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I think the problem is that it goes for HDMI first. I've tried switching DP ports, but with HDMI plugged in I think it goes there first. Guess I could switch them so main monitor is HDMI... My BIOS does not allow to choose either.

I have two monitors, one that is plugged in to DP (main) and one HDMI (2nd). On boot, my pc uses my second monitor to display boot info, BIOS, etc. The problem is that my monitor is in Portrait so everything is sideways... Not a huge deal, but if possible, can I tell my computer to use the DP as the initial monitor?

Would be nice if somebody could come up with a single piece of software that has the ability to control all of the RGB in one place. Having 4 different programs to make sure all the RGB matches is stupid!

Every time I restart my computer (from boot or sleep) the Cooler Master software refuses to load my saved RGB settings on my CPU fan. This can be fixed by me just opening the Cooler Master software and immediately closing, but that is extremely annoying. I have a hunch there may be conflict between the CM software and Mystic light (for RAM and MB). Has anybody encountered this issue, and is there a fix?

Budget (including currency): not a factor Country: USA Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Gaming, some work (GIS) 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): As the title suggests, I am considering upgrading my CPU as I see the Ryzen 5 3600x is currently on sale on newegg for 18% off. I'm just not sure if it is worth the $200 considering they have there new lineup coming out later this year. Here are my current specs: Case - NZXT H500 CPU - AMD Ryzen 5 2600 6-Cor 3.4GHz GPU - EVGA Geforce RTX 2070 Super MB - MSI B450 TOMAHAWK RAM - Team T-FORCE Delta RGB 16GB (2x8 GB) 3000MHz Cooler - AMD Wraith Stealth Cooler PSU - Seasonic S12II 500W Bronze

Lol no, those are highlighing where I'm seeing the problem. But, if you can't see them, I'm assuming the issue is in my monitor and therefore cannot be captured in a screen shot....

Can anybody tell me what is causing this weird pixelation down the center of my monitor? I have an 27" Acer XF270H.

Sorry, Cooler is listed as AMD Wraith Stealth Cooler and RAM is 3000MHz. Thanks for the advice!

3000MHz

Last August I got into PC gaming buying a NZXT Starter PC from the BLD website. The bang for the buck has been great so far, and I recently upgraded the GPU to an EVGA RTX 2070 Super. I am now starting to look into what I should aim to upgrade next. My hopes is that I can post my current specs, and then receive some advice as to what may be bottle necking my performance and would be the most beneficial part to upgrade. Thanks in advance! System Specs: Case - NZXT H500 CPU - AMD Ryzen 5 2600 3.4 GHz GPU - NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 Super MB - MSI B450 Tomahawk RAM - Team Group T-Force Delta 16-gb (2 x 8gb) PSU - Seasonic S12II 500W Bronze

I just upgraded my GPU and have this one for sale on ebay if you decide to go that route. I can confirm that BL3 would run at 60fps+!

You mean in games? If so, I went in the games and set them to recommended specs.

Acer 27in 1080p @ 144hz (Acer XF270H B) , and a second Dell 24in 1080p @ 60hz (DELL S2415H)

Thanks, it certainly doesn't feel broken, and haven't had a crash. Maybe it is my CPU as suggested above?

I mainly play Destiny 2 and Escape From Tarkov (I know this game is poorly optimized).