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The major issues appear when I stream through discord, but there's notable other errors when recording my games (have not tried streaming on twitch yet but I feel more errors will occur) The game is league of legends, and whenever I stream my game I get weird bugs ONLY when alt-tabbing, if I stay in the game window it does not happen. I will get a weird consistent "crackling" sound bug on my audio and most importantly, if I stay alt-tabbed long enough, my peripherals (M&K) will start bugging and either straight up disconnecting and reconnecting themselves or will be unresponsive for a few seconds. The peripheral bugs will stay until I manually unplug and re-plug them. When recording there's no issues (except the sound bug happening as the recording starts, so only once). The video seems completely fine, but if I share a clip through discord and play it back there it seems really laggy. My guess is this is some issue with discord but I can't tell what is causing it. I also seem to never go below 36% memory usage (36 at idle with no apps open) so I am unsure if that's related. For reference, this is my setup: Ryzen 5 5600x RTX 3070 2x8Gb RAM Razer Huntsman KB Logitech G502

Yeah I'm installing windows now guys. Thanks for opening my eyes with your wisdom

Hold up guys I think I'm fucking dumb and just had to update the UEFI I got windows on the USB using a different PC with windows installation media creation tool thingy, and tried both boot options for the usb

The components are brand new: Zotac Rtx 3070 Asrock PRO4 B550M 2x8GB Corsair Vengeance LPX 3600Mhz Ryzen 5 5600x Corsair CX 600 WD_black SN 750 500gb Everything is connected, including the USB with windows in it. The screen is connected to the GPU and I can get to the UEFI. Whenever I choose the USB to boot, save changes and exit I get stuck on a black screen with the windows logo. The PSC has BOOT and VGA lights turned on. This only happens on UEFI USB boot not on normal USB boot, but neither get past the same screen. How do I get to the windows install screen?

Budget (including currency): Around $1100 USD Country: Mexico Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Mostly e-sports, but there's plenty of AAA titles in my library I've wanted to play, both of these at 1440p 144hz+. I plan on streaming. Down the line I'll pick up video editing. 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): My main goal is to play e-sports titles, mostly league of legends, but as I mentioned there's many games I've been meaning to play, or other that I want to mod to look better; I want to pick up streaming as a hobby and I'm going to need to have video editing capabilities since I'm going to study film making and I have to present a project for a scolarship. I had my eyes set on R5 3600, RTX 2060 Super, Dual channel 16GB RAM, a B450 tomahawk and a 512GB Nvme. I don't have to buy a hard drive or a PSU since I'm going to be using the oones from my current PC. This was before the latest releases so I'm mostly asking if I should buy this due to availability and prices or go for the RTX 3070 and an R5 5600X. For comparison, I can get a Ryzen 5 3600X for 260 USD and the only 5600X is available at 353 USD. For the GPU I can only find used 2060 supers for around 440 dollars (pics show good condition) and I can only find RTX 3070's in ebay for around 700 USD If I was to buy the 5600x I'd go for a B550 board. I also know about the AMD cards but I don't know if they'll even be in stock. Should I buy my initially planned build or go for the newer gen components? Older components are on sale untill the 20th

Budget (including currency): A little over 500 USD Country: Mexico Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Mostly League of Legends, CSGO, Valorant, Overwatch. Other AAA titles will be played (The Witcher, Cyberpunk, Borderlands 3, etc) but not the main focus of the rig 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): I currently have an FX 6300, 16 gigs of RAM and an R7 360. I bought a 144hz monitor and can't get the most out of it since I can't consistently have 144+ fps. I don't earn a lot of money and since the gpu takes up almost half of the budget for the full new rig (since I don't have to buy a PSU or a new HDD) I was thinking of keeping the old GPU with the new CPU, but I was wondering if it'll be better to buy the new GPU and keep the FX until I can afford the rest of the rig. TL;DR Is it better to buy the GPU first (RTX 2060 Super/RTX 2070) or to buy the new CPU and necessary components (Ryzen 5 3600, motherboard, ram)?