F Ahmed

@Statik You can watch 4K movies on a 2060.
 
Get a 1440p as it will be a balance for watching movies and gaming

Entirely depends on what we're comparing,
M.2 drives range from those which use the SATA interface, which have speeds of around 550/550 Megabyte per second (read/write), which is the same as 'normal SSD's'. There are also those which use the PCIE interface, which range from 1500/500MBPS up to and above 3500/3000MBPS+
Keeping that in mind, it also depends on what size drive you're looking at.
 
To me, it usually makes the most sense to:
- a 500GB M.2 PCIE (a more 'budget' option perhaps, like the 660p)
- a large HDD (think 2-4TB)
- another SSD if you truly need the fast storage
But that is just what most people who absolutely need the space+speed could get. That is not a feasible or logical solution for everyone.

Sounds like the fan. Is there anything in it. Is the fan loose

Is your socket grounded ?

Yes, all motherboards do.

Please elaborate. What do you mean by low load

You need to return/RMA the new RAM stick. It's a dud. Happens sometimes. Had to return a set of RAM too with the same problem. Just didn't work, no matter what system I put it in.