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how is it without the fans under the gpu? i think they be less helpful then you think.

66 before 55 after installing. 

not only this, but also depends on the materials of the cooling system.

Shield upscales all content. That said it's not gonna be instantly 4k like DLSS, but it won't look weird as though an off resolution was on the screen, as though your TV was native 1440p instead of doing weird calculations and giving you a fuzzy 1440p video.
 
Steam link device was discontinued, but the program is still supported and you can use it on both computers, SBC(like the raspi), and android devices like phones and the nvdia shield. Hence why I consider both valid options for in home PC streaming.

Also my friends are telling me to tell you to get a hamburger.

I agree. hech when your ready you can find r5 1600 with b350 for 200

I find that it's a debate of getting a raspberry pi or a shield. The pi can do most of the things you want it to do, plus a few more PC streaming things, but it lacks in performance and doesn't have the upscaling features the shield has.

Since you have a 4k TV, the shield is the better of the 2 if you intend to push through full 4k game play, but I myself would personally go for the pi if you can find other projects for it and want to save money.

Depends. If at it does is stream a game from a pc then you might even have the steam link app on the tv available for that. If ti's actually playing games on the device too and other services the shield can be nice. The shield also offers some pretty darn excellent ai upscaling for content too which is a really nice suprise. That and with a tiny bit of tinkering it can run gamecube and wii games really well because nintendo decided that they would bring wii games to it :p.

Yes, it's worth it.
A jump from 560 to 570 is higher than a jump from 570 to 580.
70$ is a good deal, 560 used is around $70.
Dont upgrade the CPU, wait till you get more money and get a cheap ryzen / 10th gen 4 cores.
For $300 you can get both new cpu and mb.
If you have no problem buying it from china you can get a good deal of Ryzen 1600 / 2600 for only $110-130.

it should work. 

the g502 is a good. I have 1 so does my gf and many friends. this after everyone has tried a variety of mice. it has a very good shape and is comfortable for different type mouse holder. really it's only downside is it weight, but it easy to look pass if you haven't been using lightweight mice. 

thermalright has better options 

Dang it Sony, release God of War games on PC already. Even Micro$oft is releasing their "exclusives" on Windows now.

der8auer covers this in one of his videos
variable flow rate or setting a curve is fine to, but people over complicate this as the curve adjust based on the CPU temp or water temp when it should adjust based on load not temp but that doesn't exist so a static speed is just easier to work with especially for an aio

I'd personally take a macho over the mugen 5. more thermal mass, better fan. it really a kick ass cooler at a solid price.

front mounting the aio is fine. as for heating  the other components in the system yes it does but not enough to worry about. it totally  fine. 
to answer it will depend on the fans that come with aio. something like an evga aio your stock fans might be better. if it's some thing like alf2 or pg240 or ekaio.  those fan fans on the aio are better. but doesn't mean you couldn't use your stock fans.
 

Best I can come up with, and a bit over budget. The 4GB version of the RX 570 is cheaper, but not sure how it affects performance.
 
Also no idea on prices in Aus, so some of these parts might be overpriced.
 
PCPartPicker Part List
CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 1600 (12nm) 3.2 GHz 6-Core Processor  ($185.00 @ Centre Com) 
Motherboard: ASRock B450M Pro4-F Micro ATX AM4 Motherboard  ($85.00 @ Mwave Australia) 
Memory: Team T-FORCE VULCAN Z 16 GB (2 x 8 GB) DDR4-3200 CL16 Memory  ($89.00 @ PC Byte) 
Storage: Western Digital Blue 500 GB 2.5" Solid State Drive  ($68.00 @ Centre Com) 
Video Card: Sapphire Radeon RX 570 8 GB PULSE ITX Video Card  ($268.80 @ Device Deal) 
Case: Deepcool MATREXX 55 MESH ATX Mid Tower Case  ($49.00 @ PCCaseGear) 
Power Supply: Corsair CX (2017) 550 W 80+ Bronze Certified ATX Power Supply  ($103.40 @ Newegg Australia) 
Case Fan: Deepcool XFAN 44.71 CFM 120 mm Fan  ($4.80 @ Device Deal) 
Case Fan: Deepcool XFAN 44.71 CFM 120 mm Fan  ($4.80 @ Device Deal) 
Case Fan: Deepcool XFAN 44.71 CFM 120 mm Fan  ($4.80 @ Device Deal) 
Total: $862.60
Prices include shipping, taxes, and discounts when available
Generated by PCPartPicker 2021-02-22 12:57 AEDT+1100

Is that memory on the QVL for that motherboard?  I’m wondering if it’s maybe a newer version of a type of memory they did testing for and when you enable XMP the machine try’s to enable the settings for a type of memory you don’t actually have.  If this is the case you may need to do manual settings.

if you watch gamers nexus review of the cooler and the arctic p12 fans I think your see additional info that may help you set your curve so you don't get that noise. 
 
but in short. it sounds like you loads are at the not so sweet where it tell fans to run at around 1100 rpm. adjusting your curve so your fans spin faster should fix this. it temping to tell it to go slower but it's not the right way to go about as the temp will move up which will put you back in the spot.

If you want better cooling  get a case that is airflow focused.

officially no. unofficial some motherboards do work even when it's not listed. which ones are are good choice for doing so, I'm not sure.
 
many b450 mb will support  5000 series  ccpus but lack many features that a 5000 with b550 x570 motherboards have when paired together .
 
 

Since I don't know your budget, I'll just name some boards: 
The B450M Pro VDH Max, the B450M mortar Max, The B450M TUF Pro S (If you manage to find one) and the B450M Pro4 are all decent budget boards. 
The B450M TUF Pro (Non-S) and the B450 TUF Plus are subpart boards, and there are boards that are similar in price but are simply better. While the TUF Pro S is basically the B550M TUF Plus but with the older B450 Chipset, and is a decent board. 

Ah who wouldn't dig that? I wish I had something like that when I was 9 🙂

Go with the 20. He'll grow into it. Don't worry too much about the tt length, There are ways to compensate (Shorter stem) but most important, get him on the dirt trails. That is where the fun lies. 😉