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itContinues

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  1. They are all on the back I/O which makes it weirder, ow wait. they might be on my monitors hub.
  2. At some interval, it looks like my USBs have a sort of reset or power interuption. I see this happening during use due to my Steelseries RGB mousemat and Blue USB microphone with a headset. It just looks and sounds like a short power drop from my Gigabyte Aorus X570 Elite. The mousemat wil blink and the headset will pop. I haven't timed the interval yet, and so far it hasn't shown up in any recordings. But is this something I should worry about?
  3. As the title says I have an MX Master 3 mouse for work and I love it for my job. But I'm wondering if it's the right tools for the job in gaming. I've tried the Logitech G502 Hero, but I really dislike the slim and low design. It gives me cramps when I play longer games. The MX Master 3 feels great for my hand. Does anyone know a good gaming mouse with a similar profile?
  4. It's mostly an aesthetics things, but if the mATX board is cheaper, by all means thats the best option then, you could go for a smaller case then though ^^
  5. I like the combination. The 3060 hasn't been announced yet so that might be a bit of a wait. However this should work fine for quite a while. 1 thing sticks out to me though. Why the mATX board in the ATX case?
  6. Just pulled the trigger on a way to beefy GPU for this CPU, but it was such a good deal. I got a Nvidia 980ti for only €60,-. Now the CPU is absolutely the bottleneck but well, lets see how this works. This it'll be quite te decent scraps build.
  7. Well the €200 is the absolute maximum and I'd rather not spend that much. I'm looking at a second hand 1060 or RX570 over a new one and keeping the limp A6-9500
  8. Budget (including currency): About €100 - €200 Country: Netherlands 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 am trying to build a simple HTPC/Xbox replacement for my living room from some spare parts I had. At the moment, I've got 8GB of DDR4 RAM on a B450 mainboard. Which brings me to the bottlenecks/problematic parts. The AMD RX550, which seems to be broken or has a MAJOR driver issue. So bad that Windows won't boot when the right driver is installed. And a poor AMD A6-9500 APU which seems to not have a functioning GPU because it doesn't even show the boot logo in a workable resolution. I am on a budget, and I don't really know what is the right action at this point. Get a second-hand GPU like a 1050TI/1060/RX570, which will fix my issues and make it usable with the dual-core when I upgrade my main rig at some point. Or, just get a decent Ryzen APU that can handle the 4K part of my TV and leave the Xbox replacement thing on the table to replace it with a Series X. I know... a lot of consideration in this story, but this is why I joined you guys! My partslist so far MSI B450M Mortar Titanium 8GB DDR4 3200MHz (2*4GB) 512 M.2 SSD (system drive) 256GB 2.5" SSD 1TB 3.5" HDD Some Fractal design Case BeQuiet cooler (way too beefy for the CPU) Problem part: AMD A6-9500 Problem part: RX550 which doesnt really work BeQuiet 400W powersupply
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