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  1. LuisAM
    Well, basically I had to remove my ssd nvme m.2 from the motherboard and connect an SATA SSD and install Windows in it, after that I turn off the PC, remove the SATA SSD and place again my ssd nvme m.2, and for what I can see now it was a really stupid thing to do, now the motherboard don't recognize the ssd nvme m.2 as a bootable device, already try disabling the CSM mode, in secure botin secure boot use Windows UEFI mode and other OS but the result is the same, when I go to advance\sata configuration I can see my other 2 sata SSD (storage) but the M.2_1 and M.2_2 are empty but I have my M.2 connected to the first slot, do I have to reinstall Windows with a USB? My motherboard is an Asus prime x470 pro.
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    thanks for the help, I really appreciate the time you're taking answering my questions.
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    yeap, 2nd hand. so the bios was change for something like mining?
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    well, the title is very self-explanatory, the model i got (8GB) should reach 1380 MHz without problem, but when I check Radeon Software it only gets to 1150 MHz, even if I use the automatic overclok it only reach 1250 MHz, I screw it up with the wrong drivers? When I installed the drivers I chose the RX 500 series drivers instead of the RX 500x series drivers, that have something to do with the problem I have rigth now?Edit: the card runs games without problem, the temperatures don't go over 65°C, it's just that it bothers me that is not reaching its full potential
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    I have the 2 option, the prime is a little bit more expensive, I want to know which one is better in terms of bios, cooling option (how many fans can I plug on them), vrm and overclocking
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    Yeah, it has a 8pin (6+2) connector
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    Im about to build my first PC and one of my friends gave me his old psu, is an EVGA 500w 80 + Bronze, so I was wondering if that is going to be enough for a ryzen 5 2600x, a GTX 1070 EVGA SC and16GB of ram DDR4 at 3200. I know that you can use a psu calculators but there is some stuff I don't understand, so I came here with the experts with experience in the matter. Thanks in advance.
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