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I'm not even gonna worry about Twitch client as I don't ever watch streams since I work and am at school so much. And if I do use it I can just use their website I'll just the the FTB launcher for the Minecraft mods.

So I uninstalled PZ to see if I could tell it to go to the Y. It went there as all the steam games should. But upon launching the game it crated a 2nd folder with a very small folder size I assume its just the avatars that are crated and such I find it odd that that folder does not create its self in the already existing PZ folders. For Twitch I'm currently uninstalling and reinstalling. As since I have built this computer I've learned a lot about how things work and may have not told it to go to the drive i wanted it in. Edit: I moved the PZ folder that is created when launching the game in the C drive to the Y drive, then relaunch the game and the game just makes the same folder and files in the C drive again.

Yea I always make sure to move the save location to the drive I want it. But somethings just don't give me the chance to pick and put it where ever it wants at that rate its a 50/50 if it goes to the right drive

Seems the PZ is only storing my saved data in the C drive. Unsure if it saves Save worlds as I really only play on severs.

Built a new computer got a small SSD for boot up (C drive) (feels like a waste now) and a larger SSD (Y drive) for storing everything else. Issue is I have windows 10 set up to save everything to the Y drive and most everything goes to the right areas but a few things go to my C drive still so I have to move them and I am not the best with computers so this is a a bit of a process. So far the once that I have had to move not them only ones are everything Twitch the launcher saves itself into the C drive and when I want to install a minecraft mod is all goes onto the tiny C drive. Steam did it once also with Project Zomboid. Any ideas why there programs wanna be stubborn?

I figured I could resize the text. Thanks a lot for all the advice and links was all very helpful and I enjoyed learning about it all.

@SolarNova Doing some reading I found exactly what you said to be true. People say that the games look better in 1440p on a 32" (Even better at 1440p on 27" this was unclear but it would make sense) than 1080p on a 24". But text can be harder to read. But will it be at 2K quality?

@SolarNova How does 1440 look on a 32"?

@SolarNova So what if I said my budget was around $400. I value a better looking picture vs a faster rate. I could careless if its flat or curved. I'm perfectly fine with a 60 Hz just as much as I am with a 144 Hz. I would like 27" with 2560 x 1440. What would you recommend?

https://www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews/asus/pb277q $274 USD https://www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews/dell/s2719dgf $290 USD Here are two that I found using a site your provided. Both in a very good price range and compare to each other. I think that I would end up going more for the Dell between the two if I had to pick one now.

@SolarNova Can you point me to a forum post or site that goes into detail about the screen types. I know TN is more for games but I don't like the color accuracy they lack. But I could be swayed if I read some statics and research from people who know what they are talking about.

Awesome thanks I'll use those website to make a better decision. Did not even think to look for and use a resource like them.

Interesting thanks for sharing that. What about the monitor I was considering before this one? https://www.amazon.com/AOC-CQ27G1-DisplayPort-Adjustable-Zero-Bright/dp/B07V39QHMY/ref=sr_1_2?keywords=aoc+27+inch&qid=1574363164&sr=8-2 I know Linus and his team did a review of this monitor. The biggest thing that turns me away from it was the brightness that they talked about.

I don't care much about bezels as I wont be using two monitors as one screen. It's a TN panel I'd much rather a IPS or VA. As I don't care much for faster response since I don't play any competitive games. I'm also fairly tall so I need a monitor that can be adjusted for height. Other than that yea for someone who is looking for a new decent monitor for competitive gaming that would be a great pick.

So I have built a new rig, and looking into getting a decent priced 2K monitor. After much research on panel types and brands. I have come to the conclusion that this monitor will fit my needs mostly gaming and watching videos. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01K1INYWG/?coliid=I3B8NLLG7FJH7H&colid=15NWTSLHQJ32Z&psc=1&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it I'd love to hear some feed back on my pick while I save up the money to get this. My computer: CPU : Ryzan 5 2600x GPU : ASUS 2060 Super O8G MOBO : ASUS X470 Pro RAM : 16GB 3000 SSD : WD M.2 1TB(Blue), 250GB(Black)