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autocad does use the GPU for rendering but allplan uses the CPU so i think a combination like a 12600k + 3060ti would be a good compomise that offers good performance in both.
 
I didnt notice you were in Turkey (the budget being in $ make me assume you were in the US) so here is an alternative build for Turkey. The 3050 is very overpriced so i have gone with a rx 6650xt. I know a Nvidia GPU would be much better but there simply isnt one that fits in your budget and the 6650xt will still be better than a T400. It does even have RT cores (although slower ones than nvidia has) so it should still be prety good for your use case.

A 13900K and RTX4090 can't run that game without stuttering so that's completely out of bounds.
 
I think you can do 1440p 30. 
 
IGN ran it with a 2070 which is faster than 5700XT and it didn't reach 30 at 4K. But at 1440 should be doable. 
 

according to the log you give me it has repaired a xpath system in AppData so it could be fixed or it fixed something completely unrelated the only way to find out is to reproduce the issue and see if it still persists.

 

Run System File Checker
CMD + run as administrator

and type in "Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /ScanHealth"

for error codes 2147024893 i believe the error messages for when something fails to update so please check for those codes in google since it will link you to the microsoft forums with a solution.
that sounds like a networking issue please refer to updating your LAN and wifi drivers.

 
 
for 0x00000005: Use the System File Checker tool to repair missing or corrupted system files (microsoft.com)
0xfffffbf8 is for a recovery point failure that is standard for widows and SQL servers and i think it is the main culprit for your issue i would suggest for you to search for more on this topic! (since it is a code that can appear on cold boots and is resolved after a restart)

 
 

1 What Anti-virus are you running?
2 If a drive (hdd) is failing trust me you would know
2 If its an ssd just try to reseat it
3 Store your files somewhere or just get a NAS
1 Are you going on shady websites? (if you`re not chances are you fucked something up in the settings)
2 Windows does crash from time to time but you have a event log and you can check why you`re actually crashing.
2. 99% of errors are literally caused because people screw around where they should not.

In any case find your event logs or find reliability history.

When you do that please post it. because with the information you gave us we are literally shooting in the dark.

Also are you on widows 8? because some windows machines are shipped with  multiple monitor support enabled by default.

They will not be deleted. I've had experience with the same thing, 4s and iphone 11 and the cloud saves were preserved.

I have a feeling it is the mix of ram, or it could be the Ryzen freezing issues that I've heard about. Do the RAM kits have the same timings?

in my experience, eset is not the best antivirus so running a few other ones can help you be more sure that its gone. you should run malwarebytes, hitmanpro and then optionally run kaspersky all using the free trial versions. 

Something that was missed in your other thread was whether or not you were running your ISP device in bridge mode. You claim it’s just a modem, but any “modem” with WiFi is called a gateway, and gateways use NAT. Putting your own router (which also handles NAT) behind a gateway or other router is going to cause double NAT. You have to figure out how to convert your internet gateway to bridge mode so that it just becomes a passthrough device for your Archer C6.
 
Secondly, check to see if there are any iOS updates that might be available and install them.
 
Thirdly, run a wireless survey using WiFi Analyzer (free from the MS Store) and post the channel analysis screenshot (from the ‘Analyze’ page) of both 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands. Unfortunately, I don’t recall there being any similar apps through the App Store, so you’ll need a Windows machine or an Android phone.
 
Finally, post a screenshot of your wireless settings from the C6. Hide any passwords, obviously.

Download WHQL drivers. Uninstall non WHQL drivers using DDU. Reboot Install WHQL drivers. Reboot. Done. You should DDU everytime you are trying to upgrade or downgrade AMD drivers. They are shit as is.

The QoS was automatically set to 1000mbps up and down i fixed them to closer to my actual speed and enabled MU-MIMO. These steps fixed the issue for me thanks.

Hopefully, you've set the download and upload parameters to suit your connection speed. Don't exceed your actual limits; doing so adds nothing and can even worsen your experience.
 
The following are some other things to try after using the Archer C6 emulator:
When you're using FT, is any other device using the network simultaneously? (e.g. Downloading files over P2P, carrying out online meetings, updating Windows, etc.) 8Mbps upload will get saturated quite easily and tank download speed for all network clients. If you don't require IPv6, disable it in the router under 'Advanced' > 'IPv6'. Under 'Advanced' > 'System Tools', is "NAT Boost" enabled? If it is, try disabling it and restarting the router. NAT acceleration is more beneficial at higher speeds than what you have and can cause issues on slower connections. If uPnP isn't enabled under 'Advanced' > 'NAT Forwarding', you might need to open ports for FT to work properly. Personally, I've never had to do this, but you can try it if all else fails to help. If you're using WiFi, enable MU-MIMO under 'Advanced' > 'Wireless' > 'MU-MIMO'. Also, ensure you're using WPA2-PSK security and AES encryption. WiFi optimization after doing a wireless survey can be done at another time if your current issues are affecting wired clients.

would the new gt 1030 suffice?

When your PC booted, press DEL, this will enter the BIOS screen.
In the bios screen go through the menu until you find BOOT ORDER.
Select the new ssd as the first in tthe list (press plus / minus to reorder).
It should say "WINDOWS UEFI ... ".
You might see 2 drive with the same option (since you're cloning it), pick one at the bottom and move it up.
The first one might be your old drive and the second one is the new drive.
The new drive should be on top.
Save and restart.

Turn your computer on. Immediately keep hitting the DEL key or F2 key on your keyboard. (I think with MSI motherboards it's the DEL key) Now you should be in the BIOS / UEFI. Make sure you are in the advance settings. (Should be F7 if you're not) Then change the boot order, so that the correct drive is in position #1. I cannot give you perfect instructions, since I haven't used a MSI BIOS in many years, but if you look around on the internet for tutorials on how you change the boot order, then you should be able to get it done.
 
If you instead of DEL press F10 (I hope it's F10) then you should get into the Boot menu, where you can simply select the correct drive and boot off of it.
This is only a one time solution. 

You might need to do a BIOS update if you haven't done one for the 5800X. Your board should have bios flashback so you don't need to put a compatible CPU in to update your board first. Unfortunately your board doesn't appear to have any debug LEDs, so it would be a lot harder to pinpoint which component is the one preventing you from booting.

right click on the black part in the partition table at the bottom and select "new simple volume" and follow the prompts

Oh I missed that part, then sure absolutely it makes more sense to reuse your rams rather than spending more money.

Yes it does.

SeaSonic CORE GM is a good unit. More expensive than that Corsair CV one, but is semi-modular which will be much easier to manage cables in an ITX case. It is also 80+ Gold. 
Corsair RMx (2018) is very good but is a bit longer than standard ATX units so may need to check dimensions.

no point in upgrading from a 3600 to a 3700x for gaming.

I would go with a Fractal Design Focus G other than the Q300. The Focus G has much better airlow.

Hey,
I didn't offer you a mini ITX. Its a Micro ATX which is the same for your uses. the motherboard PCB is a bit shorter.
parts list I offered would be great for you! Though I highly recommend as suggested to find a used quadro gpu.
 
any further questions or thoughts?

Could get much better peformance\value in this price range than what was offered.
In my opinion you can cheap out a bit and go for good locked i7 with budget B460. You would be limited to 3000MHZ but thats fine for intel cpus.
no need for fancy cases. N200 comes with great airflow and two fans for really cheap.
Corsair CV line up will be more than enough for this build.
32 gigs of ram is crucial imo to heavy editing.
 
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CPU Cooler: Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO 82.9 CFM Sleeve Bearing CPU Cooler  ($33.99 @ Amazon) 
Motherboard: MSI B460M-A PRO Micro ATX LGA1200 Motherboard  ($78.98 @ Newegg) 
Memory: Team T-FORCE DARK Z 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) DDR4-3200 CL16 Memory  ($119.99 @ Newegg) 
Case: Cooler Master N200 MicroATX Mini Tower Case  ($39.99 @ Newegg) 
Power Supply: Corsair CV 550 W 80+ Bronze Certified ATX Power Supply  ($59.99 @ Corsair) 
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I would save your money. Basically nothing is in stock right now for any market, and $700 dollars for a 8c/16t CPU, a good cooler (so it’s silent) and a mobo with Bluetooth and wifi? It could be done but there would be a lot of sacrifices. Unless your willing to cut major corners on your PSU, RAM, and CPU Cooler, this prob can’t be done well. 
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