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So I need a new powersupply (because of an upcoing pc upgrade) and I was wandering if the "EVGA Super Nova 750 Ga 80+ gold (220-GA-0750-X1)" is a good powersupply.

also I think you mean r5 5600x not 5800x since those are more likely to be similarly priced

don't buy the 3700x all u do is gaming so you would benefit from the 5600x's higher clock speeds

That does make sense, what was I thinking lol, thanks for clarifying.

Samsung drive is 500GB kingston drive is 120GB

1. that GPU looks really expensive but that is to be expected, plus its a pretty darn weak card, its a potential bottleneck (depends on you usage though). 2. ABSOLUTELY, that I5 is overclockable yet you have a B560 motherboard which won't allow you to overclock, the I would look for another GPU (a 1060 6GB would do) 3. You won't need a wifi card if you plan to use an ethernet cable. 4. alling the cpu properly without touching the bottom, allign the ram sticks properly, make sure you apply enough thermal paste and tighten everything in a cross pattern. 5. Make sure you cable manage things propely since down the road changing components will become a head ache because the cables would be in the way. That's all I can think of right now.

One of my relatives wants to build a mining rig and me being the 'IT guy' of the family should know how to mine Ethereum as you probably guessed already I know very little about building a mining rig, someone pls help.

Hey, I got a new Asus RTX 2070 evo v2 oc around Nov 23 2020 and only now I realized that there is a way to redeem a game for free. I don't see the code in the packaging what should I do, is it too late or smthing?

There are a couple reasons as to why u are suddenly experiencing extremely high temps on a high end version of the card. The first one may be that one of the fans is on its way out, the second possibility is maybe a large chunk of dust that has been sucked in and is now blocking the airflow. Thats all I can think off to be honest.

The problem is your intergraded graphics although an SSD is a good idea get a GPU first.

I recently bought a new GPU ASUS dual RTX EVO OC 2070. In the past I've used After burner for my 1060 6GB but now I'm not rly sure.

I have a GTX 1060 6GB, I7-4790, 120gb ssd, seagate barracuda 7.2K rpm 1TB, my mother board is the Asus Z 97P and a 500WATT Zalman power supply I want to upgrade to an Asus phoenix 2060 but wondering if my power supply is good enough.

Nope

yep

oh ok i understood how to do it