Gorilla Warfare

It's trash. With 396w @12v it's not even a 400w PSU.

Please list your psu model. That is very important
 
Without a budget I cannot say.
 
Like a rx6700xt is a great value card and does 1080 144fps wondefully in your games

It costs $0 to deploy on as many machines as you want.

You should be fine, as long you're not overclocking or stress testing it all the time. Highly recommend if you have a current GPU in your system, is to use DDU (Display Driver Uninstaller) and uninstall ALL drivers before installing AMD Adrenalin for your new Radeon 6650XT

the current amd backlash is towards the 7000 generation. the 6650 is xt has nothing wrong with it. 

Looks great!
Keep firing Slick until he gets the bugs worked out

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With any luck in the mean time someone else will come in with other suggestions. With those Phanteks brackets it opens up a lot of options for you. 5.25 bays are getting harder and harder to get in cases in general. 

This is a new one, where did you get that 430W PSU Relic ? Should be in a museum not your PC.
What you want is a minimum 750W PSU from a good name brand like: Corsair, EVGA, Thermaltake, Antec.

I would say your a little light on power and quality in terms of the PSU.

Thanks for the help guys. I ended up using Macrium. Was pretty straight forward and worked well.

Just upgraded the tower and cooler off the main games rig
 
and the living room rig received the old tower , h80 cooler and Zalman rheobus/ powermeter

@Gorilla Warfare I have merged your thread into the mega thread showing off your setup/builds. 

That depends on which version of the RM and HX you have. The older RM (yellow label) and the old HXi (blue label) use Type 3 cables. The newer RM, HXi, and HX 80+ Platinum units use Type 4 cables. Type 3 and Type 4 cables are interchangeable except for the motherboard 24pin cable. It'll be obvious which is which as the Type 4 motherboard cables split in to 18 pin + 10 pin connectors on the PSU side while the Type 3 motherboard cable is 14 pin + 10 pin.
 
You can check power supply cable compatibility on Corsair's website. https://www.corsair.com/ww/en/psu-cable-compatibility

read the PSU manual

What GPU is your friend going to use because with high-end GPUs extensions often give stability issues.

Awesome thanks for the feed back

4090 is way better I wouldn't have just bought a 3090ti.  I have a 3080 but have had it since a month after launch.  I'm thinking 7900xt but may be tempted by the 4090.  Absolutely with not buy a 4080.

Likely impending failure. Backup anything important ASAP and RMA if possible. This is one reason I choose Western Digital over Seagate.

Try download and extract this into your USB. 
https://download.gigabyte.com/FileList/Driver/mb_driver_bootdrv_hw10_raid_9.3.0.158.zip
 
Then click Load and point to the ../x64/NVME_Raid folder.
 
Does your NVME SSD detected in BIOS?