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I will, I just did not had the time in the morning to remove the cooler.

Hello y'all. I've recently got an error, which I've tried to solve, to no avail, it is not solved until this moment. Issue: There was no issue with my PC since I bought it in february. Bought it, assembled it, used it. No errors. Yesterday, I turned it off after a gaming session, and today when I tried to turn it on, it can't boot. My boot drive is a Kingston SA2000M8500G 500gb m.2 nvme ssd. I checked the BIOS, it did not detect any devices in the m.2 slot. I thought it was only a connectivity issue, I disconnected the SSD, reconnected it, and after that I rebooted, it booted just fine into Windows with the usual speed. After that, I needed to go to the store, turned off the machine. Came back, same problem. After reconnecting, it is working again. Updated SSD firmware, Updated BIOS, resetted BIOS to default, Updated chipset drivers and everything. But I noticed something. When I restart from Windows, it usually works and boots fine. It seems like, it only disappears when I cold boot the machine. My config to be sure it is out there(maybe it is related to some of my hardware): Motherboard: Gigabyte Z390 Aorus Pro(F12d BIOS) CPU: i9 9900KF(OC to 4GHz, but resetted it to factory defaults, just to be sure) Memory: 16GB Kingston HyperX 3200MHz DDR4 PSU: CoolerMaster V650 Gold GPU: Gigabyte RTX2070 Super Gaming White CPU cooler: bequiet! Dark Rock Pro 4 If anyone has any tips on what this could be, I would very much appreciate the help!

Yes, it was from a Hungarian private seller. It arrived in a pristine box, with no damage on it. My friend was kind of stupid, because he did not ask for any pictures before buying this(It is expensive, no bs). Was just wandering, if this kind of damage is repairable or not. If it is not, he should sort it out, if it is, I could try to help him.

Hello guys! My friend purchased a used Acer predator monitor, but it arrived with this screen damage. (Attached below) What kind of damage this could be? Could this be repaired? The screen has no warranty, so that option is a no-go. Thank you for your response in advance, Bence Screen damage