for glass

I really like the pop air xl from fractal design, but that and along with your other reccomendations dont fit my front three 140 fans, a shame since i really like fractal design too.

Yes, that seems like a nice case, I'll definetely add that to my options. Does some other case come to mind?

I have 4x Corsair ll140s and I don't feel like throwing them away just yet, it just seems like a waste. Yes my mobo is ATX btw

Budget (including currency): Possibly under 250 Country: Italy Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Other details (existing parts lists, whether any peripherals are needed, what you're upgrading from, when you're going to buy, what resolution and refresh rate you want to play at, etc): I need a new case that can fit my front three 140 fans, 240 (but want to switch to 360) AIO and rear fan. I was looking at the upcoming NV9 from phanteks but i fear that is a bit too large, plus getting a full-tower just to fit my fans seems a little extreme.

Check if the drive is formatted in FAT32. Most mobos want it that way. To be sure check your motherboard's manual.

X670 mobos work with Ryzen 7000 out of the box. But obviously since it's a 7900X3D, you'll need to upgrade the bios as soon as possible to prevent voltage issues.

Sometimes when i boot up my pc all the games/programs I use lag/go in "slow motion". The only way to get them to run normal again is rebooting. 7800x3d 2070 gaming z 750w masterwatt b650 carbon wifi corsair vengeance 6000mhz 32gb

Sorry, I mean Late Q3-Early Q4.

The official corsair LCDs ship out in Q3. The video probably shows a sample since they dont even turn on the pc.

Nope, you can't. On Corsair's official website's there isn't an LCD version/upgrade kit for the Link series. If you don't mind the extra wires and really want that LCD screen then go with an Elite Capellix XT LCD. IMPORTANT EDIT: As of right now like I said there isn't an LCD version BUT it's planned for later this year. If you buy a Link series you'll be able to upgrade it when the upgrade kit comes out. Source:

Keep 2 sticks of ram right now as it's easier for the pc to handle. If you have a spare gpu try using that.

Does the boot light or any of the other lights stay on? The cycling of the lights is normal as the computer is executing the "Power On Self Test", checking every important component for issues.

personally i find msi boards very reliable. bios and build quality wise its great.