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It looks amazing, I'll consider it and I'll most likely buy it I can afford any, as long as it is not overkill for my system.

I have Ryzen 5 3600 and rtx2060, I want to upgrade to a trustworthy psu, current one I'm using is working no problem but it's not a fancy brand(I don't remember the brand but it's not something worth discussing). I want to upgrade my psu to something that will be safe and decent. What would you guys recommend.

Couple days ago a lightning hit couple metres away from house, I lost all the power for 2 seconds and as a result my modem and gpu fried, socket that my monitors was connected to burnt and it is not working anymore. I want to know what exatly fried my gpu, can it be my ethernet cable since my modem was also burnt or is it possible my monitor's hdmi cable carried the surge to my gpu since the burnt socket was connected to the monitor. I want to prevent same thing happening so I want to figure out what might be the reason and how can I protect my devices.

Lately I've been planning on buying a monitor. Up until past couple days I've been thinking about LG 27QN600-B 27" this 27" 1440p monitor. But ultrawide monitors caught my attention and since I use my pc to mostly play singleplay games and do editing/digital arts ultrawide seemed a better option. LG 29WN600-W 29" is the only ultrawide ips monitor I found in my budget range. But I'm curious, is 1080p ultrawide monitor even worth using or should I save more and buy a more expensive better ultrawide monitor If I want to benefit from ultrawide monitors. Would 1080p be a bad option for such monitors, should I go for standard 27" 1440p monitor I linked instead.

I'll use it for games mainly. If I buy this system instead of building a new one next year I am planning to upgrade this over time. But I'm not sure if it is a system worth upgrading. What I plan is I'll use it for a year or two then upgrade gpu to a newer gpu, gtx 3000 or rx 6000 and later upgrading my cpu and motherboard. I need some opinions on this, since I don't think I'll be able to get my hands on newer gpus anytime soon. By the way I'm not aiming for 4k, I'll most likely use a 1080p monitor or 1440p at best case. Right now my machine is i5 7200U and gt940mx laptop so I don't have high standards.

I was planning to build a pc early 2021 but due to the gpu shortage I can't find any RTX 20-30 or RX 50-60 graphics card for a reasonable price. So far only decent pre-built pc I come across in my country is this one on the screenshot. All the newer gpu pre-built pcs are way too expensive. I am planning to get a pc I will use for a year or two before I upgrade to last gen. Is this system powerful enough to carry me through next year or should I wait couple months and build a pc with better hardware.

Got it, thank you

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I thought the pins would be different. It is Casper Nirvana f650 but I doubt you can find any information in English about that.

I have an m.2 slot in my laptop but I'm not sure what types of m.2 it supports.

I have 1tb ssd and 1tb hdd right now I don't wanna lose my stuff on the hdd tbh

I tried chkdsk /f-r and sfc scan both didn't find anything, is there any software you're recommanding

When I try to launch a program on disc D such as steam it takes so long to launch and games don't respond. Writing speed seems fine but disc is reading really slow, disc usage is usually 0.1MB/s disc C is (ssd) works perfectly but "d" is unusable right now, what might be the issue it just happened suddenly

Just what I'm looking for mic is fantastic, thank you.

I want a headset that doesn't look like a toy and has a decent microphone. I'm currently considering to buy Corsair HS50. Microphone is my priority right now, I'd like to hear your recommandations around 40-70$ range.

When this problem occured I tried reinstalling keyboard drivers but some keys such as "e, s, b, j, backspace, enter, delete" are not working. At first when I press one of these keys they were spamming random letters (asdewvk jluhgjjn hexgv) but now they are not giving any respond at all. I want to know what might be the reason.

Thank you for all the answers really helped a lot

Btw what is all the hate about Romer-G switches on internet. I've never used a mechanical keyboard before I'm really curious why some people really hate those switches is it just feeling or any durability issues

I really liked how it looks and build quality looks decent probably ill go with this keyboard, but i just saw that Logitech G810 currently has a nice discount going on in my country, by paying little bit more i can buy that instead, what are your thoughts on G810. Are differences between g413 and g810 huge or is it just rgb

I'll buy a keyboard to use with my laptop, i dont want to spend so much on keyboard since it'll be for my laptop im looking for keyboards under 60$. I really liked the look of Cooler Master MasterKeys and im actually considering to buy it but it lacks of macro keys. Im open to any suggestions also i'd like to know if anyone recommends cooler master masterkeys is it any good. So far my choices are Cooler Master MasterKeys Razer Cynosa Chroma Corsair K55