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Hello guys! The Asrock B450M Pro4 has two M.2 sockets. One of them is PCIe and the other one - SATA3. My PCIe is already in use. However, I wanted to expand my storage space and bought Intel 665p 1 TB. I put it in the M.2 SATA3 socket, but the PC doesn't seem to be able to read it. Should I buy another SSD and return this one or is there any other way to solve my issue? If I buy another SSD is it necessary that it's SATA or there are other NVMe's that could run in the M.2 SATA 3 socket?

Hello, I just bought the parts I need for the first PC configuration I'm doing on my own. I followed a link in one Linus video for a PSU wattage calculator (https://outervision.com/power-supply-calculator). The Recommended PSU Wattage shown there for my build is about 500 W. I bought a 550W PSU. However, I just saw that the box of my GPU says that I need a minimum of 600 W. Could you consult me about how I could make sure if my wattage is enough or if I should buy another PSU? Here is my PC build: GPU - Gigabyte Radeon RX 5700 GAMING OC 8G; CPU - AMD Ryzen 5 3600 - I plan on using the stock cooler at first, but depending on the temperatures I might buy another one; PSU - Corsair RM550x; Motherboard - ASRock B450M Pro4; SSD - Adata XPG SX8200 Pro 1TB; RAM - 2X8GB Corsair Vengeance LPX, CMK16GX4M2Z3200C16; Case - FractalDesign Define Mini C - again, depending on the thermals I might need to buy a fan or two in addition to the ones included in the case. I would be happy to hear your opinions about the PSU issue, but also any general recommendations about this build. Thanks!