Malymole

Open the Start menu. Type %AppData% Click “Enter” to direct to "C:\Users\%USERNAME%\AppData\Roaming" Use the search box to locate all "*.txt" files. Select the text file you want to recover and copy it to a different location.

hi, srry for the late reply, but yes, basically all HDMI cables support 144hz. 144Hz at 1080p, 75Hz at 1440p, and 30Hz at 4K (this is if your cable is HDMI 1.4 as opposed to 2.0/2.1). Make sure, if your getting a gaming monitor, that it has hdmi 2.0/2.1 input

144hz. Many gamers (professional) don't see much difference between 144hz and 240hz. They say the only upgrade u should definitely get is 60hz to 144hz. Here is a vid: 
 

HDMI isnt bad, it's just hard to find a monitor that supports 144hz streaming via HDMI. Most HDMI outputs support it, but many inputs don't. I'd recommend displayport if your use is for gaming, but if your monitor supports HDMI at 144hz (and your monitor is 144hz), then I'd stick with HDMI. If your monitor is 60hz, then definitely stick with the HDMI

You've probably short-circuited the motherboard. If it wont start up after a day, then you've fried something

If you're looking for a cheaper, but still really good quality, TP-Link Archer T3U AC1300 MU-MIMO USB 3.0 WiFi Adapter would be a good option. I don't think you need a proper router, and I game with this specific dongle with no issues