Real pigowl

Hi. Kindly set your preferable as below for suggestions. Highlight in bold is minimum required information. 
Budget Screen size Resolution  Refresh rate Wide, Ultrawide or Super Ultrawide Curve or flat Priority in HDR or not GPU model

set a budget, determine the resolution/refresh rate you want based on ur pc spec, pick a monitor.
 
a good starting point/monitor is AOC 24G2 and M27Q-P
 

I cant recommend one or even a couple because they are all subjective.  But I can give some tips to help pick/narrow it down.
  Rule 1, set a budget.  No sense in getting hopes up for something then getting upset about price. Set expectation for specs, what I mean by this is if you set a $200 USD cap and expect 4K, you will probably not be happy with it cause it will be a bad 4K or you just wont find one. I think the sweet spot for gaming right now is 1440p and 144Htz, if your computer supports it. From there just find 2 or 3 and watch reviews and comparisons.  you should find something

First determine what you want from your monitor, the variety of monitors are too great for you to just pick up a "good" monitor. And without a budget, anyone could just recommend you literally the best monitors that are very expensive.
1. Determine what your planned/current build is capable of, for example, getting a 4K 144hz monitor when your PC could barely do 1440p 144fps is very unwise.
2. Determine what you want based on your build's capability and your preferred situation, for example, resolution, screen size, refresh rate, color performance, brightness, viewing angle.
3. Set a budget, notice that I put budget on third, because you should not cheap out on a gaming monitor, it will outlast anything you have on your PC, and the quality of your monitor directly contribute to the experience you're going to have while gaming.
 
After you know what you want and could do, look for reviews that match your requirements.
For example.
 

It works!

Im nearly positive its the board. I tried cmos flashback several times. Ive tried updating the bios several times. I swapped the cpu, gpu and psu. Originally my pc wasnt working and so my friend said to get all these new things. I later settled on getting a motherboard, cpu and gpu.  Both cpu and gpu were cheap testing ones. Now they do work on my old motherboard but not my new one. 

Apple Silicon Compatibility (M1 Chip) – Elgato
Some models seem to work.

As a Ryzen fanboy ill try my best not to recommend a ryzen cpu! For very light workload such as sending emails and playing very little task hungry games go for the Intel® Core™ i7-10510U. It has 4 cores and 1.8ghz. Very good for google docs. 

ok thanks