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thanks for the tip, I think this is an awesome monitor for the price. Right now there is a deal on it at one of the retailers in my country and I could get it for 290€ instead of 360€.

Thanks 😊 

I'm pretty sure your CPU will bottleneck the RTX 3080, I would upgrade to a Ryzen 5600X or 5800X. 

That's the main reason why usually they're louder, but some of them have a slider that you can adjust to reduce the speed/noise. 

RX 6800 or a RTX 2080Ti. 

I'm pretty sure your CPU will bottleneck the RTX 3080, I would upgrade to a Ryzen 5600X or 5800X. 

Since you're using it for content creation and I guess you don't wanna spend a 1000$ on an expensive 4K display this one would be a good choice IMO.
 
Asus ProArt Display PA278QV

If you can wait until the RTX 3070 is back in stock it would be awesome paired with a Ryzen 5 5600X (or wait for the 5600 and save some money). 

If you can wait until the RTX 3070 is back in stock it would be awesome paired with a Ryzen 5 5600X (or wait for the 5600 and save some money). 

Do you have some kind of QOS setting enabled? Or maybe the port speed is set to 10Mbps?

That and some common sense on websites you visit.

A software like Acronis Cyber Backup could be what you're looking for because you can clone to different hardware with it. 
 

 
So on the new server setup your RAID 10 first, and then try to clone your old to server to the new one. 

1. Try to reset everything to default in your UEFI/BIOS (XMP turned off).
2. Reinstall Windows 10
3. Get the GPU and chipset drivers from AMD's website and the rest from ASRock website (sound, NIC etc). 
4. Do all the Windows Updates
5. Run Prime95 with HWMonitor for a couple of hours. 
 
If the temps are good and nothing crash, enable XMP and try again. If it still works, looks like it was a software issue. In that case, reinstall your games and applications one by one and test the PC, if it crash at least you'll know what's causing the issue. 
 

If you want "a long software support" and good battery life the Google Pixel would be the best choice IMO. 
 
So either the Google Pixel 5 or the Google Pixel 4a (5G) would be my suggestion. 
 
You can compare the devices here: https://store.google.com/us/magazine/compare_pixel

You cannot fix a hard drive, backup your stuff and replace it. 

Damaged is damaged, if you have bad drive you back it up asap and replace it as soon as possible.

You said you can't even see the M.2 SSD in the BIOS right? I would try unplugging the HDD first. 

I’d be more concerned about the 3200g being a bottleneck than PCIe 3.0

Nobody knows until the benchmarks are released. 

You can download the studio drivers instead of the game ready one on Nvidia's website. 
 
You can go with a Quadro instead since they're validated for workstation software, but if you want the same performance has an RTX 2080 Super, you'll spend more money on the Quadro. 

Can you tell us her total budget and the currency please. 

You shouldn't use a range extender there's always something wrong with them. The best way to fix your problem would be to buy an AP (Access Point). 
 
 

MSI b450 Tomahawk Max is a great board

Yes, you need a controller for access points in lightweight mode, that's how they work. In lightweight mode they are dumb devices/access points and the controller gives them their configuration and tells them what to do. You can convert the AP into a controller by using an image in the link I outlined above and then connect additional APs and they will run in lightweight mode and get their configuration from the AP in autonomous mode.

Ryzen 3600 is the obvious choice for your budget.