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what are the specs of the machine that is powering the monitor?

It's safe man and probably those LEDs will outlast your keyboard anyway.

It's fine to leave it on tbh 
The leds are rated for a lot of use and wear 

From Reddit: 
 
 
There is a spreadsheet that has been created to collect some data about 5800x behavior. If you have a 5800x, do share your test results (testing methodology is on the first page).
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1WJTPLL4API8XdwmXKknA56u48F4Xgb5vIf5d3PsqDDo/edit?usp=sharing

that means that the overclock is not stable, lower it a little until everything works fine. 

is anything overheating in the system? if not then leave it alone

Power supply is pretty much user preference. There is a handy guide on the power supplies. I would say for your system i would go for a B or C tier if you want to go a little chepar. i would not recommend going any lower. Also, I would say to get about 500 to 600 watt power supply to count for upgrades down the line. But you can get more if you are thinking of getting a 30 series card. i would recommend at least 700 watts for 30 series cards. 

i would even go up to 750W

Ya idk i was just making sure i wasnt doing anything wrong. 

It should be fine, but I dont trust Apevia. 

thanks

this the problme you cant say unlimtied budget man, i can recomend a rtx 2080 ti, with 64 gb ram and a 19-10900. 

A curious thought, I have a intel i5-9400, so i have integrated graphics, however i also have an gtx 1650 super. So is there a way to use both of them in sort of a sli configuration to get more performance? Also, is there a way to switich between Intel graphics and the gtx 1650 super without moving the hdmi cable from the graphics card to the mobo? 

You should get a 1650

Ok thanks have a good day 

Right now my psu is mounted up, however since the graphics card is so close to the psu, I don’t know if that will cause any problems. Should i mount the fan down even though I don’t have a fan grill on the bottom, or is this is best bet, and if this is the best bet would this set up cause any problems.
 

i think there might be a slight bottlenck but you should be fine 

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You can't do any of that with software on that PSU.
You'd need a power supply with actual digital monitoring and control, like Corsair's RMi series, for example.

can you send the exact laptop 
 
Make sure all the NVIDIA drivers are up-to date using geforce expercicne. 

I'm not a stocks person at all, but to me it just looks like it's stabilizing after some pretty good growth last week and beginning of this week.
If you look at their course over the last month, you can see they are still way up.

 
As far as I know, people buy stocks for the longer run anyways and not for a weeks worth of growth. But you should definitely consider what you think is the best financial decision.

G'day!
I would suggest you ddu your drivers and reinstall. 

thats a fair point. 

sorry for the long reply time, but i fixed the problem though. Temps stay under 70 f now. 

i mean worst case you could file a police case